Yes, foreign nationals can register full ownership of property in their own name within designated Freehold areas in Dubai. There is no requirement for partnership with an Emirati citizen.

Prices start from approximately $150,000 (AED 550,000) for studio units in specific projects. However, this amount varies depending on the area, developer, and type of property.

Yes, purchasing a property with a minimum value of AED 750,000 provides the opportunity for investors to obtain a renewable residency visa. For Golden Visa eligibility, a higher investment amount is required.

Yes, all projects offer interest-free installment payment plans or bank loans for foreign buyers, which vary depending on the specific project.

If all payments have been completed, the property title transfer process typically takes between 1 to 3 weeks. For off-plan purchases, the final title deed is issued upon completion of the project.

No, there is no annual property tax. However, at the time of purchase, 4% of the transaction value must be paid to the Dubai Land Department (DLD) as a registration and service fee.

Areas such as Harbour Creek, Dubai Hills, JVC, JVT, and Dubai Marina usually offer good rental yields and high rental demand

Yes, you can rent out your property for short-term or long-term periods, and by doing so, you can cover a portion of your installments.