Apartments for sale in Dubai
As a world-class business hub offering perfect luxury and all-year-round sunshine, Dubai is fast becoming a popular destination for expats or those seeking a different lifestyle on the Arabian Peninsula.
The Bristol Emaar Beachfront
Altus Dubai Creek Harbour
Claydon House Meydan City
The Highgrove Meydan City
The Sanctuary Mohammed Bin Rashid City (MBR)
Ellington Ocean House Palm Jumeirah
Why Sell Your Property in Dubai with Alora Estate?
Local Expertise – Our agents have in-depth knowledge of the Dubai real estate market and help you get the best price for your property.
Fast & Secure Process – We handle all administrative procedures, from viewings to negotiations.
Extensive Buyer Network – With our strong online presence and partnerships, we quickly find serious buyers for your property.
Advanced Marketing Strategy – We use targeted advertising, premium listings, and SEO to maximize your property’s visibility.
How to Sell a Property in Dubai? (Step-by-Step Guide)
1. Property Evaluation – We offer a free valuation to determine the best selling price.
2. Property Preparation – Minor improvements and staging can help maximize your property’s value.
3. Listing & Marketing – Your property is listed on top real estate platforms and promoted through digital campaigns.
4. Buyer Screening & Viewings – We qualify potential buyers and arrange secure property viewings.
5. Negotiation & Offer Acceptance – Our experts negotiate on your behalf to ensure you get the best deal.
6. Legal & Administrative Support – We handle all paperwork, ensuring a smooth transaction with no legal issues.
7. Transfer of Ownership – Once the sale is finalized, we assist in the handover process and ensure all necessary payments are processed.
How Long Does It Take to Sell a Property in Dubai?
It depends on the location, market demand, and price. On average, it takes 2 to 6 months to sell a property in Dubai. With our marketing and expert pricing strategy, we reduce the selling time significantly.
What Are the Legal Requirements for Selling Property in Dubai?
Title Deed – You must have a valid Title Deed issued by the Dubai Land Department.
No Objection Certificate (NOC) – Required from the property developer to confirm there are no outstanding payments.
Oqood Certificate (for off-plan properties) – Proof of ownership for off-plan properties.
Final Settlement of Mortgage (if applicable) – If you have a mortgage, it must be fully settled before the sale.
How Much Are the Seller’s Fees in Dubai?
Real Estate Agent Commission – Typically 2% of the selling price.
Dubai Land Department Fees – 4% transfer fee, usually paid by the buyer.
No Objection Certificate (NOC) Fee – Ranges from AED 500 to AED 5,000, depending on the developer.
When Is the Best Time to Sell a Property in Dubai?
The best time to sell is when the market is in a growth phase, with high demand and strong property prices. Generally, Q1 and Q4 are the best periods, as they attract the most buyers and investors.