OFF-PLAN · DUBAI & ABU DHABI

What does your budget
actually buy in the UAE?

Off-plan launch prices, and what each one actually gets you.

Answer six questions and we will show you what your budget buys right now, in euros, pounds and dirhams, and which communities actually fit it.

€234kA one bedroom, off‑planAED 1m · £201k

€469kA 10‑year Golden VisaYour spouse, children and parents

0%UAE tax on rent or gainsFreehold, owned outright in your name

10%Down to reserve itThe rest across construction

About two minutes. Completely confidential.

How this works

Three steps, and no cold call.

You see the numbers before anyone sees your number.

Tell us the shape of it

Budget, what you want it for, and roughly when. Two minutes, no documents.

See real numbers

Current launch prices in dirhams, pounds and euros, the payment structures behind them, and the communities that actually fit.

One introduction

If it makes sense, we introduce you to a single licensed brokerage. Only with your consent.

Our rules

What we will not do.

The market is loud. This is how we stay useful to you.

We will not forecast prices or promise returns.
We will not quote a yield without naming the service charge.
We will not pass your details to more than one firm.

Every price is labelled: launch, asking, or transacted.
Every figure carries a source and a date.
You can withdraw your consent at any time.

What the prices exclude. Every price shown is the developer’s off-plan launch price for the unit. On top of it you pay the Dubai Land Department transfer fee of 4%, a trustee fee (AED 2,000 to 4,000 plus VAT), title deed and administration fees, and agency commission where one applies. Budget roughly 6% to 8% above the purchase price for the round trip. Service charges are annual and separate. We will give you the full cost stack for any specific unit before you commit to anything.

On the numbers. Prices are shown in dirhams with pound and euro equivalents throughout. The dirham is pegged to the US dollar at 3.6725, so the sterling and euro figures move with the dollar. They are indicative, and your bank’s rate on the day is what counts.

On tax. The UAE charges no income or capital gains tax on property held personally. That is the UAE side only. If you are tax resident in the UK, the Netherlands or elsewhere in Europe, your own country will usually still tax the rental income and any gain, and because there is no UAE tax to offset there is nothing to credit against it. We will flag it. We are not tax advisers, and you should take proper advice before you buy.