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Buying Property In Dubai Is Now A Much More Streamlined Process.
Query 1:
Could you outline the procedures for purchasing a home in Dubai? I am a recent immigrant from the United Kingdom. The terminology employed by real estate salespeople to describe the buyer-seller agreement, land department registration, Ejari, and other terms has me perplexed.
Response:
Due to the use of cutting-edge procedures and features, the process of buying real estate in Dubai has been substantially simplified and made much more straightforward. Both sides sign a consolidated form that combines the selling and buying agreements once a seller accepts a buyer’s offer. If the buyer is getting a mortgage, the property is valued to make sure it has worth is justified. Moreover, if the price is found reasonable, a valuation report is generated. The mortgage funds are released to the seller along with the final offer letter.
In Dubai, the seller must obtain a Non-Objection Certificate (NOC) before transferring ownership to the buyer. This certificate is necessary to confirm that the developer has approved the buyer’s acquisition. In addition that there are no pending payments on the property. The seller and buyer meet at a trustee’s office, a recognized government building, to complete the sale after receiving this certificate. At this meeting, the seller passes over the NOC and the title deed to the buyer, concluding the sale, and the buyer transfers the monies.
Are UAE Properties Subject to VAT?
Value Added Tax (VAT) is not applicable to residential properties. However, it is applied to commercial real estate purchases at a rate of about 5%.
Query 2:
What Are The Prices For Flats And Villas In Dubai?
Response:
Prices in apartment complexes all throughout Dubai are rising as a result of the strong demand. The highest gain was seen in Al Habtoor City, where the average price of an apartment increased by a significant 24% to Dh1818 per square foot. Living Legends and Barsha Heights also had double-digit price growth, up 11% and 10%, respectively.
While Nad Al Sheba only experienced a modest 4% increase in villa sales prices in 2022. The community experienced the biggest gain this year, with prices climbing 8% to Dh722 per square foot. Popular neighborhoods like Jumeirah Islands, MBR City, Arabian Ranches, and Dubai Hills Estate all had 5-8 percent price growth in 2023 due to the continued demand for mid-to-high-cost villas.
