Properties for sale in UAE

190,063 listed

Listed 1 hour ago
920,000
Furnished | Modern Design | Vacant
1
1
Area: 763 ft²
Apartment
Lucky 1 Residence, District 13, Jumeirah Village Circle, Dubai
SUPERAGENT
Hunter Steele Newman
Listed 1 hour ago
2,799,999
Closed Kitchen | Large Layout | OP
3
3
Plot: 2,030 ft²
Built: 2,238 ft²
Villa
Nima, The Valley, Dubai
SUPERAGENT
Saad Zuberi
Listed 1 hour ago
3,145,000
Full Canal View | Vacant | Available Now
2
2
Area: 1,052 ft²
Apartment
Creek Palace, Dubai Creek Harbour (The Lagoons), Dubai
SUPERAGENT
Annie Cabag
Listed 1 hour ago
20,000,000
Biggest Plot | Type 3A | Lake Facing
5
7+
Area: 13,089 ft²
Villa
Maha Villas, Expo Valley, Expo City, Dubai
SUPERAGENT
Khaled Mohamed Moussa Deeb Oweimer
Listed 1 hour ago
1,220,000
Premium Finish | Gated Sector | Resale
3
4
Area: 1,512 ft²
Apartment
Zohour 2, Al Zahia, Muwaileh Commercial, Sharjah
Faris Mahmoud
New project
Off-plan
Delivery Date: Q3 2030
1
Hudayriyat Golf Estates Waterfront
Launch price:
Coming soon
Payment Plan: 5/35/60
Developed by
Abu Dhabi,Al Hudayriat Island
Listed 1 hour ago
950,000
Best Value | Family Friendly | Resale
Premium
3
4
Area: 1,511 ft²
Apartment
Zohour 2, Al Zahia, Muwaileh Commercial, Sharjah
Chris Millano
Listed 1 hour ago
1,200,000
Stylish Living | Amenity Zone | Resale
3
4
Area: 1,510 ft²
Apartment
Zohour 2, Al Zahia, Muwaileh Commercial, Sharjah
MIRA LEN
Listed 1 hour ago
690,000
Modern Upgrade | Ready Home | Resale
2
3
Area: 962 ft²
Apartment
Zohour 2, Al Zahia, Muwaileh Commercial, Sharjah
Chris Millano
Listed 1 hour ago
820,000
Luxury Corner | Scenic Balcony | Resale
2
3
Area: 963 ft²
Apartment
Zohour 2, Al Zahia, Muwaileh Commercial, Sharjah
Faris Mahmoud
Listed 1 hour ago
800,000
Safe Zone | Spacious Apt | Resale
2
3
Area: 961 ft²
Apartment
Zohour 2, Al Zahia, Muwaileh Commercial, Sharjah
MIRA LEN
New project
Off-plan
Delivery Date: Q3 2030
5
Hudayriyat Golf Estate
Launch price:
4,250,000 AED
Payment Plan: 5/35/60
Developed by
Abu Dhabi,Al Hudayriat Island,Hudayriyat Golf Estates
3 - 6 Beds
Listed 1 hour ago
1,100,000
Exclusive Living | City Access | Resale
1
2
Area: 713 ft²
Apartment
Zohour 2, Al Zahia, Muwaileh Commercial, Sharjah
Faris Mahmoud
Listed 1 hour ago
510,000
Luxury Edge | Near Clubhouse | Resale
1
2
Area: 712 ft²
Apartment
Zohour 2, Al Zahia, Muwaileh Commercial, Sharjah
Chris Millano
Listed 1 hour ago
600,000
Affordable Unit | Great ROI | Resale
1
2
Area: 710 ft²
Apartment
Zohour 2, Al Zahia, Muwaileh Commercial, Sharjah
MIRA LEN
Listed 1 hour ago
6,500,000
Fully Renovated | Backing Pool and Park | Pool
3
3
Plot: 3,590 ft²
Built: 2,214 ft²
Villa
Springs 2, The Springs, Dubai
SUPERAGENT
Jack Bystram
Listed 1 hour ago
5,799,000
Corner Villa | Brand New | Mortgageable
6
7
Area: 2,407 ft²
Villa
Greenwoods, Damac Hills, Dubai
SUPERAGENT
Sophie Potterton
New project
Off-plan
Delivery Date: Q3 2030
4
Valia Tower
Launch price:
2,060,000 AED
Payment Plan: 20/60/20
Developed by
Dubai,Dubai Creek Harbour (The Lagoons),Valia Tower
1 - 4 Beds
Listed 1 hour ago
1,220,000
Luxury Living | Ready to Move | Best Price
3
4
Area: 1,514 ft²
Apartment
Zohour 2, Al Zahia, Muwaileh Commercial, Sharjah
Zain Ahmed
Listed 1 hour ago
1,190,000
Brand New | High ROI | Luxury Apartment | Resale
3
4
Area: 1,511 ft²
Apartment
Zohour 2, Al Zahia, Muwaileh Commercial, Sharjah
Bilal Saeed
Listed 1 hour ago
950,000
Luxury Apartment | Ready Now | Best Value
3
4
Area: 1,507 ft²
Apartment
Zohour 2, Al Zahia, Muwaileh Commercial, Sharjah
Zain Ahmed
Listed 1 hour ago
1,088,999
Genuine Resale | High Floor | Handover 2027
1
2
Area: 765 ft²
Apartment
Binghatti Circle, District 13, Jumeirah Village Circle, Dubai
SUPERAGENT
Vipin Ramswaroop
Listed 1 hour ago
849,000
Genuine Resale | High Floor | Park View | Q4 26'
studio
1
Area: 426 ft²
Apartment
Binghatti Hillviews, Dubai Science Park, Dubai
SUPERAGENT
Vipin Ramswaroop
New project
Off-plan
Delivery Date: Q1 2030
1
Virella at The Valley
Launch price:
Coming soon
Developed by
Dubai,The Valley
3 - 4 Beds
Listed 1 hour ago
3,700,000
Single Row | Big Layout | Near Lagoon
5
5
Area: 1,553 ft²
Townhouse
Morocco, Damac Lagoons, Dubai
SUPERAGENT
Albert Vinicius da Silva Andrade
Listed 1 hour ago
4,900,000
Fully Upgraded | Notice Served | Prime Zone
3
4
Area: 2,503 ft²
Townhouse
Gardenia Townhomes, Wasl Gate, Dubai
SUPERAGENT
Nilushan Kumar
Listed 1 hour ago
1,190,000
INCOME PRODUCING I FULLY FURNISHED I NICE VIEW
Featured
1
2
Area: 1,080 ft²
Apartment
LOCI Residences, District 14, Jumeirah Village Circle, Dubai
SUPERAGENT
Gaston Javier Caruso
Listed 1 hour ago
728,000
Lowest Price | Smart Home | Investor Deal
studio
1
Area: 467 ft²
Apartment
Laguna Residence A, Laguna Residence, City of Arabia, Dubai
SUPERAGENT
Ali Mhanna
Listed 1 hour ago
820,000
Brand New | Corner 2BR Apartment | High ROI
2
3
Area: 965 ft²
Apartment
Zohour 2, Al Zahia, Muwaileh Commercial, Sharjah
Zain Ahmed
New project
Off-plan
Delivery Date: Q3 2030
6
The Canopies
Launch price:
1,650,000 AED
Payment Plan: 5/50/45
Developed by
Abu Dhabi,Yas Island
Studio, 1 - 3 Beds

