In a dynamic property market like Dubai, RERA (Real Estate Regulatory Authority) plays an important role as a regulatory framework; promoting fairness in the real estate market. Updated annually to align with shifting industry and global standards, RERA’s primary role is to level the field for stakeholders in Dubai; from property owners to tenants.
Real estate is one of the most popular forms of investment globally, and in Dubai, it is no different. Dubai’s rapidly growing property market, combined with high rental yields and competitive prices, has attracted investors from across the globe.
Engel & Völkers Commercial has been named the exclusive leasing partner for Wafi City, one of Dubai’s most iconic retail destinations. This partnership cements Engel & Völkers’ reputation as a leading provider of tailored leasing solutions in the commercial real estate sector.
A Sale and Purchase Agreement (SPA) is one of the most crucial documents in the Dubai real estate market. Whether you’re buying your dream home or making an investment, understanding how this agreement works can help you confidently navigate the process.
When it comes to buying property in Dubai or anywhere else in the world, buyers and investors often get confused between a villa and a townhouse. “What’s the difference?” many ask. Well, there may be more differences between both property types than you think.
If you’re an apartment owner in Dubai and have decided that it's the right time to sell your apartment, you’re probably wondering how to approach the process. Understanding the steps involved to sell your apartment in Dubai is crucial to not only ensure a smooth transaction, but also to maximise the return on your investment. This guide will walk you through how to sell an apartment in Dubai’s thriving real estate market.
When one thinks of Dubai’s booming real estate market, one often refers to the varied residential properties that are being developed across the city. However, Dubai’s commercial property sector is equally thriving and witnessing surging demand from people across the world - who are keen to leverage Dubai’s business-friendly environment and economic growth.
In a dynamic and vibrant city like Dubai, the real estate market is one of the many sectors that has witnessed massive and unstoppable growth over the past few years. With an ever-rising number of projects and an aligning increase in demand from people, the city has created waves globally for its solid real estate market.
At Engel & Völkers, we understand that embarking on a real estate journey can raise questions and uncertainties. That's why our team of dedicated real estate brokers are here to provide expert guidance every step of the way. With their wealth of knowledge and experience, our brokers are your trusted partners in navigating the intricacies of the real estate market.
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Real estate is an ever-growing sector in Dubai, which makes becoming a real estate agent a very rewarding career path. The big question you have to ask yourself, however, is which of the 2000+ real estate companies in the city should you join? The decision can be hard, as big names can sometimes make one overlook below-par conditions.
Living in Dubai offers a unique advantage when it comes to education, particularly for expatriates relocating to this city. For British expatriates relocating to Dubai, concerns about finding schools that uphold the same standards as those in their home country may arise. However, such worries are quickly dispelled upon discovering the exceptional educational offerings within Dubai.
Dubai’s innovative and forward-thinking government constantly introduces new policies, roadmaps, and targets to ensure the emirate's continued growth. One of the most ambitious of these has been the Dubai 2040 Urban Master Plan, which aims to transform Dubai into a sustainable, people-focused city by 2040.
Dubai has undergone a remarkable transformation over the past few decades, evolving from a small desert trading hub into a global metropolis. As this change unfolded, the real estate market experienced a massive shift, creating two distinct segments: Old Dubai vs New Dubai.
One of the most important aspects of your real estate journey in Dubai is not just the cost of buying a property or renting it, but the ongoing expenses like your DEWA bill. This is the Dubai equivalent of a utility bill, covering water and electricity, and is sent to your DEWA account on a monthly basis.
As a homeowner in Dubai, home renovation is an idea that can strike your mind at any point in time. It is an exciting yet potentially demanding task - no matter if you decide to renovate a part of your home or plan a full-scale property makeover.
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