Properties in the UAE

Types of Dubai Properties

Apartments

• from m²
• from 30 m²
• from studios to 4 rooms

Access to fitness centers, swimming pools, lounge areas, and children's playgrounds. All properties for sale are fully finished, with built-in furniture — kitchens and equipped bathrooms The price includes at least one parking space, and two spaces are for apartments with an area of 140 m² or more

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Townhouses

• from m²
• from 120 m²
• 2–5 bedrooms
• Several levels

Residents have access to the complex’s shared infrastructure: gyms, swimming pools, tennis courts and playgrounds. Each townhouse has a separate entrance, individual parking, and a small courtyard.

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Villas

• from m²
• from 200 m²
• 3-7 bedrooms

Each villa has its own territory with a garden, garage, and often a private swimming pool. Some premium projects contain internal elevators.

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• Can foreigners buy property in the UAE?

  Yes, foreigners can buy property in designated freehold areas across the UAE. These locations include Dubai, Sharjah and other cities. They offer full ownership rights, legal protections and eligibility for residence visas, depending on the property value and type.

• Is the UAE good for real estate?

  The UAE offers strong real estate returns, averaging 5-8% annually from long-term rentals. 

  The country offers zero tax on rental income and sales. It boasts investor-friendly laws and growing tourism. Large-scale developments is another attractive feature. These factors make the country great for living and investment.

• Why are property prices in Dubai relatively low?

  Compared to global cities, Dubai islands offer competitive prices. The city has an abundant supply and favorable costs. Despite lower costs, demand remains high. It is also supported by strong rental yields. You can also benefit from visa-linked purchases.

• Are property prices falling in the UAE?

  No, property prices are rising. In 2025, the UAE saw a 21.2% increase in value per square meter. Compared to 2024, there was a 24% increase in transactions. This rise is driven by demand for infrastructure growth.