Dubai offers the highest ROI in the region, a tax-friendly environment, strong regulations, world-class infrastructure, and seamless processes for both local and international investors.

The portfolio includes off-plan projects, ready properties, and exclusive luxury residences, curated to suit the goals of discerning individuals and institutions.

Net rental yields in Dubai typically reach up to 7%. One- and two-bedroom apartments generate the highest returns and are among the easiest to rent out.

There are two main types of rentals:

• Long-term rentals (over six months) with payments made in 1–4 installments annually in advance.
• Short-term rentals (less than six months), also typically paid in 1–4 installments per year.

Yes. Dubai permits foreign investors to purchase freehold properties in designated areas, ensuring straightforward and secure ownership.

Yes. Properties may be held under a Free Zone or Offshore company, which can be easily established or acquired.

Expect approximately 6% in additional costs, which include:

• 4% Dubai Land Department (DLD) registration fee
• 2% broker commission
• Notary transfer fee of approximately AED 4,200

Opportunities start from mid-tier entry-level investments and extend to ultra-luxury properties, catering to a range of investment strategies.

Through strategic advisory, curated market insights, and bespoke investment guidance, ensuring clients elevate both prosperity and status with calculated growth opportunities.

Yes. Eligible property investments can qualify investors for a 10-year Golden Visa, with full guidance provided throughout the process.