Frequently asked questions
(FAQS)

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We work with a diverse range of clients, from small startups to large enterprises across various industries. Our goal is to tailor our services to meet the unique needs of each client.

Yes, absolutely. Our team is equipped to handle projects of all sizes, including complex and large-scale initiatives. We have robust project management processes to ensure successful delivery.

Foreigners can purchase freehold properties in designated areas of Dubai. Key requirements include a valid passport, a visa (if applicable), and proof of funds. The process involves engaging with a real estate agent, obtaining an NOC (No Objection Certificate) from the developer, and registering the property with the Dubai Land Department (DLD).

Off-plan property refers to real estate that is purchased directly from the developer before its construction is completed. This often comes with attractive payment plans, potential capital appreciation before handover, and the ability to customize certain aspects of the unit.

Dubai is generally considered a tax-friendly environment. There is no annual property tax, income tax on rental income, or capital gains tax on the sale of property for individuals. However, there is a 4% transfer fee levied by the Dubai Land Department (DLD) upon property registration.

Our development process typically involves several key phases: discovery and planning, design, development, testing, deployment, and ongoing support. We emphasize agile methodologies to ensure flexibility and client involvement throughout.

Yes, we offer comprehensive post-launch support and maintenance packages to ensure your project continues to run smoothly. This includes bug fixes, updates, and performance monitoring.

Quality is paramount. We implement rigorous testing procedures, conduct regular code reviews, and adhere to best practices in development to deliver high-quality solutions.

Typical closing costs include the 4% DLD transfer fee, a DLD administration fee (around AED 580 to AED 4,000 depending on property type), real estate agent commission (usually 2% + VAT), and potentially mortgage registration fees if financing is involved.

Yes, many banks in Dubai offer mortgages to non-residents. The eligibility criteria usually include a good credit history, proof of stable income, and a higher down payment compared to residents. It's advisable to check with different banks for their specific requirements.

Rental yields in Dubai vary significantly based on location, property type, and market conditions. Generally, popular areas for apartments can offer ROI ranging from 5% to 8%, while villas might offer slightly lower but still attractive returns. It's crucial to research specific areas and property types.