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An off-plan property is a property that is sold before it is completed, often during the planning or construction phase.
Off-plan properties usually come at a lower price, offer flexible payment plans, and have strong capital appreciation potential upon completion.
We help you discover the best off-plan properties from top developers in Dubai and connect you with them to complete the purchase.
No, our services are free for buyers. We are paid by the developers once a sale is completed.
Payment plans vary by developer, but typically involve:
- An initial payment of 20-30% to reserve the property
- 30-40% paid over 2-3 years during construction
- The remaining amount due on completion, via lump sum or mortgage
Yes, most Dubai banks will offer a mortgage once you've paid 50% of the property value.
Interest rates range from 2.5% to 3.5%
Typically, once the initial payment is made and the Sales Purchase Agreement (SPA) is signed, it is non-refundable. Always check the cancellation policy with the developer.
Yes, many banks offer mortgage options for non-residents, though eligibility criteria apply.
A valid passport is usually sufficient for foreigners. Some developers may request proof of income or bank statements.
Yes, the Dubai Land Department (DLD) and RERA strictly regulate developers. Payments are
made into escrow accounts to protect buyers.
Ownership is transferred once the final payment is made and the property is registered with the Dubai Land Department.
You`ll either:
- Pay the remaining amount in cash
- Secure a mortgage to finance the final payment
Once payment is complete, you take possession and can move in or rent it out.
Yes, but usually after you've paid a certain percentage (commonly 30-40%) and depending on the developers policies.
Delays can happen, but reputable developers provide transparent timelines and contractual
protection for buyers.
Yes. Many buyers choose to rent out their unit immediately after handover to generate income.
Some developers allow for minor customization depending on the stage of construction.
Expect to pay:
- Dubai Land Department (DLD) fee: 4% of property value
- Oqood registration fee: ~3,000 AED
- Service charges upon handover
Some developers accept crypto via licensed intermediaries, but this varies. Contact us for the latest updates.