Procedures and requirements for foreign citizens when buying real estate in Dubai include the need to obtain permission from the Department of Land Registration and notarization of all property transactions.

The main areas and areas for real estate investment in Dubai include Dubai Marina, Downtown, Dubai Media City and Jumeirah Beach Residence.

The prospects for rising real estate prices in Dubai in the near future are determined by factors such as demand, supply, economic stability and infrastructure projects in the region.

For registration of ownership of real estate in Dubai, a passport and a deposit of 10% of the value of the property are required, as well as payment of registration fees.

Taxes and fees related to the purchase and ownership of real estate in Dubai include a 4% tax on the transfer of real estate and annual fees for the maintenance and management of real estate.

Rental opportunities are available for real estate investors in Dubai due to the high demand for rental housing among the local population and foreign workers.

Real estate agencies in Dubai provide real estate selection, transaction processing, rental and property management services, as well as real estate investment advice.