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In this dispatch we walk three threads worth pulling on: the quiet repricing under headline numbers, why the Golden-Visa bracket has run, and what European redomicile actually does to Q4 demand. We try not to publish unless we have something different to say.Maryam · Property Specialist
Emaar's Creek Haven brings 1–3 bedroom waterfront apartments to Dubai Creek Harbour from AED 1.86 million, with handover in 2030. An advisor's read on the launch and the numbers.
Letting a property in Dubai is straightforward, but it runs on a few fixed rules that decide how much you can charge, how you register the tenancy, and what you owe the tenant in return. Getting them right at the outset avoids the disputes that fill the rental tribunal. Register the tenancy on Ejari Every […]
The price on the listing is not the price of the purchase. In Dubai, a buyer should budget roughly seven to ten per cent above the agreed figure to cover the transfer, registration and service fees that complete a sale. Most are fixed by formula, which makes them straightforward to plan for once you know […]
Owning property in Dubai worth AED 2 million or more opens the door to the UAE’s investor residence visa — the route most international buyers mean when they say “Golden visa.” The headline figure is simple. What it is measured against, and what it does not include, is where most applications stumble. The AED 2 […]
“The market we work in does not move on headline prices. It moves on which inventory finds a buyer, and how quickly.”
— from a recent dispatchOn 23 June 2026 the Dubai Land Department launched Flexi Rent, letting tenants pay rent monthly, quarterly, or yearly instead of one or two cheques — with the total rent unchanged. Here is how it works and what to check.
Off-plan or ready resale is not a question of which is better, but which fits the buyer. A look at the 2026 trade-offs — entry cost, payment structure, rental yield, liquidity and delivery risk.
In Dubai's designated freehold zones, non-residents can own property outright — no sponsor, no residency requirement. A clear look at freehold versus leasehold, where foreigners can buy, and how ownership connects to the Golden Visa.
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