Dubai handover and finance guides
Taking delivery of a new unit, and how the borrowing around it is actually priced.
The short answer
Three guides cover taking delivery of a Dubai property and paying for it: the handover sequence from developer notice to title deed, what a mortgage broker costs and who actually pays them, and what a non-resident can borrow and from which lenders.
What each guide answers
Every one of these is a different question. Pick the row that matches yours.
| Guide | The question it answers |
|---|---|
| Handover | What happens at each stage, and in what order? |
| Mortgage brokers | Do I need a broker, and who pays them? |
| Non-resident mortgages | Can I borrow from outside the UAE, and how much? |
The guides
The rest of the site
If reading through these has you weighing the property itself rather than the process, start with what the unit is worth today.
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