We provide assistance with buying, selling, and renting properties in Abu Dhabi. We also offer property management and investment consultation services.
Yes, all our real estate agents are ADREC & RERA-registered, following the legal guidelines set by the Department of Municipalities and Transport (DMT) in Abu Dhabi and the Dubai Land Department (DLD) in Dubai.
No, you do not need a UAE residence visa to buy property in designated freehold areas in Abu Dhabi. Foreign nationals can purchase property in specific zones.
Yes, there is a commission, but service charge is different. Service charge is paid to the developer when you buy a property, not to us. The commission is 2% for sales and 5% for rentals, and it may vary depending on the agreement.
Tawtheeq is the official tenancy contract registration system in Abu Dhabi. It legally binds the rental agreement between landlord and tenant.
Yes, we assist clients in preparing and submitting all documents required for Tawtheeq registration.
You will need:
Yes. We offer investment advisory services, including ROI analysis and rental income guidance for investors.
Most rental contracts are for 1 year, but some properties may offer 6-month or flexible terms.
Rent is usually paid via post-dated cheques (1 to 4 cheques per year). Some landlords may accept monthly bank transfers or direct payments.
It depends on the property. Some rental units include water and electricity; others require you to pay separately via ADDC.
Early cancellation depends on the terms in the tenancy contract. A notice period and penalty might apply.
Simply contact our agents, and we’ll guide you through the process – from selecting a property to final paperwork and DMT registration.
Typical fees include:
Yes, but the buyer must clear the mortgage or take it over, and both parties must follow bank and DMT procedures. Simply contact our agents and we will guide you through the process, from selecting a property to final paperwork and DMT registration. Early cancellation depends on the terms in the tenancy contract. A notice period and penalty might apply. How do I start the process of buying a property by simply contacting our agents and we’ll guide you through the process, from selecting a property to final paperwork and DMT registration.
Yes. Abu Dhabi has a well-regulated property market with clear laws protecting both buyers and tenants.
It’s not mandatory, but having legal support is advisable for reviewing contracts or large investments.
Yes, but only in approved investment zones. Expats can own freehold apartments and villas in these areas.