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  • Jacob&Co

    Experience exclusive modern luxury with breathtaking Dubai views, blending Binghatti’s

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    Luxury living with breathtaking Dubai views and modern city-style apartments

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    Modern luxury apartments with stunning Dubai views world-class amenities in the heart of Dubai

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Yes — foreigners can definitely buy property in Dubai. There are areas in Dubai where freehold ownership is allowed, meaning non-residents can fully own the property (not just lease it), which gives them a lot of flexibility and security as investors.

For off-plan properties (those still under construction), developers typically offer structured payment plans: you pay in installments at various construction milestones. You can track and pay your installments via the Dubai REST App, which shows details like due dates, amount payable, and payment history.

•Yes, properties are registered with the Dubai Land Department (DLD).
•If you’re buying an off-plan property (under construction), you’ll often receive an Oqood — that’s a kind of contract registration confirming your purchase until the building is completed.  
•Once the project is completed and fully paid, the Oqood is converted into a Title Deed, which confirms full legal ownership in your name. 

Investing in Dubai real estate is generally very safe. The Dubai Land Department (DLD) and RERA regulate the market strictly to protect buyers and investors. Legal contracts, escrow accounts for off‑plan properties, and mandatory registration of all transactions ensure transparency and security. Dubai also has a stable political and economic environment, making it a low-risk destination for real estate investment.

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