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Property in Dubai: Prices, Tax and the Buying Process<\/h1>

A foreign buyer in Dubai can take full freehold ownership in the designated areas. There is no annual property tax, no stamp duty, and rental income is not taxed. Acquisition costs are about 4.3% of the price, the lowest of the three countries we represent. This page sets out where the figures come from and what to watch.<\/p>\n\n

The capital.works portfolio holds 35 live projects: 33 in Dubai and 2 in Ras Al Khaimah.<\/strong> Prices run from AED 550,000 to AED 8,888,888, with a median of AED 1,000,000. By developer: Binghatti 17, Ellington 11, DAMAC 8.<\/p>\n\n

Why Dubai<\/h2>\n\n

First, tax. There is no stamp duty on the way in and no property tax while you hold it, and rental income is not taxed. That turns the same gross yield into a higher net yield than in the United Kingdom.<\/p>\n\n

Second, the entry cost. At about 4.3% of the price the cost of buying is low, and on an off plan purchase the payments are spread until completion; you are not putting the whole of your capital in at the start.<\/p>\n\n

Third, the yield. Gross rental yield across our projects reaches 7%.<\/strong> In return, supply is growing fast: in Dubai the choice of project and district is far more decisive than it is in the United Kingdom. A high yield promised in the wrong district can mean no tenant after handover.<\/p>\n\n

Detailed guides<\/h2>\n