Emirates Hills

Service charges are the annual fees owners pay for maintenance of the building and the community. They are set per square foot, approved by RERA and differ from building to building. We give you the exact figure for any home in Emirates Hills before you make an offer.

Yes. Emirates Hills is one of Dubai's designated freehold areas, so buyers of any nationality can own property there outright, with a title deed issued by the Dubai Land Department.

Budget for about 6% to 7% on top of the purchase price. The Dubai Land Department transfer fee is 4% of the price. The registration trustee fee is about AED 4,200 for a property above AED 500,000, the title deed fee is about AED 580, and agency commission is typically 2% plus VAT. Buyers with a mortgage also pay a mortgage registration fee of 0.25% of the loan amount.

Property worth AED 2 million or more can qualify the owner for a 10-year Golden Visa, and property worth AED 750,000 or more for a 2-year investor visa. The rules are set by the UAE authorities and change from time to time, so we confirm your eligibility before you commit to a purchase.