An American Investor’s Journey in Dubai Real Estate
Research & Decision
- Sarah wanted to take advantage of Dubai’s tax-free rental income, achieve an average rental yield of 7-9%, and a capital appreciation of 8-15% annually.
- We guided her to a 2-bedroom apartment in Dubai Marina, priced at AED 2.5 million (USD 680,000), bolstered by the location’s popularity among residents and tourists.
Investment Process
- Financing: Sarah secured a 50% mortgage from a Dubai-based bank.
- Legal Transparency: The Real Estate Regulatory Agency (RERA) ensured a smooth transaction.
- Residency Visa: Her investment qualified her for a 10-year residency visa, allowing her to access the numerous benefits Dubai offers it’s citizens.
Key Outcomes
After experiencing significant returns on her initial investment, Sarah reinvested her profits into a luxury villa in Tilal Al Ghaf, capitalizing on Dubai’s thriving luxury property market. The city’s low crime rate, robust economic growth, and booming tourism industry provided a stable foundation, ensuring a continuous and steady demand for her properties. These factors positioned Sarah’s portfolio for sustained growth and long-term profitability in one of the world’s most dynamic real estate markets.
Rental Income: The apartment generates AED 180,000 (USD 49,000) annually in rental income, yielding a 7.2% gross ROI.
Capital Appreciation: Within 3 years, the property’s value increased by 12%, reaching AED 2.8 million (USD 760,000).
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