Find-Your-Property

Gateway Group Worldwide

Property Resale Services

Sell With Confidence

A structured resale process, from valuation to transfer.

Whether you’re releasing equity, upgrading or exiting the UAE market, our resale team prices your property correctly, sources qualified buyers and coordinates every step through to DLD transfer.
We work with owners across Dubai’s secondary market, including off-plan resales, ready properties and portfolio disposals.
  • Priced against real comparables · Buyers pre-qualified before viewing · NOC coordinated with the developer
  • MOU and Form F drafted for you · Sell remotely by Power of Attorney · Accompanied through the trustee office
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How We Sell Your Property

Market Valuation

We benchmark your property against recent comparable transactions to set a realistic, competitive asking price.

Marketing & Buyer Sourcing

Professional photography and targeted marketing put your listing in front of qualified, ready buyers.

Offer Negotiation

We manage offers and counter-offers on your behalf to secure the best achievable terms.

NOC Coordination

We liaise with the developer to obtain the No Objection Certificate required before transfer.

MOU & Form F Drafting

Sale terms are documented through the standard Memorandum of Understanding used across Dubai transactions.

DLD Transfer Support

We accompany both parties through the Dubai Land Department trustee office to complete the transfer.

Our Resale Process

Property Valuation

We assess your unit and recommend an asking price based on current market data.

Marketing Strategy

Listings, photography and outreach are arranged to reach serious buyers quickly.

Offer & MOU

Once a buyer is confirmed, we draft the MOU (Form F) and collect the deposit.

NOC & Transfer Prep

We coordinate the developer NOC and prepare all documents for the trustee office.

Handover & Closing

Ownership is transferred at the DLD trustee office and funds are released to you.

Eligibility & Documents

What you'll need to sell.

Having these documents ready in advance helps keep the transfer timeline on schedule.
  • Original title deed for the property
  • Mortgage clearance letter, if applicable
  • Service charge clearance certificate
  • Passport and Emirates ID of the owner
  • Developer No Objection Certificate (NOC)
  • Power of Attorney, if selling remotely
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Our agents combine hyperlocal expertise with a global buyer network to position your home for its best possible outcome.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Dubai allows full foreign ownership in designated freehold areas, which cover most of the city’s most popular communities. Buyers do not need to hold residency before purchasing and the process is open to investors from almost every country.
Yes. Dubai’s off-plan market is regulated by the Dubai Land Department and RERA, with developer payments typically held in escrow accounts and released according to construction progress. When purchasing with a reputable developer, off-plan property can be a secure investment offering attractive payment plans and strong growth potential. Our advisors help you assess each opportunity and select projects that align with your investment goals.

The principal cost is the Dubai Land Department transfer fee at 4% of the contract price. The law splits this 2% buyer / 2% seller, but market practice is that the buyer carries the full 4%. Beyond that: Binghatti

  • Title deed issuance — around AED 580 for apartments; AED 40 on off-plan contracts Binghatti
  • Trustee office registration — AED 4,200 above AED 500,000, fixed regardless of value Realestateclubdubai
  • Developer NOC — typically AED 500 to 5,000 Realestateclubdubai
  • Agency commission — 2% is the market standard
  • Mortgage registration, if financing — 0.25% of the loan plus AED 290In practice, budget 7–10% above the purchase price for the full transaction. RealestateclubdubaiProperty Finder

One point that catches overseas buyers: since February 2025, Central Bank rules require these costs to be paid upfront in cash — banks can no longer roll them into the mortgage. There is no property tax, capital gains tax or inheritance tax in Dubai, though your home jurisdiction may still tax the asset. Letsprosper

Yes. We work around your schedule, wherever you are in the world. Viewings, calls and paperwork are handled remotely and if you’re unable to travel, a Power of Attorney allows us to complete the transaction on your behalf. Many of our clients purchase property in Dubai without ever leaving home.