Check the contract terms and give the required notice period (usually 90 days). Some landlords may allow early termination with penalties.

Ejari is the official rental contract registration system by the Dubai Land Department and is mandatory for all lease agreements.

Yes, real estate investors with a minimum investment of AED 750,000 are eligible for a 2–10 year residency visa depending on the amount.

Zero property tax, high rental yields (up to 8–10% in key areas), stable regulations, and visa benefits make it investor-friendly.

It can vary based on pricing, location, and demand — but properly priced and marketed properties can sell within 4-8 weeks.

You’ll need the Title Deed, Form A signed with a licensed broker, and a valid Emirates ID or passport copy.

Yes, banks offer mortgage options to expats with minimum salary thresholds and down payment requirements starting from 20%.

Expect to pay around 7-8% in additional costs including the 4% DLD fee, agency commission, and admin/trustee fees.

Valid passport copy, Emirates ID (if applicable), and proof of funds or mortgage pre-approval.

Dubai’s market remains strong with continued demand for luxury units, off-plan investments, and areas near the upcoming airport in Dubai South.

There are two types: freehold (full ownership) and leasehold (typically up to 99 years).

Yes, foreigners can own property in designated freehold areas in Dubai with full ownership rights.

Service charges go beyond basic maintenance. These fees are used to enhance the building’s common areas, upkeep amenities, and deliver a superior living experience. They ensure property standards are upheld and reflect the developer’s long-term vision. For area-specific service charges, view the MK Real Estate Service Charge Index.

To view real-time property transactions across Dubai, visit DXB Interact — a platform powered by the Dubai Land Department. You can search by area, property type, or transaction value to get a clear understanding of pricing trends and ensure you’re making an informed decision.

Studio Apartments: AED 20,000 – 35,000/year in Dubailand & International City AED 70,000 – 85,000/year in Business Bay & Downtown Dubai Luxury Apartments (3–4 Bedrooms): AED 300,000 – 400,000/year in Dubai Marina & Downtown Up to AED 750,000/year in exclusive high-end communities Dubai offers a wide range of rental options to suit different budgets, backed by a stable legal system and growing investment opportunities — making it one of the most secure and lucrative real estate markets globally.