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.
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.