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How to Buy Property in Dubai: A Step-by-Step Guide for Foreign Investors
Foreign investors, including Israelis, can buy freehold property in designated areas of Dubai. The process involves selecting a property, signing a Sales and Purchase Agreement (SPA), paying a deposit (usually 10-20%), and registering with the Dubai Land Department (DLD) for a 4% fee. For off-plan, buyer funds are held in government-regulated escrow accounts until construction milestones are met.
למדריך המלאDubai Property Purchase Costs & Fees Breakdown
When buying property in Dubai, the primary cost beyond the price is a one-time 4% registration fee paid to the Dubai Land Department (DLD). There is 0% purchase tax, 0% capital-gains tax, and 0% income tax on rental yields. Minor fees include a DLD admin fee (approx. AED 3,000) and agency fees (2% on the secondary market, 0% on off-plan).
למדריך המלאOff-Plan vs. Ready Properties: Investor Comparison
Off-plan properties are bought from developers before completion, offering lower entry prices, flexible payment plans, and higher appreciation potential, but require waiting 2-4 years for rental income. Ready properties are completed homes bought on the secondary market, requiring full payment but providing instant cash flow and immediate historical yield data.
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