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Your Guide to Finding a Property for Sale in UAE

The UAE real estate market has consistently drawn buyers from across the world, and for good reason. Strong economic growth, modern infrastructure, and a tax-free environment make UAE property for sale an attractive option for both end-users and investors.

From compact studios in high-rise towers to sprawling beachfront villas, properties for sale in UAE span every budget and lifestyle. Each emirate brings its own character: Dubai is fast-paced and commercially driven, Abu Dhabi is structured and family-focused, while Sharjah, Ajman, and Ras Al Khaimah offer affordability without sacrificing quality of life.

Foreign nationals can buy property in the UAE in designated freehold zones, giving them full ownership rights with no local sponsor required. This has made UAE homes for sale increasingly popular with international buyers looking for long-term stability, residency benefits, and solid returns.

Overview of the UAE Real Estate Market

The UAE real estate market reached record activity levels in 2025, with Dubai properties recording a 31% rise in transaction volumes and Abu Dhabi real estate seeing a 79% surge. This momentum is driven by a clear shift from renting to buying, supported by strong population growth and progressive residency policies such as the 10-year Golden Visa for investments above AED 2 million.

For investors focused on rental income, communities priced under AED 1,500 per sq ft consistently deliver returns above 7.5%. Areas like Dubai Silicon Oasis and Jebel Ali generate yields of up to 9%; Al Majaz, Al Khan, and Aljada in Sharjah offer up to 8%. In Abu Dhabi, areas like Saadiyat Island, Al Raha, and Yas Island are performing well in rental returns and capital appreciation. On the other hand, off-plan purchases from reputable developers often come with lower launch prices and post-handover payment plans, giving buyers a flexible way to enter the market and earn higher capital appreciation.

