Selling a Property – Westcliff Realty

Selling a Property in Dubai – Get the Best Value for Your Home

Selling your property in Dubai can be a seamless and profitable experience with the right guidance. Whether you’re selling an apartment, villa, townhouse, or commercial property, our expert team ensures a smooth and hassle-free process. From pricing your property competitively to marketing it to potential buyers, we are here to help you every step of the way.

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Why Sell Your Property with Us

Maximize Your Property Value

We use market insights to ensure you get the best price.

Extensive Marketing Reach

Your property gets listed on top real estate platforms for maximum visibility.

Expert Negotiation

Our experienced agents negotiate the best deal on your behalf.

Hassle-Free Documentation

We handle all paperwork and legal requirements for a smooth transaction.

How to Sell a Property in Dubai – Step-by-Step Guide

1

Property Valuation

The first step is to determine the right selling price. Our experts provide a free market valuation based on current property trends.

2

Sign a Sales Agreement

A formal agreement is signed between you and our agency, allowing us to market your property effectively.

3

Property Marketing & Viewings

We create high-quality listings with professional photos and promote your property on top real estate platforms to attract buyers.

4

Negotiate and Accept an Offer

Once we receive an offer, we negotiate on your behalf to secure the best possible deal for your property.

5

Finalize Legal Documents & Obtain an NOC

The buyer and seller sign the MOU (Form F), and the buyer pays a 10% deposit. The property developer issues a No Objection Certificate (NOC) to confirm no outstanding payments.

6

Transfer Ownership at Dubai Land Department

The final payment is processed, and the title deed is officially transferred to the new owner, completing the sale.

Documents Required to Sell a Property in Dubai

Title Deed – Proof of property ownership.
Emirates ID & Passport Copy – Identification for the seller.
No Objection Certificate (NOC) – Issued by the property developer.
MOU (Form F) – Sales agreement between seller and buyer.
Mortgage Clearance Letter (if applicable) – Required if the property has an existing mortgage.

Rental Costs to Consider

Dubai Land Department Transfer Fee

4% of the selling price (paid by buyer or split).

Agency Commission

Typically 2% of the property value.

NOC Fee

AED 500–5,000 (varies by developer).

Mortgage Settlement Fee (if applicable)

Around 1% of the outstanding loan amount.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to sell a property in Dubai?

On average, selling a property takes 4 to 8 weeks, depending on market conditions and mortgage clearance.

Can non-residents sell their property in Dubai?

Yes, non-residents can sell their property in Dubai, and the funds can be repatriated to their home country.

Do I need to pay capital gains tax when selling my property?

No, Dubai has no capital gains tax on property sales.

Can I sell my property if it has a mortgage?

Yes, but you must settle the mortgage or transfer it to the buyer before completing the sale.

What happens if my property doesn’t sell quickly?

We re-evaluate the marketing strategy, adjust pricing if necessary, and enhance visibility through targeted promotions.

Can I sell my off-plan property before handover?

Yes, but it depends on the developer’s terms. Most require at least 30%-50% payment completion before resale.

What is the role of the Dubai Land Department in property sales?

The Dubai Land Department (DLD) regulates and facilitates real estate transactions, ensuring legal compliance and secure transfers.

Sell Your Property with Confidence – Contact Us Today!

Looking to sell your property in Dubai? Our expert team ensures a fast, smooth, and profitable selling process. Get in touch now!