Ready is a title you can live in or let next month. We sell Downtown, Marina, Palm, Dubai Hills and Business Bay — the stack, the view and the statement, not a listing screenshot.
How to buy a ready home in Dubai
- Shortlist a freehold unit and walk it.
- Take the current service-charge statement and confirm parking on the title.
- Sign Form F, obtain the NOC if the building requires one.
- Transfer at a DLD trustee office and pay the 4% transfer fee.
- Collect the title. First-year service charge is often settled at transfer.
What we check before you bid
- The view in the listing is the view from the glass.
- Service charge per square foot, not a three-year-old estimate.
- Parking and storage on the deed.
- Whether a ‘canal view’ is a canal.
What it costs besides the price
DLD transfer is 4% of the sale price, due at registration. Trustee is typically around AED 4,000 plus VAT. Agency is only what you signed. Off-plan through us has no buyer-side commission; a ready secondary sale is whatever the Form F says.
Communities we transact
Palm Jumeirah, Downtown Dubai, Dubai Marina, JBR, Dubai Hills Estate, Business Bay, Creek Harbour and the Ranches. Tell us beds, budget and whether you will occupy. The shortlist stays short on purpose.
Questions we get
What is the DLD fee when buying a ready home in Dubai?+
The Dubai Land Department transfer fee is 4% of the sale price, paid at the trustee office on registration.
Can foreigners buy ready property in Dubai?+
Yes, in designated freehold communities. A UAE visa is not required to take title.
How long does a ready transfer take?+
Once NOC, cheques and IDs are in, a trustee appointment is typically days, not weeks — provided the title is clean.