The national average asking price for UAE property for sale sits around AED 4,380,000, with an average unit size of 1,500 sq ft. Prices vary significantly by emirate, property type, and community, as detailed below.

UAE Property Prices

Apartments

Abu Dhabi: average AED 2,900,000, equivalent to 75,972,895 INR and 587,830 GBP for approximately 1,100 sq ft
Dubai: average AED 2,000,000, equivalent to 52,395,100 INR and 405,400 GBP for approximately 920 sq ft
Sharjah: average AED 1,230,000 for approximately 1,100 sq ft
Ajman: average AED 988,000 for approximately 1,200 sq ft
Ras Al Khaimah: average AED 2,640,000 for approximately 940 sq ft
Fujairah: Average AED 1,900,000 for approximately 1,500 sq ft.
Umm Al Quwain: average AED 2,150,000 for approximately 700 sq ft

Villas

Abu Dhabi: average AED 9,010,000, equivalent to 23,603,992 INR and 1,826,325 GBP for approximately 5,800 sq ft
Dubai: average AED 16,150,000, equivalent to 423,090,432 INR and 3,273,601 GBP for approximately 5,000 sq ft
Sharjah: Average AED 3,900,000 for approximately 4,500 sq ft.
Ajman: average AED 2,160,000 for approximately 3,200 sq ft
Ras Al Khaimah: Average AED 7,000,000 for approximately 4,100 sq ft.
Umm Al Quwain: average AED 13,370,000 for approximately 5,800 sq ft

Land

Abu Dhabi: average AED 5,810,000 for approximately 8,600 sq ft
Dubai: average AED 36,440,000 for approximately 13,000 sq ft
Sharjah: Average AED 1,400,000 for approximately 5,500 sq ft.
Ajman: average AED 2,120,000 for approximately 2,700 sq ft
Ras Al Khaimah: Average AED 2,600,000 for approximately 10,000 sq ft.
Umm Al Quwain: Average AED 1,800,000 for approximately 9,000 sq ft

How to Buy a House in the UAE

Whether you are buying a ready UAE apartment or villa or investing in an off-plan project in the UAE real estate market, the process follows a clear sequence. Here is what to expect at each stage.

Decide between an Off-Plan or a Ready Property

Choosing between an off-plan and a ready property for sale in UAE is one of the first decisions you will make. Each option has its advantages depending on your timeline and financial goals.

Off-Plan Properties

Typically priced lower than comparable ready units at launch
Flexible, developer-backed payment plans spread costs over construction
Option to choose preferred floor, view, or unit orientation early
Strong potential for capital appreciation before handover
Risk of project delays or changes to the final specification
Not suitable for buyers needing immediate occupancy

Ready Properties

Available for immediate occupancy or rental income
What you see is what you get: no surprises on finishes or layout
Easier to secure mortgage financing from local banks
Suitable for end-users who want to move in right away
Generally priced higher per square foot than off-plan alternatives
The secondary market allows price negotiation directly with sellers

Choose the Right Area in the UAE

Location affects both your daily lifestyle and your long-term return on investment. The UAE real estate offers a range of communities suited to different buyer profiles.

Freehold Areas

Dubai: Downtown Dubai, Palm Jumeirah, Mohammed Bin Rashid City, Dubai Land.
Abu Dhabi: Saadiyat Island, Yas Island, Al Reem Island, Al Reef, Masdar City.
Sharjah: Al Khan, Al Sajaa, Al Mamzar, Al Suyoh, Maryam Island, Tilal City.
Ajman: Al Yasmeen, Al Zahia, Al Zorah, Ajman Downtown, Al Helio.
Ras Al Khaimah: Al Marjan Island, Mina Al Arab.
Umm al Quwain: Sobha Siniyah Island, Umm Al Quwain Marina.
Fujairah: Dibba Al Fujairah, Sharm, and Al Faseel.

