What we do
Six ways we can help
Every service is led by a senior advisor and backed by a small team that handles the paperwork, so you deal with one person throughout.
How we work
A typical purchase, week by week
Most ready homes move from first call to keys in about eight weeks. Off-plan follows the developer’s schedule, and we map it with you.
Week 1
Brief & plan
A one-hour call to understand budget, timing and the life the home needs to fit.
Weeks 2–4
Search & viewings
A tight shortlist, including off-market homes, with viewings grouped into single afternoons.
Weeks 4–5
Offer & negotiation
We price the offer from real sales and negotiate the terms, not just the number.
Weeks 5–8
Contracts & keys
Form F, the NOC, transfer at the Land Department, and the keys in your hand.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Can’t find what you need? An advisor replies to every message within one business day.
How long does it take to buy a home in Dubai?
A ready property usually transfers in four to six weeks once the offer is signed. Off-plan purchases follow the developer's payment plan, and we map every milestone for you before you commit.
What fees should I budget for when buying?
Plan for the 4% Dubai Land Department transfer fee, a 2% agency fee plus VAT, trustee and registration fees, and mortgage costs if you borrow. We give you a full cost sheet before you make an offer.
Can foreigners buy property in Dubai?
Yes. Buyers of any nationality can own freehold property in designated areas, including every neighborhood we cover. Some purchases also qualify you for a long-term residence visa.
How do you value my home?
We compare recent sales in your street and building, adjust for condition, views and layout, and share the evidence with you, not just a number.
Do you manage rental properties?
Yes. We find and vet tenants, register the lease with Ejari, collect rent and handle maintenance through a single point of contact.
What does it cost to work with TRESTA?
Buyers pay the standard agency fee on completion. Sellers agree a fee upfront, and a valuation is always free and without obligation.
