How to sell property in Dubai
Whether you're selling off-plan or completed property, we guide you through the process from valuation to transfer.
The selling process
Five clear steps to a successful property sale in Dubai.
Property valuation
Get an accurate market valuation based on recent transactions, location, and current demand.
- Comparative market analysis using DLD transaction data
- Assessment of property condition and unique features
- Strategic pricing recommendation to maximize returns
Prepare documentation
Gather the required documents and obtain a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the developer.
- Title deed and original Sale & Purchase Agreement
- NOC from the developer (fees vary AED 500–5,000)
- Mortgage clearance letter if applicable
List and market
Your property is listed on major portals and marketed to qualified buyers and investors.
- Professional photography and listing on Bayut, Property Finder, Dubizzle
- Targeted outreach to our investor network
- Regular feedback reports on viewings and interest
Negotiate and agree
We handle offers, counter-offers and negotiations to secure the best possible price.
- Offer evaluation and negotiation strategy
- Memorandum of Understanding (Form F) signed by both parties
- Buyer deposit secured (typically 10%)
Transfer ownership
Complete the sale at the Dubai Land Department with all parties present or via Power of Attorney.
- Final settlement and cheque exchange at DLD trustee office
- Title deed transferred to buyer
- Proceeds transferred to your account
Selling costs overview
Most transfer fees are paid by the buyer. Your main costs are the agency commission and NOC fee.
Common seller questions
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