Frequently Asked Questions
Question About Sale
Yes, non-residents and foreigners can buy property in designated freehold areas in Dubai. Texture Properties can guide you through every step of the process, including legal requirements and ownership transfer.
Upfront costs usually include a 4% DLD (Dubai Land Department) registration fee, 2% agency commission, and a trustee fee. If you’re taking a mortgage, there may be additional bank and valuation fees.
Both have their advantages. Off-plan offers flexible payment plans and lower entry prices, while ready properties allow for immediate use or rental income. Our team can help you decide based on your goals.
On average, the transaction process takes between 2 to 6 weeks, depending on the type of property and payment method (cash or mortgage).
Yes, property investors may be eligible for a residency visa depending on the value and type of the investment. Our experts will help you understand the visa requirements and application process.
Question About Rent
The standard lease term is 1 year. However, short-term rental options (monthly or quarterly) are also available for select furnished properties.
Most landlords accept 1 to 4 cheques per year. Some may be flexible depending on your profile and the property type.
It depends on the listing. Texture Properties offers both furnished and unfurnished units. Our listings clearly mention what’s included in each rental offer.
Generally, tenants are responsible for paying their own DEWA (electricity & water) and internet bills. Some buildings include chiller (AC) or offer all-inclusive packages—this will be specified in the contract.
Yes, all tenancy contracts must be registered with Ejari (a Dubai Land Department system). This protects both tenants and landlords and is required for setting up utilities.