Your Property Buying Journey

What you need to know about life in London, Dubai, and Greece

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Living in Zone 2: Central Location, Local Feeling

In London, Zone 2 is located on the outskirts of the city centre, offering both speed in transport and tranquillity in daily life. Neighbourhoods such as Canary Wharf, Bermondsey, Canada Water, as well as Fulham and White City, which border Zone 1-2, are the addresses that best reflect this balance.

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Weekend Dubai: Top 5 Destinations for New Movers

You have just moved to Dubai and want to go exploring on the weekend. Here are 5 suggestions to get to know the city in a short time:

  1. Downtown Dubai: Burj Khalifa, Dubai Mall and the evening Dubai Fountain show are a must-see.
  2. Dubai Marina & JBR: You can take a walk along Marina Walk, swim in the sea at JBR Beach, and have a pleasant meal in the evening at the seafront restaurants.
  3. Jumeirah / Kite Beach & La Mer: After a day of sea and beach activities, you can spend time in the stylish cafes in La Mer.
  4. Old Dubai (Al Fahidi & Creek): Crossing the street by Abra and wandering through the historic souks is a good option to see the traditional face of Dubai.
  5. Theme Parks & Miracle Garden: IMG Worlds or Dubai Parks & Resorts for families with children, and Miracle Garden is a pleasant choice in the winter season.

Each route allows you to discover a different side of Dubai and helps you to adapt to the city in a short time.

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Being a Tenant in Dubai: 7 Things You Need to Know

Although being a tenant in Dubai may seem easy at first glance, there are some legal processes and practical details you need to know. Here are 7 important points for new movers:

  1. Ejari registration is mandatory. You cannot switch on electricity, water or internet without registering your lease contract with Ejari.
  2. You make a deposit payment. Usually a deposit of one month's rent is taken. If you deliver the house intact, the deposit is returned to you.
  3. Rent payments are made by cheque. The annual rent is usually paid in 1, 2 or 4 instalments.
  4. Clarify invoice and dues details. Learn from the beginning to whom electricity, water, internet and apartment dues belong to.
  5. Ask about maintenance responsibilities. Minor repairs usually fall on the tenant, major maintenance costs fall on the landlord.
  6. Rent increases are subject to RERA. The landlord cannot increase as he wishes, the rates determined by RERA are valid.
  7. Work with official agents. Use the services of licensed property consultants and request receipts for all payments.

By paying attention to these details, you can have a smooth rental experience.

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