Luxury Areas

Dubai: Downtown Dubai, Palm Jumeirah, Dubai Hills Estate, Emirates Living
Abu Dhabi: Saadiyat Island, Yas Island, Al Reem Island
Sharjah: Al Zahia, Masaar, Al Khan, and Maryam Island
Ajman: Al Zorah, Ajman Corniche
Umm al Quwain: Siniyah Island
Ras Al Khaimah: Al Marjan Island, Mina Al Arab
Fujairah: Sharm

Family-friendly Communities

Dubai: Arabian Ranches, Dubai Hills Estate, Emirates Hills, Villanova, Damac Hills
Abu Dhabi: Al Reef, Khalifa City, Al Reem Island, Al Raha Gardens
Sharjah: Aljada, Masaar, Tilal City, Al Rahmaniya
Ajman: Al Rawda, Al Mowaihat, Al Yasmeen, Al Helio
Umm al Quwain: Umm al Quwain Marina.
Ras Al Khaimah: Al Hamra Village, Al Marjan Island.
Fujairah: Dibaa Al Fujarah, Al Faseel

High-ROI Investment Locations

Apartments

Dubai: Dubai Silicon Oasis, International City, Dubai Sports City, Discovery Gardens, Jebel Ali.
Abu Dhabi: Al Reem Island, Yas Island, Masdar City.
Sharjah: Muwaileh, Al Mamzar.
Ajman: Al Helio 2, Al Jurf, Emirates City.
Ras Al Khaimah: Mina al Arab, Al Marjan Island.
Fujairah: Corniche Al Fujairah.

Villas

Dubai: Al Furjan, Dubai Land, Nad Al Sheba, Al Barari.
Abu Dhabi: Al Nuaimiya, Emirates City.
Sharjah: Muwaileh, Al Mamzar.
Ajman: Al Helio 2, Al Jurf, Al Nuaimiya,
Ras Al Khaimah: Al Marjan Island
Umm Al Quwain: Siniyah Island

Affordable Areas

Apartments

Dubai: Discovery Gardens, Dubai Investment Park, JVT
Abu Dhabi: Al Nuaimiya, Emirates City
Sharjah: Al Taawun, Muwaileh
Ajman: Al Nuaimiya, Emirates City
Ras Al Khaimah: Al Hamra Village
Umm Al Quwain: Umma Al Quwain Marina

Villas

Dubai: Discovery Gardens, Dubai Investment Park, JVT
Abu Dhabi: Al Nuaimiya, Emirates City
Sharjah: Tilal City, Ajmal Makan City
Ajman: Al Nuaimiya, Emirates City
Ras Al Khaimah: Al Rams
Umm Al Quwain: Al Raas, Al Surra

Secure Financing

Most buyers finance their purchase through a mortgage, though cash transactions are also common. Before you begin your search for a property for sale in the UAE, it helps to understand your borrowing capacity.

Mortgage pre-approval requires proof of income, bank statements, and a valid ID
Residents can borrow up to 80% of the property value; non-residents, up to 50–75%
Available options include fixed-rate, variable-rate, and Sharia-compliant Islamic mortgages
The standard down payment is 20–25% for expatriate buyers

Make an Offer and Sign the Sales Agreement

Once you find the right property, this stage is where the deal becomes legally binding.

Submit your offer through your agent or directly to the seller
Both parties sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) or Sales Purchase Agreement (SPA)
A deposit of around 10% is typically paid at this stage
A transfer timeline is agreed upon, usually 30 to 60 days

Obtain a No Objection Certificate (NOC)

Before ownership can transfer, the developer must issue a No Objection Certificate (NOC) to confirm the property is clear for sale.

No outstanding service charges or maintenance fees
No legal disputes or encumbrances attached to the unit
All developer-related formalities are settled

Transfer Ownership

The final step takes place at the relevant land authority, such as the Dubai Land Department (DLD), Abu Dhabi’s Department of Municipalities and Transport (DMT), or Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department.

Pay all applicable fees: land department registration (4% in Dubai, 2% in Abu Dhabi), agency commission (2%), and mortgage registration if applicable
The title deed is issued in your name upon completion
If using a Power of Attorney (POA), your representative can attend on your behalf

How to Get a UAE Investor Visa When You Buy a Property

Buying UAE property for sale above certain thresholds qualifies buyers for a residency visa, offering long-term stability alongside their investment.

