How it Works
We offer the most exclusive selection of sought after properties available in Dubai, ensuring that the service we offer our customers is the best available in the region.
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The Middle East property market is thriving, no more so than in the Dubai, where the luxury residential market has seen ongoing growth. Our residential property advice is supported by research led insights, ensuring that we provide the latest unbiased market updates when buying or selling in Dubai.
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We consistently apply international standards of transparency and due diligence when helping our customers buy or sell in the Dubai property market. We always have a large selection of luxury Dubai properties available for sale ranging from villas, apartments, holiday homes and real estate investment opportunities
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The Dubai property market is very different to other countries in the world; making sure you have a Dubai real estate agent you trust to guide you through the process is crucial.
This is why you'll have an amazing partnership by your side – Signature Fremont as your UK agent and DAMAC properties as your Dubai agent. You can rest assured knowing that Signature Fremont is a fully registered and approved agent with The Property Ombudsman – we are at the forefront of the highest level of standards. In line with this, we are also bound and registered with the a strict code of practice from The Trading Standards.
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DAMAC properties are one of the biggest and most established Dubai estate agents/developers specialising in high-end and investment property for sale in the most sought-after areas of Dubai. They provide a bespoke Dubai property buying service, making sure you find the right Dubai property whilst we support you throughout the buying process.
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Eligibility:
Any person of any nationality, whether based overseas or a resident of Dubai, can purchase in Dubai's freehold property market in designated areas as authorised by His Highness the Ruler of the Emirate of Dubai. You are not required to hold any type of residency or similar permit in order to purchase property.
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Overview of the Sale Process:
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Determine what type of property you want – investment, holiday home, luxury, apartment, townhouse, villa. Do you want communal facilities? Gym, sauna, golf course, tennis court, swimming pool etc.
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Contact us and let us know exactly what you want and don’t want, together with your cash budget and we’ll send you everything that meets your criteria.
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We’ll then discuss with you everything to do with your chosen development and go through how everything works and fees that are payable in addition to the purchase price. i.e RERA fees.
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It is advisable that you either attend one of our Exclusive Dubai property shows or arrange to meet us in Dubai and have a tour of the site. That way you can see the exact progress and ask any specific questions relating to the development directly to the developers.
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Once you are happy to proceed, you’ll then be asked to complete and sign a reservation form and submit your passport. The reservation form will normally state the exact payment plan and when payments need to be made. You will also get a schedule of staged completion dates from DAMAC.
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Once the reservation form has been accepted and you have sent in your passport, we’ll normally ask that you then pay your initial deposit. This can range between 5-15% of the purchase price.
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You will then receive a sales and purchase agreement/contract to sign and send back.
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Payments then need to be made, as per the schedule. Normally, 100% of the purchase price needs to be paid by the time your property is ready (completion), however, we do have some properties where you can pay 70% of the balance in installments after completion. Once all payments have been made, you’ll be the owner of your property and deeds registered in your name.
Sale process is now completed and you can either move in or get the management company to rent it for you.
We have guaranteed rental schemes available for up to 3 years for added peace of mind. Typically, we offer 24% NET over 3 years, which works out 8% NET per year.
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