Buy, sell or lease property in Dubai.

In simple terms: choose the property, agree a price, sign a reservation or Memorandum of Understanding and pay a deposit, then complete the transfer at the Dubai Land Department (DLD) where the title deed is issued in your name. A licensed broker like Savos Realty handles the negotiation, the documents and the transfer — so nothing is missed.

Most developers offer a staged plan tied to construction milestones — for example a deposit, then instalments during construction and a balance on handover. Plans vary by developer and launch, so we compare the real cash-flow schedule and the developer's delivery track record before you commit.

Yes. A property investment of AED 2 million or more can qualify you for a 10-year Golden Visa, and there are routes for smaller investments in some cases. Through our legal partner Legit Zone we handle Golden Visa applications, power of attorney, company formation and visa opening together with your purchase.

Yes. Banks in the UAE lend to residents and non-residents, typically up to 80% of value for residents and 50–60% for non-residents on ready properties, with different terms for off-plan. We introduce you to mortgage advisors who pre-approve your budget before you start viewing.

As a guide, budget for the DLD transfer fee (around 4% of the purchase price), a broker's commission (usually 2%), registration and trustee fees, and any service charges due on the unit. We put every cost in writing before you sign, so the final number never surprises you.

You agree the rent and terms with the landlord, pay by post-dated cheques (one to four cheques a year is typical), and the tenancy is registered with Ejari. We negotiate the rent, check the unit and the landlord, and complete the Ejari registration so the tenancy is legally clean.

RERA is the Real Estate Regulatory Agency and DLD is the Dubai Land Department — together they regulate the market and register every sale and lease. Savos Realty operates under RERA office number 41486 and Licence 1324458, which means every transaction we handle follows the regulator's rules and is registered correctly.

The title deed, the service charges and any arrears, whether the developer has any pending dues, and realistic market comparables. We run all of these checks and present the findings before you sign, so you buy the unit — not the surprises.

It depends on your budget and timeline, but communities like Dubai Marina, Jumeirah Village Circle and Business Bay consistently deliver strong rental demand and liquidity. We match the area to your goals — yield, capital appreciation or end-use — with current comparables.

Yes — property management, handover audits, fit-out, decorative glass and Smart Home Architecture run on our PM division at savosrealty.ae. Same company (Savos Realty L.L.C), specialised brand. Bilingual RU/EN reports, 48-hour turnaround on handover audits, re-inspection included. You stay with one firm from brokerage to handover audit to ongoing maintenance.

savosrealty.ae is our property-management division — same company (Savos Realty L.L.C), separate interface so bookings, handover audits and fit-out quotes stay cleanly scoped. It covers handover audits and snagging, fit-out and renovation, maintenance, decorative glass, chandeliers and A/V, Smart Home Architecture and digital twins. Savos Realty is the brokerage side; savosrealty.ae is the operational side. One company, two surfaces, one responsibility.

Yes. We value the property against current comparables, prepare it for listing, market it to our buyers and to the wider market, and manage the offer, the documents and the DLD transfer through to completion.

Yes — our team of 30 specialists works in seventeen languages: Ukrainian, Russian, Arabic, English, Hindi, Turkish, Portuguese, German, Turkmen, Irish, Uzbek, Azeri, Italian, French, Spanish, Chinese and Filipino. You can be advised, negotiate and complete documents in the language you are most comfortable with.

Yes. Our founder Tatyana Savostina and several senior consultants work in Russian and English natively — the firm advises clients from Russia, Kazakhstan, Armenia, Belarus and across the CIS, and documents can be prepared bilingually. If you prefer, your deal can be run entirely in Russian from the first call to key handover.

Yes. We cover townhouses across Dubai Hills Estate, Jumeirah Village Circle, Mohammed Bin Rashid City, Arabian Ranches and newer launches by Nakheel, Emaar and DAMAC. Entry pricing starts around AED 1.2M in the mid-market communities; townhouses are a strong fit for families who want more space than an apartment but less upkeep than a villa.

Gross yields range from about 5% on Palm Jumeirah to 8% in Jumeirah Village Circle. Dubai Marina and Dubai Creek Harbour sit around 7%; Business Bay and Dubai Hills around 6.5%; Downtown around 6%. These are from Dubai Land Department sales data in the last 12 months — we publish the full table in our Insights section.