വിൽക്കാനുള്ള Villas in Dibba Al Hisn.

Service charges range from AED 15-35 per sqft annually depending on community. Luxury communities may charge AED 40-60+. Charges cover security, landscaping, community maintenance, and facility upkeep.

Freehold: you own land and property forever, can sell/rent/renovate freely. Leasehold: you lease from owner for 99 years, restrictions may apply. Freehold areas for expats: Dubai Marina, JBR, Palm, Downtown, Arabian Ranches, etc.

4% DLD transfer fee, 2% agent commission (buyer), AED 4,000 mortgage registration (if applicable), AED 10,000-30,000 service charges annually, property valuation AED 2,500-3,500. Total: budget 7-8% of property value for transaction costs.

Yes. Banks offer up to 80% for UAE nationals, 75% for expats (85% if salary transfer). Interest 3.99-5.49%. Minimum salary AED 15,000 for expats. Property under 20 years old. Tenure: 15-25 years.

BUA (Built-Up Area) is total covered area of villa in sqft. Plot size is land area including garden, pool, parking. Example: 10,000 sqft plot might have 6,000 sqft BUA. BUA important for pricing (AED per sqft).

Some of the most popular neighborhoods for villas in Dubai include Palm Jumeirah, Dubai Hills, Arabian Ranches, and Mira. These areas offer a range of amenities, including parks, schools, and shopping centers, and are known for their family-friendly atmosphere.

Popular neighborhoods for villas in Abu Dhabi include Khalifa City, Al Reef, and Yas Island, known for their upscale living standards and proximity to key landmarks.

Areas like Al Zorah, Al Jurf, and Masdar City are highly sought after due to their proximity to beaches, amenities, and business hubs.

You'll typically require the title deed, property survey report, and any other relevant documentation as per local regulations.

Consider proximity to essential amenities, public transportation options, and community facilities. It's also important to work with reputable agents who understand local market trends.