ABOUT US
Why Choose Me
I offer an exceptional investment and home-buying experience for my clients in Dubai. With a profound understanding of the local real estate market, I will provide you a tailored investment opportunities and luxury homes which suit your preferences.
Expert in Luxury Apartment and Villas
We offer expert legal help for all related property items in Dubai.
Over 5 years of Experience
We sell your home at the best market price and very quickly as well.
Knowledge Of All Legalities And Paper Work
We offer you free consultancy to get a loan for your new home.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About Dubai Real Estate
General Information & Market Overview
High ROI potential, tax-free environment (no property tax, capital gains tax, or income tax on rental income), stable and growing economy, world-class infrastructure, high quality of life, residency visa opportunities, strong rental demand.Â
Regulated by the Dubai Land Department (DLD) and RERA, robust legal framework, escrow accounts for off-plan projects, consistent
government initiatives to boost the market
Mention current market sentiment (e.g., strong growth, increasing demand for luxury properties), popular investment areas, and any upcoming major developments (e.g., Dubai Urban Master Plan 2040).
Average rental yields (e.g., 8% – 12% or more depending on property type, location.
Dubai’s real estate ROI often exceeds global benchmarks. High rental yields (6-8%) coupled with zero property, capital gains, and rental income taxes provide superior net returns. This makes Dubai a highly attractive investment destination compared to major cities like London or New York.
Buying Property in Dubai (For Foreigners/Expats)
Yes, in designated “freehold” Clarify that no residency permit is required to purchase.
Freehold grants full ownership of land and property, while leasehold is for a specific duration (e.g., 10-99 years).
Outline a simplified step-by-step process: identify property, negotiate terms, sign MoU/SPA, secure financing, obtain NOC, transfer ownership at DLD.
International Buyers: Passport copy & National Id Card of home country.
Resident : Passport Copy, Visa copy & Emirates ID.
Not for an off plan or a ready residential property. but I recommend for due diligence, contract review, and legal guidance, though not strictly mandatory for all transactions but if you are doing a high value transaction to acquire any business like hotel, club or a restaurant.
From Seller: DLD transfer fees (4%), registration trustee fees, agency commission (typically 2% + VAT), NOC fees, initial service charges, DEWA deposit/connection fees, mortgage arrangement/valuation fees (if applicable)
From Developer: 4% DLD and a nominal Admin Fees (Varies as per the developer – Range AED 2000– AED 5000).
Typically, 30-60 days for completed properties, varies for off-plan.
Yes, with a trusted real estate agent and sometimes a Power of Attorney.
Currently, AED 750,000 for a 2-year visa, or higher for the Golden Visa options (e.g., AED 2 million for a 10-year visa).
Yes, explain typical LTV ratios (e.g., 50-60% for non-residents) and general requirements.
Down payments, construction-linked payments, post-handover payment plans.
Explain its purpose in safeguarding buyer funds and regulating developer payments. Escrow account is managed by DLD to secure and rite usage of the investor’s funds.
Property Ownership & Management
No property tax, no income tax, no rental income tax, or capital gains tax.
Service charges in Dubai are annual fees for common area maintenance. They cover upkeep of facilities like pools, gyms, security, landscaping, and utilities in shared spaces. They also include management fees and contributions to a reserve fund for future major repairs.
Yes, explain the process of registering with DLD and RERA, and options for long-term vs. short-term rentals.
Ejari is Dubai’s mandatory online registration system for all rental contracts. It legally formalizes tenancy agreements, protecting tenant and landlord rights by preventing disputes over rental terms, renewals, and evictions. It’s crucial for essential services like DEWA connections.
Paying service charges, maintaining the property, adhering to community rules, ensuring tenancy contracts are Ejari-registered.
Selling Property in Dubai
Selling property in Dubai involves listing with an agent, signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the buyer, obtaining a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the developer, and finally, transferring ownership at the Dubai Land Department.
Original Title Deed, Emirates ID/passport, NOC from developer, RERA forms.
Answer: Agency fees paid by the buyer (often 2% of sale price).
Off Plan: No Agency Fees as developer covers the agency fees.
Varies based on market conditions, pricing, and property type, but generally relatively quick due to high demand.
Yes, typically once a certain percentage of the payment has been made to the developer (e.g., 30%). This is known as “flipping” or selling on the “secondary off-plan market.”
Working with Your Brokerage (About Us)
Aurisol Properties offers in-depth expertise in Dubai’s dynamic real estate market. They provide personalized solutions for investors, homebuyers, and sellers, ensuring a seamless, stress-free journey. Their commitment to transparency, professionalism, and client satisfaction for luxury homes and high-return investments sets them apart.
Absolutely, all our agents are fully licensed and RERA certified.
Buying, selling, leasing (residential/commercial), property management, investment consultation, market analysis, mortgage assistance.
Aurisol Properties charges standard Dubai fees: typically 2% + VAT for buyers and sellers based on property value. For tenants, it’s usually 5% + VAT of the annual rent. These fees cover comprehensive real estate services, ensuring smooth transactions for all clients.
Yes, detail your property management services (e.g., tenant sourcing, rent collection, maintenance, Ejari registration).