Sell Property in Dubai with Free Listing

Illustrative only: on an AED 1,000,000 resale, buyer brokerage at a 2% reference rate would be AED 20,000, compared with AED 2,000 at 0.2% — a difference of AED 18,000 for the buyer. Actual rates vary by agency and transaction. A lower buyer fee does not guarantee more buyers, a faster sale or a higher price.

How do I sell my property in Dubai with Direct Deal UAE?

Submit your property details on our website with no listing fee. Our team reviews the listing, prepares the listing agreement (Form A) and coordinates buyer enquiries and viewings. When an offer is agreed, we support the MOU (Form F), developer NOC and Dubai Land Department transfer.

How much does it cost to sell a property in Dubai through Direct Deal UAE?

Eligible property owners can list with Direct Deal UAE without a listing fee. Under our stated brokerage policy, sellers pay no seller brokerage fee. Other transaction-specific costs may still apply, including developer NOC charges, outstanding service charges and mortgage-related costs. Request a written cost breakdown before proceeding.

What documents do I need to sell property in Dubai?

Documents depend on the property and transaction. They may include the title deed, owner identification, a listing agreement, a developer NOC where applicable and mortgage-related documents for mortgaged property. Our team can guide you through the requirements for your specific sale.

What is Form A in Dubai real estate?

Form A is the RERA listing agreement between a property owner and a real estate brokerage in Dubai. It authorises the brokerage to market the property. Direct Deal UAE prepares Form A when you list with us, with no listing fee.

What are Form B and Form F in Dubai real estate?

Form B is the RERA agreement between a buyer and their brokerage. Form F is the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signed by buyer and seller when an offer is accepted, commonly with a security deposit of around 10%. Our team prepares the RERA forms needed for your transaction.

Can I sell my Dubai property while living overseas?

Overseas owners may be able to sell their Dubai property remotely, subject to the applicable identity, authorization and transfer requirements. Contact our team to confirm the documentation and process for your situation.

What is a NOC in Dubai property selling?

An NOC (No Objection Certificate) is issued by the developer, usually after confirming there are no outstanding service charges, and is generally required before a DLD transfer. Direct Deal UAE coordinates the NOC application with the developer on your behalf. NOC fees are set by each developer.

What costs might a seller still have?

Although Direct Deal UAE does not charge an eligible seller a listing fee or seller brokerage fee under its stated policy, other costs may apply. These can include developer NOC charges, outstanding service charges, mortgage settlement or discharge costs and other transaction-specific expenses. Confirm the applicable costs before proceeding.

Can I sell a mortgaged property in Dubai?

Yes, a mortgaged property can usually be sold in Dubai. The process typically involves a liability letter from your bank, settlement of the outstanding mortgage at or before transfer, and release of the mortgage. Our team coordinates these steps with the parties involved; bank charges and settlement costs are separate.

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

There is no fixed sale timeline. The time needed depends on the asking price, location, property condition, buyer demand, financing and documentation. We support listing and buyer coordination, but cannot guarantee when a sale will complete.

Is Direct Deal UAE RERA certified to list my property?

Yes. Direct Deal UAE is a RERA-licensed real estate brokerage in Dubai with ORN 43954 and Agent License 90840.