Wealthy Indians are increasingly turning to Dubai for property investments, thanks to the city's tax-free environment, higher rental yields, and a range of other benefits that are hard to match in India.
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Dubai offers a tax-free environment, with no property tax, rental tax, or capital gains tax. This allows investors to retain a larger portion of their returns.
Dubai typically offers rental yields of 5-7%, with prime areas reaching 8-10%. In contrast, rental yields in Indian metros are usually in the 2-3% range.
The pegged currency provides international investors with a stable currency, minimizing foreign exchange risks compared to the more volatile Indian rupee.
Yes, foreigners can own freehold property in designated areas in Dubai, with a simpler and more streamlined purchase process compared to India.
Property investments over AED 750,000 in Dubai can qualify buyers for residency visas, including long-term options that are not available through Indian property investments.
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