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Adulis Properties brings deep, on-the-ground expertise across Dubai's property market cycles, giving you a reliable and transparent partner for every stage of your investment journey.
On top of the property price, buyers should plan for the 4% DLD transfer fee, a trustee office charge, and an agency commission (usually 2% plus 5% VAT). Off-plan purchases also carry an Oqood registration fee for the Pre-Title Deed.
Yes, it is well protected. The Dubai Land Department and RERA require all buyer payments to go into a dedicated project Escrow Account, with funds released to the developer only as construction milestones are verified.
In most cases, yes, once you've paid a set percentage of the total value (generally 30 to 40%). Adulis Properties handles the full resale process on your behalf.
Property investments of 2 million AED or more qualify for the 10-year Golden Visa, whether the property is ready or still under construction, as long as the value threshold is met.
Absolutely. Adulis Properties provides full property management support for overseas owners, and you can also authorize a Power of Attorney so transactions can be completed without you being physically present.
Our management service covers tenant screening, rent collection, legal compliance, ongoing maintenance, and regular financial reporting, giving both local and international owners a hands-off ownership experience.
Timelines vary based on financing. Cash purchases move faster since ownership transfers at the Trustee Office as soon as approvals clear, while financed deals generally take 4 to 8 weeks.
Yes, both UAE residents and foreign buyers based abroad can purchase property in designated freehold zones such as Dubai Marina, JVC, and The Palm, without needing UAE residency.
Yes. Prior to handover, our team carries out a thorough snagging inspection to catch any construction defects or incomplete work, making sure the developer resolves them before you take possession.
