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Advice for Buyers

The first steps in making any purchase, including purchasing a home, always involve setting a budget and making financial arrangements. In fact, since it will be among your biggest purchases ever, you should budget for it far more carefully.

Make sure to undertake considerable market research before doing this. Find out how much the type of home you seek in Dubai is currently selling for. Look at prices in particular places, such as if you’re looking for villas for sale in Dubai. This can help you choose how much cash to set aside.

Your spending capability is one factor to consider while choosing a budget, analyzing your monthly
salary & savings, among other things.

Further, organize your resources after that. Certain parts of Dubai are noted for having costly real estate costs.
As a result, it’s highly likely that you’ll need financial support, such a mortgage from a bank or a lending
company. Your current employment condition and creditworthiness are two factors that affect how
much money you get.

Make sure you have a solid credit score before you apply for a mortgage. If not, there is a strong
possibility that your loan application will be denied.

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Your Questions Answered

1. Where should I buy property in Dubai?

This is a crucial stage that shouldn’t be overlooked. Whether you want to live there or rent it out will mostly influence this. If it’s the former, you’ll need to pick from one of Dubai’s finest districts, which are well-connected, offer a peaceful lifestyle, and have every amenity within walking distance. Of course, the budget is a crucial factor.

There are a number of things to think about when purchasing something as an investment, with the return on investment ranking as the most crucial one. It goes without saying that the residence should be situated in a region with a high potential for capital appreciation. Ideally, the area with the most visitors.

However, it’s vital to note that if you’re an expat residing in Dubai or just investing, you will only be permitted to own property in ‘freehold’ areas. As a result, it’s critical to learn about these neighborhoods before beginning your home search.

2. Should I create a list of essential features I want?

The next stage is to decide what kind of home you want after you’ve figured out your funds and the neighborhood. You can search for apartments, penthouses, townhouses, duplexes, and houses for sale in Dubai based on your requirements and financial constraints.

But keep in mind that not every villa or apartment in Dubai is the same. Architecture, layout, area covered, and amenities offered vary amongst them. You should create a list of the things you need in your home as a consequence. The number of bedrooms and bathrooms, as well as details about the terrace, balcony, yard, patio, pool, and window views, should all be included.

The process will go more smoothly for you if you are clear about what you want, and your realtor will be able to show you the appropriate listings that meet your requirements.

3. What is the process for buying a property in Dubai?

The majority of first-time homebuyers fall short in this area. It’s crucial that you develop a thorough awareness of the entire home-buying process as a result.
There are four crucial legal steps in the process. Here are a few examples:
i. Signing the Booking/Reservation form for Primary./Creating a buyer seller agreement for secondary market.
ii. Signing the Sales Purchase Agreement for Primary./Signing the Memorandum of Understanding for Secondary market.
iii. Getting a NOC for Secondary.
iv. Transfer of Ownership of Secondary.

4. What are the real costs for buying property in Dubai?

Most first-time home buyers believe that the price displayed on the portal represents
the final price. But this is not the case. Although there is some room for negotiation, the
buyer will incur some extra charges when buying the home. The following expenses are
included in the actual cost of buying a home in Dubai:
i. Dubai Land Department Fees
ii. Title Deed Issuance Fees
iii. Charges for NOC
iv. Commission paid to the agent
v. Admin Fees
vi. Service fees for maintaining common areas like gyms, parks, swimming pools, and other shared facilities will either be fixed at a certain amount or vary based on the size and area of the property. If you choose to purchase a large home, this may be a significant
expense. Find out how much a property similar to theirs typically costs in terms of water and electricity (DEWA). Examples of
supplemental expenses include agency fees and mortgage registration expenses. Service Charges are a recurring yearly fee.

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