Luxury properties for sale in Dubai

The cost of a property in Dubai varies greatly based on the location, size and type of property. The cost of a property in an area or even the same development can greatly vary due to some upgrades that the current owner may have chosen to do. At Luxhabitat Sotheby’s, we list ready properties in Dubai that start at AED 2,000,000 up to properties that exceed AED 180 million. We cater to the Dubai luxury real estate market. You will find that the off-plan properties tend to cost much lesser than ready properties within the same area with attractive payment plans.

There are many areas in Dubai to buy a property, but we find it’s best to purchase a home which suits your lifestyle. We have split the areas into various communities: beachfront, urban living (perfect for working professionals), island living, waterfront properties, golf-side villas, family-friendly and lakeside homes. You can view them here. Some of popular areas in Dubai to purchase property include Palm Jumeirah, Emirates Hills, Dubai Hills Estate, Downtown Dubai and Dubai Marina.

Yes, it is worth buying a property in Dubai – whether you are an investor or purchasing for end-use. There are attractive payment plans and mortgage facilities for both. With no income tax yet being introduced and with access to amazing world-class amenities available right at the doorstep from most communities – the ease and convenience of life is a huge draw.

Yes, a foreigner can buy and own property in Dubai, provided it is a freehold property. Most of the luxury properties listed with us are freehold properties except for a few villas in the Jumeirah/Umm Suqeim area which are available for purchase by GCC Nationals.

Depends on your needs and your financial capabilities. In our opinion, Dubai is a metropolitan city of the future. The Dubai real estate market is currently climbing due to the increased number of people moving here, impressed by the efficiency of its services, a smart government, tax free living, world-class hotels and restaurants, and an interesting melting pot of culture. The quality of life offered here is like no other, especially in the luxury space and a heavy focus on development through sustainable initiatives and a sincere push for technology development.

We don’t think it’s ever a bad time to invest in Dubai property because rental yields also remain good and competitive in comparison to other world-class cities.