Dubai’s real estate market is not just profitable—it’s also secure. The city’s legal framework includes state-backed institutions that protect buyers from issues like unfinished developments or bankruptcies. This peace of mind, combined with flexible mortgage options, makes investing in Dubai even more attractive.
Buyers typically make a 20% down payment and finance the rest over 10-25 years. What makes Dubai’s mortgage system particularly appealing is that rental income often exceeds the monthly mortgage payments, turning properties into cash-flow-positive assets.
Take, for example, a 1-bedroom apartment in Al Furjan priced at $191,781. With a $40,400 down payment and a mortgage rate of 4.2%, the monthly payment is $871 over 25 years. The rental income, however, averages $1,305 per month, comfortably covering the mortgage and offering a rental yield of 7.5%. The payback period for the property itself is just 11.5 years.