Rules & Regulations

In a groundbreaking move that's turning heads across the globe, the United Arab Emirates has rolled out a game-changing residency program that requires a property investment of just 400 AED. Yes, you read that right – four hundred dirhams! What's the Buzz About? While the world watches, the UAE continues to position itself as the ultimate destination for global talent, entrepreneurs, and families...

Dubai’s property market is globally known for its flexible payment plans, which allow investors to purchase real estate with relatively low upfront capital. Many off-plan developments offer payment structures extending several years, making property investment accessible to international buyers.

Will registration in Dubai allows property owners—both residents and non-residents—to determine how their assets will be distributed and to avoid the automatic application of Sharia-based inheritance rules that apply to non-Muslims who pass away without a registered will. This framework is governed by Dubai Law No. 15 of 2017 and is primarily applicable to non-Muslims aged 21 and above who own assets...

The legal process for buying or selling property on behalf of a minor in Dubai is comprehensive and strictly regulated. This guide outlines how property ownership works for minors.

This guide will walk you through each stage, ensuring a smooth and successful sale in one of the world’s most dynamic real estate markets.

As Dubai’s real estate market continues to evolve, Realty Homist—a leading property consultancy for buyers, sellers, and tenants—closely monitors recent regulatory changes that impact rental dynamics across the emirate. One of the most significant developments this year is the update to the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) rent calculator, introduced by the Dubai Land Department (DLD) as part...