Off-Plan Investments.

Net yield is your annual net rent relative to the purchase price. In good Dubai locations it is often 5 to 7 percent after costs, well above what comparable apartments in Vienna, Zurich or Munich return. Concretely: at a purchase price of AED 2M and a 6 percent net yield, that is around AED 120,000 net income per year, after management and service charges.

While your property is being built, its market value often rises, because you entered early and at a lower price. Capital appreciation is exactly this increase in value. The property regulator RERA supervises the developer and releases your money only in line with construction progress. The gain is not guaranteed, but you carry the risk in a regulated framework, not unprotected.

You don't pay everything at once but in instalments across the build: a small part on signing, the bulk during construction, the rest on handover. With post-handover plans you keep paying for years after moving in. That protects your liquidity, so you tie up less capital at any one time.

The most sought-after new-build projects are often allocated before they are publicly marketed. Through established developer relationships we secure early, preferred allocations with names like Emaar, Meraas, Nakheel, Sobha or Omniyat. So you see coveted units before the broader market does.