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For Buyers

How do I begin the process of buying a property in the UAE?

Start by browsing verified listings, shortlisting properties, and connecting with trusted agents. They will guide you through viewing, documentation, and final purchase steps.

Do I need a residency visa to buy property in the UAE?

No, non-residents can buy freehold properties in designated areas. A visa is not mandatory.

What additional costs should I expect when buying?

Expect charges like DLD registration fees, agency commission, NOC fees, and service charges depending on the property.

Can I get a mortgage as an expat?

Yes, many UAE banks offer mortgages to expatriates with specific eligibility requirements.

How can I verify if a property listing is genuine?

All listings on SilverCrest Real Estate are verified. You can also confirm details directly with the assigned agent or developer.

For Sellers

How do I list my property on Silver Crest Real Estate?

Simply contact our team or an assigned agent, and they will assist you with listing, documentation, and marketing.

What documents do I need to sell my property?

You’ll typically need a Title Deed, passport/Emirates ID, NOC from the developer, and service charge clearance.

How long does it usually take to sell a property in the UAE?

Timelines vary depending on market conditions, pricing, and property demand, but well-presented listings usually sell faster.

How can I increase the chances of selling quickly?

High-quality photos, accurate pricing, good maintenance, and working with an experienced agent significantly improve your chances.

Do I need to be in the UAE to complete the sale?

No, properties can be sold via Power of Attorney or with the support of a registered trustee office.

For Renters

What documents do I need to rent a property in the UAE?

Typically, you’ll need a passport, visa copy, Emirates ID, and sometimes a salary certificate.

Are rental prices negotiable?

Yes, depending on the landlord and current market conditions, some prices may be negotiable.

What is a security deposit and is it refundable?

It’s usually 5–10% of the annual rent and is refundable upon vacating, provided there are no damages.

How do I register my tenancy contract?

In Dubai, your tenancy contract is registered through Ejari. Other emirates have similar tenancy registration systems.

Who is responsible for property maintenance during the rental period?

Landlords typically handle major repairs, while tenants take care of minor maintenance unless otherwise stated in the contract.

Home Maintenance Tips

How often should I schedule AC servicing in UAE homes?

Given the climate, AC units should be serviced every 3–6 months to maintain efficiency and avoid breakdowns.

What can I do to prevent mold in humid areas?

Use proper ventilation, run dehumidifiers, and check for water leaks regularly.

How do I keep my plumbing system in good condition?

Avoid pouring grease down drains, clean traps periodically, and fix minor leaks before they become major issues.

What’s the best way to maintain electrical systems?

Schedule regular inspections, avoid overloading sockets, and replace damaged switches immediately.

How do I protect outdoor areas from heat and dust?

Clean regularly, use weather-resistant furniture, and apply protective coatings on exposed surfaces.

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