Your property goals.
Your Dubai agency.

Start with your purpose, budget, community and timeframe. Compare relevant experience, the proposed service scope, communication and fees. Verify the agency and named broker through Dubai Land Department.

No. This is an editorial shortlist for comparison. The numbers show list order, and the best fit depends on your requirements. Confirm current services directly with each agency.

Ask who will handle your search, how listings are checked, what the service includes, how fees work and how often you will receive updates. Request the proposed terms in writing.

A ready home can be inspected, while an off-plan purchase depends on the project’s delivery schedule and contract. Compare condition or specification, payment timing, completion steps and the full budget.

Request a written breakdown of the purchase price, applicable transaction fees, agency charges, financing costs if relevant, service charges and ongoing maintenance. Confirm current amounts for the specific property.

Ask which documents you need, how viewings and communication will work, what the completion process involves and which professional advisers you may need for your circumstances.

Ask for evidence from comparable properties and the assumptions used for occupancy, rent and running costs. Consider net income after costs and the possibility of vacancies; projected income is uncertain.

Request the named project, minimum contribution, allocation, use of funds, reporting obligations, fees and exit terms. Understand your legal interest and obtain independent advice before committing.

Clarify plot suitability, each party’s contribution, funding responsibilities, decision rights, development milestones and the allocation of proceeds. Document the proposed terms for independent review.

Prepare your approximate budget, preferred area, property type, intended use and timeframe. For development participation, also explain your expected role and the project information you need.