In Dubai, off-plan projects (i.e. residences purchased while under construction) attract the attention of investors due to their high return potential. However, there are points to be considered in this area:
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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:
- Downtown Dubai: Burj Khalifa, Dubai Mall and the evening Dubai Fountain show are a must-see.
- 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.
- Jumeirah / Kite Beach & La Mer: After a day of sea and beach activities, you can spend time in the stylish cafes in La Mer.
- 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.
- 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.
Rental income (ROI) is one of the most critical indicators for those planning to invest in Dubai. Prominent regions according to 2025 current data:
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:
- Ejari registration is mandatory. You cannot switch on electricity, water or internet without registering your lease contract with Ejari.
- 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.
- Rent payments are made by cheque. The annual rent is usually paid in 1, 2 or 4 instalments.
- Clarify invoice and dues details. Learn from the beginning to whom electricity, water, internet and apartment dues belong to.
- Ask about maintenance responsibilities. Minor repairs usually fall on the tenant, major maintenance costs fall on the landlord.
- Rent increases are subject to RERA. The landlord cannot increase as he wishes, the rates determined by RERA are valid.
- 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.
