The time it takes to sell a property in Dubai varies based on market conditions, property type, and pricing. On average, it can take between 3 to 6 months.

Costs may include agent commissions, NOC fees, and Dubai Land Department transfer fees.

No, you do not need to be in Dubai to sell your property. We can handle the process on your behalf, including power of attorney arrangements if required.

Yes, properties with existing mortgages can be sold. Our agents will guide you through the necessary steps to ensure a smooth transaction.

Proof of ownership (Title deed or Oqood) obtained from the Dubai Land Department (DLD).
Copy of valid passport of the seller with the signature page.
For UAE residents, copy of your Emirates ID.
No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the seller to advertise/photograph/video shoot and cover the property on all portals.

An updated Title Deed ensures compliance with current standards and regulations in Dubai, streamlining the sales process.

Yes, selling your property via a real estate agent is highly recommended. An experienced agent brings valuable market knowledge, negotiation skills, and access to a broad network of potential buyers. They handle all the marketing, paperwork, and legalities, ensuring a smooth and stress-free selling process. With an agent, you're more likely to get a higher price for your property and close the sale faster than if you were to sell it on your own.

Yes, you can sell your property with a tenant in residence. However, there are some important considerations. The existing lease agreement will usually transfer to the new owner, meaning they must honor the terms of the lease. It's also essential to communicate with your tenant about your intention to sell and coordinate viewings in a way that respects their privacy and rights. Some buyers may see a tenanted property as an advantage, particularly investors looking for rental income, while others may prefer a vacant property. Your real estate agent can help you navigate this process smoothly.