Tools
Work out the numbers before anyone quotes you one.
Two instruments, both arithmetic rather than advice. Neither holds any market data: you supply every figure, and every value they open with is an illustrative placeholder, not a typical Dubai number.
Is the yield I was quoted the yield I get?
What a Dubai property actually returns
An advertised yield is gross — rent over the asking price. This puts the buying costs and the running costs back in, and shows you the advertised figure being eaten down to what you keep.
Open the calculator →What do I need on top of the asking price?
What it actually costs to buy
Transfer fee, agency fee, the trustee office and — if you are financing — mortgage registration. Add the ones that apply and see the whole cheque at once instead of one line at a time.
Open the calculator →These tools are arithmetic, not advice. They hold no market data and make no assumptions about your building — the figures in the previews above are the tools’ own illustrative defaults. For the figures specific to a tower or a unit, arrange a consultation.