Key Requirements

Minimum property value of AED 750,000 for a 2-year investor visa
Minimum property value of AED 2,000,000 for a 10-year Golden Visa
Property must be completed (not off-plan) and mortgage-free, or with at least 50% of the mortgage paid off
Property must be located in a designated freehold area

Visa Types

2-year Property Investor Visa:

Minimum investment: AED 750,000
Renewable every two years
Allows sponsorship of spouse and children

10-year Golden Visa:

Minimum property value: AED 2,000,000 (can include mortgaged properties for sale in UAE with AED 2M paid to the bank)
Long-term residency with family sponsorship included
No requirement for a local employer or sponsor

Documents Required

Title deed
Passport and current visa copy
Proof of investment, such as bank statements or mortgage documents
Good conduct certificate (may be required depending on nationality)
Medical test and Emirates ID processing

Location and Transportation

The UAE is connected by an extensive highway network. Sheikh Zayed Road (E11) and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road (E311) serve as the primary inter-emirate routes, linking Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Sharjah. The E11 connects all seven emirates, including Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, Ajman, Umm Al Quwain, Ras Al Khaimah, and Fujairah, making it the main arterial route and the longest road in the United Arab Emirates with a length of more than 550 kilometers.

Dubai has the most developed public transit network in the region, including the Dubai Metro Red and Green Lines, a tram system in JBR, and a wide bus network. Abu Dhabi Mobility and Transport offers public bus services; in Sharjah, SRTA facilitates residents with public transportation, and the northern emirates rely more on private vehicles and taxis, supplemented by public bus services.

Sharjah to Dubai business districts: approximately 25 to 45 minutes, depending on traffic.
Abu Dhabi to Dubai: approximately 90 minutes by highway
Dubai International Airport, Zayed International Airport (Abu Dhabi), and Sharjah International Airport are within driving distance of the other emirates.
Northern emirates have airports mostly relying on local flights, including Ras Al Khaimah International Airport and Fujairah International Airport.

Pros and Cons of Buying a UAE Property for Sale

Pros

No annual property or capital gains taxes on residential property sales
AED 2M+ properties can qualify buyers for a 10-year Golden Visa
Rental yields in affordable areas usually range between 6% and 9%
Safe master communities offer premium infrastructure and amenities

Cons

Buyers pay high upfront fees, commissions, and mortgage charges
Most suburban areas still depend heavily on private transportation
Peak hour highway traffic can significantly increase commute times

FAQs about Properties for Sale in UAE

Can foreigners buy property in UAE?

Yes, expatriates and international buyers can purchase properties in designated freehold zones across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ras Al Khaimah, and other emirates. Freehold ownership gives full rights to sell, lease, or live in the property indefinitely.

Is UAE real estate a good investment?

The market has strong fundamentals backed by population growth, high safety standards, and progressive visa policies. The value of properties for sale in the UAE has appreciated steadily, and rental yields in many communities outperform comparable global cities, making it a reliable option for long-term investors.

What is the difference between freehold and leasehold property?

Freehold gives the buyer absolute ownership of both the unit and the land it sits on. A leasehold grants the right to use the property for a fixed term, typically up to 99 years, after which ownership reverts to the original freeholder or developer.

What are the upfront costs of buying a house for sale in UAE?

Budget for a 20–25% down payment for expatriate buyers, a government registration fee (4% in Dubai, Sharjah, and RAK; 3% in Ajman; 2% in Abu Dhabi, Fujairah, and Umm Al Quwain), a 2% agency commission, and additional costs for mortgage registration and property valuation if you are financing the purchase.

What is the process for buying a house in the UAE as a foreigner?

Foreigners follow the same buying process as residents in freehold zones. You choose a property for sale in UAE, sign a sales agreement, obtain an NOC from the developer, and complete the transfer at the relevant land authority. A valid passport is sufficient to proceed, and you do not need a local sponsor.

Does buying UAE property for sale grant a residency visa?

Yes, investments of AED 750,000 or more qualify for a 2-year investor visa. Investments of AED 2 million or more qualify for the 10-year Golden Visa, which includes family sponsorship and does not require an employer.

Are UAE houses for sale available in all emirates?

Yes, UAE houses for sale are available across all seven emirates, including Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah, and Umm Al Quwain, with the widest range of options found in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Sharjah.

What are the major off-plan projects in UAE?

There are several ongoing off-plan projects in each emirate of the UAE, such as;

Dubai: Creek Haven by Emaar Properties in Dubai Creek Harbour
Abu Dhabi: Tara Park 2 by Modon in Al Reem Island Abu Dhabi
Sharjah: Al Ghaf Tower by Tiger Group in Al Khan
Ajman: Sea Glints by The Solidere International in Al Zorah
Ras Al Khaimah: Costa Mare by Ellington Properties in Al Marjan Island
Umm Al Quwain: Sobha Siniyah Island Villas Phase 2 by Sobha Realty
Fujairah: Oceana by Reportage Real Estate in Dibba