Common questions about renting, buying and property management in Abu Dhabi. Can't find your answer? Contact us or message us on WhatsApp directly.
Typically a valid passport copy, Emirates ID (or visa page if you're new to the UAE), and proof of income or a salary certificate. Requirements can vary slightly by landlord, so we'll confirm the exact list for your specific property before you apply.
Security deposits are commonly 5% of the annual rent for unfurnished properties and around 10% for furnished ones, refundable at the end of the tenancy subject to the property's condition. Exact terms are set out in your tenancy contract.
It depends on the listing — commission arrangements vary by property and are confirmed upfront before you commit, so there are no surprises at signing.
Rent is commonly paid via 1 to 4 post-dated cheques per year, though some landlords accept bank transfers. We'll confirm the accepted payment structure for each property before you apply.
Foreign nationals can buy property in designated investment zones in Abu Dhabi. The process generally involves agreeing terms, signing a memorandum of understanding, arranging payment (cash or mortgage), and registering the transfer with the relevant authority. We guide you through each step.
Our property management service typically covers tenant sourcing, rent collection coordination, maintenance request handling, and regular reporting to the owner — so you don't have to manage day-to-day operations yourself.
Message us on WhatsApp with the property you're interested in and your preferred time — we aim to arrange viewings as quickly as the agent's and owner's availability allows, often within a day or two.
Yes, most listings allow for some negotiation. Let us know your budget and we'll discuss what's realistic for that specific property with the owner or seller on your behalf.
