How the service works
Every home on your shortlist has passed four checks
Every home on your shortlist is first checked on four points: the developer and project record, the location and comparable homes, every payment and cost, and how well it fits your requirements.
Four checks before a home reaches your shortlist
Developer and project record
What the developer has delivered before, whether the project record shows the registration and permits it needs, and how to confirm its escrow account.
Location and comparables
What exists nearby today, what is only planned, and how the home compares with similar homes in the area.
Payment commitments and total costs
Each staged payment, when it falls due, and the purchase costs on top of the price, so you see the full commitment.
Fit with your requirements
Whether the property type, total budget, emirate, timeframe and objective match the requirements you shared.
What you receive, and what stays with your own advisers
| What you receive | What is not provided | |
|---|---|---|
| Shortlists | A shortlist of up to three homes, and fewer if fewer fit | A formal suitability assessment |
| Legal | Document checklists and questions for your lawyer | Legal advice or contract review |
| Tax | Questions to raise with your own tax adviser | Tax advice in the UAE or your home country |
| Finance | An explanation of payment commitments and costs | Mortgage broking or arranging finance |
| Outcomes | The risks, and the open questions to put to the developer | Any promise of growth, rental income or visas |
Find the UAE home that fits your plans.
How the firm is paid, and what you are told
Before you proceed with any purchase, you are told in writing how the firm is paid for it, including any payment from the developer. You can ask at any point, including before your first call.
If a developer whose home is on your shortlist pays the firm, you are told. You can then weigh that home knowing the relationship, ask for alternatives or take independent advice before deciding.
Six commitments behind every consultation.
How the firm is paid, and why it matters to youA purchase this size deserves someone who shows you the full picture, including what could go wrong, before you commit a deposit.
Every cost before you commit
Total price, registration fees and each payment stage, set out in your own currency before you pay anything.
Honest about fit
Up to three options, and fewer if fewer fit. If off-plan does not suit your plans, you are told plainly.
A second opinion on any offer
Bring an offer from a developer or another agent and have its cost, payment plan and contract points checked before you commit.
Told how the firm is paid
Before you decide on anything, including whether a developer on your shortlist pays the firm.
Checks before you see a home
Registration, the project escrow account, the developer’s record and a current price, checked before a home reaches you.
Your time, your privacy
Video, phone, WhatsApp or email in your time zone. Your details are used only to reply, and launch emails only if you ask.
Three steps, no obligation.
No account, no fee, no pressure to proceed. You decide whether to go further.
- 1
Share your requirements
Your contact details, then property type, price range, emirate, objective and timeframe. It takes about two minutes, and no financial documents are needed.
- 2
Review suitable options
Up to three opportunities, each with its costs, payment timings, the reasons it was selected and what to consider. If fewer fit, you get fewer.
- 3
Discuss next steps
Talk to an adviser about the options, what to verify independently and what reserving involves. There is no pressure to proceed.
Answers before you share any details.
If your question is not answered here, an adviser can go through it with you during a consultation.
No. The consultation and shortlist are free, and you decide whether to take any home further. There is no pressure to proceed.
Yes. If a developer whose home is on your shortlist pays the firm, you are told before you proceed, and how the firm is paid for that purchase is confirmed to you in writing.
To reply to your enquiry, prepare a shortlist or arrange a consultation. They are stored privately and never published, and launch emails are sent only if you tick that separate box.
No. Each opportunity is checked for fit against the requirements you give, but that is not a formal suitability assessment. Decisions about your finances, tax position and legal structure belong with your own qualified advisers.
No. The checks reduce the chance of surprises, but capital growth and rental income are not guaranteed, and an off-plan home earns rent only after handover.
Apply this to a specific home, with every cost set out.
Receive up to three options that fit, each with its costs, payment stages and trade-offs explained.
- Every cost and payment stage set out
- Why each option was chosen, and what to weigh
- Free, with no obligation
Read before you decide
Advisers
See who you speak to and what happens after you get in touch.
LegalDisclosures
Advertising permit rules by emirate, and what is never promised.
GuideChoosing a developer
What evidence to look for before buying off-plan from a UAE developer: registration, escrow, completed projects, disclosures and public financial records.