Property Valuation

Knowledge of Dubai property valuation forms an essential base for obtaining the property golden visa, as real estate ownership is a fundamental requirement. Understanding the market enables investors to decide when to invest in apartments, villas, or townhouses, setting a solid foundation for a secure retirement plan.

Secure a solid investment opportunity with established market values reflecting location, property size, age, and prevailing market trends. Confirm if your property meets the minimum value (AED 2 million) required for the property golden visa and make informed decisions about buying or selling real estate in Dubai.

Apartments
1. Title Deed: Provided by Dubai Land Department (DLD) to confirm ownership.
2. Oqood Certificate (for off-plan properties): Required if property is under construction.
3. Passport Copy: Valid copy of the owner's passport.
4. Emirates ID: For UAE residents.
5. Mortgage Statement & NOC: If the property is financed, confirming no objection from the bank.
6. Recent Photos: Interior and exterior property images.

Villas
1. Title Deed: Official ownership document from DLD.
2. Oqood Certificate (off-plan): If under construction.
3. Passport Copy & Emirates ID: Valid personal identification documents.
4. Mortgage Statement & NOC: If the villa is financed.
5. Recent Photos: Clear interior and exterior images of the villa.

Large Plots
1. Title Deed: Proves ownership of the land.
2. Plot Location Map & Certificate of Zones: To confirm boundaries and intended use (residential, commercial, or mixed).
3. Market Valuation Report: Assesses the land’s value based on market trends.
4. Mortgage Statement & NOC (if financed): Confirming no objection from the bank.

Commercial Properties
1. Title Deed & Oqood Certificate (for off-plan): Verifying ownership or ongoing development.
2. Passport Copy & Emirates ID: Identification documents of the owner.
3. Mortgage Statement & Bank NOC (if financed): Confirms no objection from the lender.
4. Floor Plan & Unit Layout: Determines usable commercial area.
5. Building Permit & Trade License (if applicable): Required for operational businesses.
6. Ejari (Commercial Lease Agreement): If rented out to a business tenant.
7. Rental Income Reports: If the property generates revenue.