Selling
We position your property to the right audience with premium photography, targeted marketing and a network of qualified buyers.
Sell for the best price, faster.
Selling well in Dubai comes down to three things: an accurate price, professional presentation and reach to genuinely qualified buyers. We begin with a data-backed valuation using live comparable sales, current listings and demand signals in your building and community — not a flattering number designed to win the listing, but a realistic one designed to sell.
Your property is then presented to the standard buyers expect: professional photography, video and floor plans, a compelling listing, and exposure across the major portals, our database and our international buyer network. We screen enquiries so you only spend time on serious, finance-ready buyers, and we accompany every viewing.
When an offer lands, we negotiate the best possible terms and then manage the transaction end to end — the Form F agreement, developer NOC, mortgage settlement where applicable, and the transfer appointment at the DLD trustee office. Well-priced properties in prime areas commonly secure offers within four to eight weeks. Agency commission is typically 2% of the sale price plus VAT.
What's included
How it works
Common questions
Agency commission is typically 2% of the sale price plus 5% VAT. If you have a mortgage, budget for an early-settlement fee and the bank's NOC/liability letter cost. The developer NOC fee (usually AED 500–5,000) is commonly paid by the seller.
Well-priced properties in prime, in-demand areas often secure offers within four to eight weeks. Pricing accurately from day one is the single biggest factor — overpriced listings tend to sit and then sell for less after reductions.
Yes. The developer issues a No Objection Certificate confirming service charges are clear before the transfer can proceed. We arrange this on your behalf as part of the transaction management.
Yes. The process involves obtaining a liability letter from your bank, the buyer (or their bank) settling your outstanding loan, releasing the mortgage, and then transferring the title. We coordinate the sequencing so it completes smoothly on transfer day.
It depends on the property and target buyer. Investor-focused apartments in short-let communities can command a premium when sold furnished, while family homes are often sold unfurnished. We advise based on your specific unit and audience.
You will need your title deed, passport and Emirates ID (or Power of Attorney), the developer NOC, and — if mortgaged — the bank liability letter. We provide a full checklist and manage the paperwork through to completion.