Dubai • Apartments • Villas • Off-plan • Investor-ready
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We curate high-quality properties in Dubai’s strongest locations and guide you from shortlisting to handover: transparent pricing, neighborhood insight, and a smooth buying process — especially for clients from Germany.
Sample Properties in Dubai
Examples only — we’ll tailor options to your preferences.
Dubai apartments • villas • off-plan • investment

Marina View Apartment
2BR • Balcony • Walk to restaurants & metro
- Prime rental demand
- Modern tower amenities
- Strong resale liquidity

Family Villa Community
4BR • Garden • Gated community lifestyle
- Schools nearby
- Quiet, green surroundings
- Long-term family tenants

Downtown Off-Plan Project
1–3BR • Payment plan • High upside locations
- Developer-backed payment plans
- Strong end-user demand
- Handover strategy support
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A major business and lifestyle destination with international demand.
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2025–2026 Snapshot
Apartments for Sale: Dubai vs Ras Al Khaimah
A practical comparison focused on price, features & amenities, developer landscape, ROI, and location & infrastructure.
RAK: value, resort vibe, faster “catch-up” growth.
Notes: figures reflect reported market snapshots from major broker/reporting sources. Use as directional indicators, not a substitute for property-specific comps.
1) Price ranges & cost per sq ft
Mid-range vs Luxury
| Segment | Dubai (typical) | Ras Al Khaimah (typical) |
|---|---|---|
| Mid-range | ~AED 900–1,500 / sq ft (area dependent). Common mid-market districts: JVC, Silicon Oasis, Sports City (varies by building age & specs). | ~AED 700–1,000 / sq ft in established communities; can run higher in newer coastal launches. Example: Al Hamra Village was ~AED 750–800 / sq ft in 2024. |
| Luxury / Prime | ~AED 2,000–4,000+ / sq ft in prime locales (Downtown, Palm Jumeirah, etc.). Prime top-district average reported ~AED 3,767 / sq ft (late 2025). | ~AED 1,100–1,700 / sq ft in waterfront/branded projects. Example: Al Marjan Island reported ~AED 1,127 / sq ft (late 2025). |
| Typical 2BR | ~AED 1.5M–3M (mid-range); prime/luxury often AED 5M+ depending on view, brand, and tower. | ~AED 0.8M–1.2M (mid-range); luxury waterfront can reach AED 1.5M–3M in marquee launches. |
| Overall average | AED 1,798 / sq ft (late 2025) | AED 1,684 / sq ft (Q1 2025) |
2) Features & amenities
Dubai
- Mid-range: pool, gym, parking, security; lots of community retail and services nearby.
- Luxury: concierge, valet, spas, lounges, high-end finishes, smart-home features, branded residences, skyline/icon views.
- Strength: “everything is 15 minutes away” in many districts—restaurants, malls, transit, offices.
Ras Al Khaimah
- Mid-range: often larger layouts for the price; community pools; beach/marina access in key master-planned areas.
- Luxury: resort-style living—private beach access, promenade retail, hotel-style services in branded launches.
- Strength: nature + tranquility (coast + mountains) baked into the lifestyle.
3) Developers & market confidence
Dubai developer ecosystem
Mature and diverse: multiple mega-developers, long track records, high liquidity and resale activity.
- Big names: Emaar, Nakheel, DAMAC, Sobha, Meraas/Dubai Holding, Binghatti (among others).
- Why it matters: track record + delivery history can support resale demand and bank financing.
RAK developer ecosystem
Smaller but accelerating: established local developers plus increasing participation from major UAE/international brands.
- Established: RAK Properties, Al Hamra (key master communities).
- Trend: more branded and large-scale projects, raising perceived quality and investor confidence.
4) ROI potential (rental yield + appreciation)
Dubai ROI profile
- Typical gross yields: ~6–7% overall; higher in some budget districts, lower in ultra-prime.
- Appreciation: strong multi-year run; expectations often center on moderating growth from peak-boom levels.
- Best for: liquidity, proven demand depth, diversified tenant base.
RAK ROI profile
- Typical gross yields: ~5.5–6% in popular freehold areas; higher yields can appear in lower-entry-price pockets.
- Appreciation: rapid growth recently off a lower base; can be higher-reward but more sensitive to supply timing.
- Best for: value per dirham, lifestyle-driven demand (tourism + long-stay), “early-cycle” upside.
5) Location attractiveness & infrastructure
Dubai
- Global hub: major airports, deep job market, massive entertainment/retail ecosystem.
- Infrastructure: metro/tram in key corridors; highly developed road networks and services.
- Lifestyle: cosmopolitan, fast-paced, high convenience.
Ras Al Khaimah
- Resort + nature: beaches, marinas, mountain attractions; calmer daily life.
- Connectivity trend: major upgrades underway (airport expansion; national rail connectivity planned).
- Lifestyle: quieter, family-friendly, “escape city gravity” energy.
Practical decision shortcuts
Choose Dubai if
- You want maximum liquidity & resale depth.
- You need city convenience (work, schools, transit).
- You’re targeting proven rental demand across many tenant types.
Choose RAK if
- You want more space / waterfront for your budget.
- You like resort-style living and a calmer pace.
- You’re comfortable with an earlier-stage market for potential upside.
Do this in both
- Compare service charges (they can erase yield).
- Check handover/delivery history for off-plan.
- Run comps: last 6–12 months sales in the same building.
Disclaimer: This is informational, not financial advice. Always confirm current prices, fees, and building-level data with a licensed agent and official documentation.