Real Estate Dubai

If a property owner dies in Dubai, the property does not simply pass to the family overnight. There is a legal process, and without the right preparation, that process can be slow, expensive, and deeply stressful for the people left behind. There are two scenarios to consider: one where the owner has registered a will, and one where no will exists. On top of that, the rules differ for Muslims and...

Off-plan properties account for around 50% of yearly property sales in Dubai due to low upfront payment, which makes it easier to own a property. The demand for off-plan property increased significantly, showing how profitable and in demand this property category is.  However, re-selling off-plan property is different from selling a ready-made home or property, as the buyer can’t take a tour of...

If you have a ready property in Dubai and want to sell it, knowing the important factors is the key to the highest profit appreciation on your property. The simplest and safest way is to find a real estate agent and partner up with him through the process. At Lex Estates, we help our valuable clients from listing their property units to the final sale.  We also help you understand how to sell your...

The Dubai real estate market has real potential for both residents and international investors, but how much will it cost someone to own a property in the UAE? Many people get confused about the fees associated with buying a property in the UAE. Most already know that to purchase property in Dubai, you have to pay around 7-8% of the property value. But typical Dubai property purchase charges include Dubai...

Buying property in Dubai involves several legal steps, and one document shapes the entire deal, called Form F (MOU). It acts as the core agreement that records the price, deposit, and commitments between both parties (buyers/sellers). This sale and purchase agreement is commonly known as the Memorandum of Understanding, a document used across major UAE business agreements to confirm terms before anything...

Dubai’s real estate market is easier to enter than many Western countries, yet every buyer must prepare the right documents to keep the process on track. Identity papers, transaction files, and legal records shape how fast your purchase moves, and missing items can slow approvals. Residents use different documents than non-residents, and ownership rules also shift between freehold and leasehold areas....

Dubai’s off-plan market continues to expand as investors seek early entry, flexible pricing, and strong long-term value. Yet most new investors feel lost the moment they start. Payment plans look easy, but the real challenge is understanding legal checks, developer credibility, and what actually happens after you reserve an off-plan unit. If you’re confused about buying off-plan property in the UAE...

Dubai’s flourishing real estate market is on an upward trajectory, known for highly lucrative rental yields, luxurious lifestyles and infrastructure; it has become a polarization center for investors from all around the world, leading to an increase in the demand for professional property management services. Property managements are regulated in Dubai, as it is essential to ensure the protection of...

After checking the property and verifying the documents of both the property and the seller, having engaged legal expertise, going through a series of negotiations concerning the price and transfer dates, you finally sign the Sale and Purchase Agreement (also known as MOU or Form F) and might think that the deal is sealed and it is secure, -except it isn’t-. What if a seller decides to cancel...