Properties for sale in Dubai UAE – Buy property in Dubai
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3 Bedrooms Apartment in DAMAC Hills
Golf Terrace B, NAIA Golf Terrace at Akoya, DAMAC Hills
4,000,000
3 Beds4 Baths2,043 sq ft

3 Bedrooms Townhouse in DAMAC Hills
Silver Springs 1, Silver Springs, DAMAC Hills
5,300,000
3 Beds5 Baths2,723 sq ft

Spacious | Rented | Motivated Seller
Golf Horizon Tower B, Golf Horizon, DAMAC Hills
645,000
Studio3 Baths513 sq ft

4 Bedrooms Townhouse in Damac Hills 2
Casablanca Boutique Villas, Pacifica, Damac Hills 2
2,250,000
4 Beds4 Baths1,882 sq ft

2 Bedrooms Apartment in Damac Hills 2
Viridis D, Viridis Residence and Hotel Apartments, Damac Hills 2
1,175,000
2 Beds3 Baths1,106 sq ft

4 Bedrooms Townhouse in DAMAC Hills
Park Residences 4, Park Residences, DAMAC Hills
4,350,000
4 Beds3 Baths2,050 sq ft

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Luxury Studio | Hotel Amenities | Great ROI
Viridis A, Viridis Residence and Hotel Apartments, Damac Hills 2
475,000
Studio1 Bath420 sq ft

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4 Bedrooms Villa in Damac Hills 2
Natura, Damac Hills 2
2,200,000
4 Beds4 Baths2,352 sq ft

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1 Bedroom Apartment in Damac Hills 2
Elo 2, Damac Hills 2
830,000
1 Bed1 Bath556 sq ft

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4 Bedrooms Townhouse in Damac Hills 2
Camelia, Damac Hills 2
2,250,000
4 Beds4 Baths1,975 sq ft

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4 Bedrooms Townhouse in Damac Hills 2
Violet 1, Violet, Damac Hills 2
2,250,000
4 Beds4 Baths2,415 sq ft

3 Bedrooms Townhouse in DAMAC Hills
Richmond, DAMAC Hills
4,200,000
3 Beds4 Baths2,909 sq ft

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2 Bedrooms Apartment in Damac Hills 2
Elo 2, Damac Hills 2
950,000
2 Beds2 Baths830 sq ft

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4 Bedrooms Townhouse in Damac Hills 2
Verona, Damac Hills 2
2,150,000
4 Beds4 Baths2,352 sq ft

6 Bedrooms Villa in Damac Hills 2
Coursetia, Damac Hills 2
4,600,000
6 Beds7 Baths2,995 sq ft

ExclusiveOff-Plan
4 Bedrooms Townhouse in Damac Hills 2
Verona, Damac Hills 2
1,900,000
4 Beds4 Baths2,352 sq ft
Frequently Asked Questions about Buying a Property in Dubai and the UAE
Everything you need to know about mortgage services.
Can foreigners buy property in the UAE?+
Yes, foreigners can buy property in UAE freehold zones, owning outright in areas like Dubai Marina or Yas Island. Leasehold options (50–99 years) apply outside these zones. No UAE visa is required, though investments over AED 750,000 may grant residency.
Can you own 100% of the property in the UAE?+
Yes, foreigners can own 100% of property in designated freehold zones across the UAE, such as Dubai Marina and Palm Jumeirah. This grants full ownership of the property and land. Outside these zones, ownership is limited to leasehold or specific rights like usufruct or Musataha.
What is the best way to buy property in the UAE?+
To buy property in the UAE, research neighborhoods, set a budget, and hire a RERA-certified agent. After selecting a property, sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), make a 10% deposit, and complete legal formalities. For more details, visit the official Dubai Land Department.
Can I get UAE residency by buying a property?+
Yes, you can obtain UAE residency by investing at least AED 750,000 in real estate. This grants a renewable 2- or 3-year visa. Larger investments of AED 5 million or AED 10 million qualify for 5- or 10-year visas. Properties must be in designated freehold areas.
Is it a good idea to buy property in the UAE?+
Buying property in the UAE can be a good idea due to high rental demand, tax benefits, and potential value appreciation. However, consider high upfront costs, market volatility, and construction risks.
What is the minimum salary to buy a house in the UAE?+
The minimum salary to buy a house in the UAE typically starts at AED 15,000 per month, though affordable properties may require as low as AED 9,000. Luxury properties demand higher incomes. Mortgage eligibility depends on income, with borrowing capped at seven times annual earnings.
Can I get a golden visa if I buy property in the UAE?+
Yes, buying property worth AED 2 million or more in the UAE qualifies you for a 10-year Golden Visa, offering residency benefits for you and your family. Learn more in our Comprehensive Guide to Getting a Golden Visa in the UAE.
Is it profitable to buy a house in the UAE?+
Yes, buying property in the UAE can be highly profitable due to strong market growth, high rental yields (around 6.3% in Dubai), and favorable tax conditions. With a robust economy and increasing demand, it offers attractive returns for investors, though market volatility and financing costs should be considered.
Frequently Asked Questions about Buying a Property in Dubai and the UAE
Everything you need to know about mortgage services.
Can foreigners buy property in the UAE?+−
Yes, foreigners can buy property in UAE freehold zones, owning outright in areas like Dubai Marina or Yas Island. Leasehold options (50–99 years) apply outside these zones. No UAE visa is required, though investments over AED 750,000 may grant residency.
Can you own 100% of the property in the UAE?+−
Yes, foreigners can own 100% of property in designated freehold zones across the UAE, such as Dubai Marina and Palm Jumeirah. This grants full ownership of the property and land. Outside these zones, ownership is limited to leasehold or specific rights like usufruct or Musataha.
What is the best way to buy property in the UAE?+−
To buy property in the UAE, research neighborhoods, set a budget, and hire a RERA-certified agent. After selecting a property, sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), make a 10% deposit, and complete legal formalities. For more details, visit the official Dubai Land Department.
Can I get UAE residency by buying a property?+−
Yes, you can obtain UAE residency by investing at least AED 750,000 in real estate. This grants a renewable 2- or 3-year visa. Larger investments of AED 5 million or AED 10 million qualify for 5- or 10-year visas. Properties must be in designated freehold areas.
Is it a good idea to buy property in the UAE?+−
Buying property in the UAE can be a good idea due to high rental demand, tax benefits, and potential value appreciation. However, consider high upfront costs, market volatility, and construction risks.
What is the minimum salary to buy a house in the UAE?+−
The minimum salary to buy a house in the UAE typically starts at AED 15,000 per month, though affordable properties may require as low as AED 9,000. Luxury properties demand higher incomes. Mortgage eligibility depends on income, with borrowing capped at seven times annual earnings.
Can I get a golden visa if I buy property in the UAE?+−
Yes, buying property worth AED 2 million or more in the UAE qualifies you for a 10-year Golden Visa, offering residency benefits for you and your family. Learn more in our Comprehensive Guide to Getting a Golden Visa in the UAE.
Is it profitable to buy a house in the UAE?+−
Yes, buying property in the UAE can be highly profitable due to strong market growth, high rental yields (around 6.3% in Dubai), and favorable tax conditions. With a robust economy and increasing demand, it offers attractive returns for investors, though market volatility and financing costs should be considered.