5% to 20% Paid on reservation. The balance follows the construction schedule.
4% in Dubai Dubai Land Department fee plus admin charges, payable on registration.
Oqood Off-plan units are recorded on the DLD's Oqood system before the title deed is issued at handover.
RERA-regulated Buyer funds sit in a project escrow account and are released against verified build milestones.
Shortlist and hold
We send walkthrough videos, floor plans and payment schedules for projects that match your budget and purpose. Once you choose a unit, we place a hold with the developer while you review the numbers. No payment is required to hold.
Reserve and sign the SPA
You pay the booking deposit and sign the Sales and Purchase Agreement. The unit is registered with the Dubai Land Department and recorded on Oqood, which establishes your legal interest in a property that does not physically exist yet.
Construction-linked payments
Instalments fall due as the build hits agreed milestones. Payments go into the project escrow account rather than to the developer directly, and are released against verified construction progress. We track your schedule and remind you ahead of each due date.
Snagging and handover
The unit is inspected before you take keys and defects are listed for the developer to fix. You settle the final payment, the title deed is issued in your name, and the property is yours.
Registered broker, Dubai Land Department
Through H&S Real Estate, a licensed UAE brokerage
New launches direct from the developer, never resale
Every project walked on camera before it reaches your shortlist
The deepest buyer pool in the region. If you need to exit before handover, Dubai is where that is realistic, subject to the assignment threshold in your contract.
More launches means more chance of finding the specific thing you want: a particular layout, a particular view, a particular payment structure.
A large transient and expatriate population supports consistent letting demand across most of the city, though yields vary sharply by community.
Many Dubai communities are built out, so you can inspect the finished product next door rather than relying on renders. Values can fall as well as rise, and no return is guaranteed.
