
Freehold Property Ownership Law in Dubai
In Dubai, freehold property ownership allows foreigners to fully own, buy, sell, or lease designated properties without time restrictions
In Dubai, freehold property ownership allows foreigners to fully own, buy, sell, or lease designated properties without time restrictions
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Once again, the Dubai real estate market is hitting new benchmarks. But the recent interest is linked to off-plan properties which are getting sold out even before construction begins shifting the focus from traditional towers and skyscrapers. In recent years, off-plan properties have made a big impact on Dubai’s real estate market. Attractive ways to…
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Looking to invest in Dubai? Explore the city’s freehold areas where foreigners can own property.
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Understanding these rights ensures that landlords can manage their properties effectively and maintain a good tenant relationship