Property for sale in Dubai

Oplus currently lists 136 properties in Dubai. A further 33 off-plan projects are listed in their own section below, because the purchase and payment terms differ from ready property. The figures are read from the live database each time this page is rebuilt.

Listed property in Dubai currently starts at AED 826. The highest listed price is AED 2,350,725,000. That spread reflects the range of areas and unit types within the city rather than any single market trend. Prices shown are asking prices and exclude government fees.

Yes. Freehold ownership in Dubai is open to all nationalities, with no requirement to reside in the country. A purchase at or above AED 2 million also supports a 10-year Golden Visa application.

The government transfer cost in Dubai is 4% of purchase price + AED 580 admin. Registration of the unit, brokerage commission and any mortgage arrangement fee are payable on top. Oplus itemises every cost in writing before you sign anything.

The regulator in Dubai is Dubai Land Department (DLD) / RERA. It is the official record for developer registration, project registration and escrow status. Any marketing of a specific unit must also quote a valid permit number issued by the same authority — a missing permit number is reason enough to stop.

Typical gross yield in Dubai runs around 6-8% before service charges and management fees. Actual return is decided by the area, the unit type and whether it is furnished far more than by the city as a whole, so the number worth modelling is the one for a specific building, not a market average.

The areas with the most current listings in Dubai are Dubai Islands, Jumeirah, Palm Jumeirah, Business Bay, Dubai Marina. The areas section above shows all 53 areas recorded within the city alongside the number of units available in each, and every area has its own page.

A ready property is complete and transfers on payment, so it earns rent immediately. An off-plan project is bought before construction finishes and is paid through a milestone-linked plan, with buyer funds held in a regulated escrow account. Off-plan usually needs less at booking; ready delivers income from day one. That is why the two are listed in separate sections on this page rather than in one mixed list.