
Buying real estate in Dubai is one of the most attractive and promising ways to invest. To make the deal truly successful, it is important to complete every step correctly. High market transparency, strict regulation, and control by the Dubai Land Department do not fully eliminate all the risks that beginner investors often face.
An unverified developer, lack of project registration, forged documents, incorrect payment structure — without proper due diligence, these issues can catch the investor off guard and lead to significant financial losses, construction delays, or even the impossibility of registering ownership. This is why it is crucial to check the developer, project, documents, construction status, and other important aspects before paying a deposit and signing the contract.
In this article, we will look in more detail at why you should always check a property and what exactly needs to be verified, how to correctly choose a broker for the deal, and how to avoid fraud when buying property in Dubai.