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Yes. Expats can buy in designated freehold areas, including many of Dubai’s most popular residential communities.

Your advisor helps confirm the price, deposit, payment terms, and timelines before the offer is presented to the seller.

Typical costs include DLD fees, agency fees, trustee fees, conveyancing, valuation, and mortgage-related fees when financing.

Pre-approval is strongly recommended because it clarifies your budget and strengthens your offer position.

Most landlords request Emirates ID, passport copy, residence visa, salary documents, and security deposit.

Rent is commonly paid through one or more post-dated cheques, though some landlords support bank transfer schedules.

Yes. Negotiation depends on market demand, payment structure, move-in date, and comparable listings.

Lease terms define responsibilities, but major maintenance is usually handled by the landlord or building management.

JustHome prioritizes curated and verified property information before presenting homes to clients.

Yes. The team supports valuation, listing presentation, buyer qualification, viewing coordination, and negotiation.

JustHome focuses on major Dubai communities and selected UAE neighborhoods with strong buyer and renter demand.

The advisory team typically responds within one business day, often faster during office hours.