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General questions
Tahir Majithia is a recognised authority in Dubai real estate with over 20 years of experience, specialising in exclusive, concierge-level advisory for investors at all levels.
Tahir offers a full range of properties, including luxury penthouses, villas, off-plan investments, move-in-ready homes, and commercial real estate.
Dubai's real estate market is experiencing strong growth, with high rental yields, tax-free benefits, and increasing foreign investor interest. Tahir provides data-driven insights to guide the best investment timing.
The process includes selecting a property, signing a Sales and Purchase Agreement (SPA), making a deposit, obtaining approvals, completing payments, and registering with the Dubai Land Department.
Benefits include high rental returns, no property taxes, investor-friendly regulations, and residency visa eligibility for property owners.
Investment & financials
The minimum investment varies by property type and location, but off-plan projects start at around $150,000, while luxury properties range from $500,000 to several million dollars.
Yes. Tahir offers expertise in crypto-based real estate transactions, ensuring a secure and compliant process.
Yes. Some banks and financial institutions offer mortgage options for non-residents, typically requiring a 40% down payment.
Rental yields range from 6–10%, depending on location and property type, making Dubai one of the most lucrative real estate markets globally.
Additional costs include a 4% Dubai Land Department fee, a 2% agency fee (only applicable to re-sale / secondary market transactions), and possible service charges for maintenance.
Selling & exit strategy
Dubai has a liquid real estate market with high demand from international buyers. Tahir's network ensures smooth and profitable sales.
No capital gains tax or inheritance tax applies, but transaction fees may apply.
Depending on the property type and buyer financing, sales can take anywhere from a few weeks to a few months.
Residency & legal matters
Yes. Investors purchasing properties worth AED 750,000 or more may qualify for a residency visa, with long-term visas available for higher-value investments.
Foreigners can buy property in designated freehold areas with full ownership rights.
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