Dreaming of owning a home in Dubai but feeling overwhelmed by the maze of costs involved?
Get expert answers so you can make informed decisions
- and even save money!
The easiest way to get a realistic budget for buying a property is to use an online budget calculator, which already takes into account every costs involved in the purchase of a home and provides an accurate result.
Before buying, you need to have an amount of money available to cover initial costs such as the down payment, the taxes or agent fees.
These are the regular expenses that come with owning a property, which have to be paid annually or monthly while you own a home.
Buying a property in Dubai costs more tan just the down payment. There are also taxes, fees and other variable costs that depend on each homebuyers’ situation and whether they buy cash or with a mortgage.
Before buying, you need to have an amount of money available to cover initial costs such as the down payment, the taxes or agent fees.
These are the regular expenses that come with owning a property, which have to be paid annually or monthly while you own a home.
Buying a property in Dubai costs more tan just the down payment. There are also taxes, fees and other variable costs that depend on each homebuyers’ situation and whether they buy cash or with a mortgage.
*Total upfront costs. Ongoing costs have not been added, as they may vary according to multiple personal factors.
*Total upfront costs, lowered by 2,9% thanks to expert negotiation skills. Ongoing costs have not been added, as they may vary according to multiple personal factors.
The result: lower total cost, while having a real estate expert by your side.
You can save over 8.000 AED by successfully negotiating a lower price. You can negotiate independently or use an expert like a Nomad Advisor. Strong market understanding, thorough research and excellent negotiation skills are all important to achieve the best purchase price.