Buy or sell ready properties with market-backed pricing, careful due diligence and hands-on support from first viewing to title deed.
MCI Investment Group advises buyers, sellers and investors on completed, resale properties in Dubai and across the UAE.
The secondary market lets you see, inspect and often occupy or lease a property soon after purchase. It also demands careful checks on price, condition, documents and fees. We benchmark prices against comparable sales, review the paperwork and coordinate the transfer. Explore related services such as Off-Plan Investments, Distress Opportunities, Home Financing and Renovation Upgrade. Property values and returns are not guaranteed, and this page is general information, not investment advice.
Comparisons with recent transactions and current listings to support a fair price.
Review of condition, title, service charges, tenancy and mortgage status before you commit.
Help structuring offers and agreeing terms that reflect the property’s true value and condition.
Coordination of financing, NOC, trustee office and handover steps through to completion.
Find, view and purchase completed apartments, villas and townhouses that match your budget and goals.
Pricing guidance, presentation advice and buyer coordination to help you sell your property with confidence.
Comparison with recent transactions and current listings so you know whether a price is realistic.
Review of tenancy terms, rental income and Ejari details when buying a property that is already leased.
Estimated rental yield, service charges and running costs set out clearly so you can compare options.
Coordination with lenders, trustees, developers and authorities from agreed price to title deed.
Completed properties can often be occupied or leased soon after transfer, without waiting for construction.
You can inspect the unit, the building and the surrounding community in person before committing.
Existing communities show real service charge history, tenant demand and day-to-day living conditions.
Resale prices are often negotiable, although outcomes depend on the seller and market conditions and are not guaranteed.
Budget for the property price plus Dubai Land Department transfer fees, agency commission, trustee office charges and any mortgage registration fees.
Annual service charges, community fees and any outstanding balances should be reviewed before you buy.
An inspection helps identify repairs or upgrades needed, which can affect your true cost of ownership.
If the seller has a mortgage, the loan must be settled at transfer, and a developer NOC is usually required.
Compare the asking price with recent sales of similar units and check the full cost of ownership, not only the purchase price. Fees and requirements vary by property and transaction.
We clarify your purpose, budget, preferred areas and timeline, and whether you plan to live in, rent out or resell.
We research the market and prepare a shortlist of ready properties that fit your criteria.
We arrange viewings, review condition and documents, and benchmark the asking price against comparable sales.
We support negotiation and help finalise the offer and the sale agreement on clear terms.
We coordinate financing, NOC, trustee office transfer and handover, with support for leasing or management afterwards.
Tick what you already have. Having these ready helps us move your purchase or sale forward without delays.
Identification and funding details for the buyer.
Records reviewed before any resale transaction can proceed.
Information that helps us shortlist suitable properties.
Requirements vary by transaction type and property. If something is missing, we will guide you.
Secondary market (resale) properties are already completed and owned by someone else, so you can inspect them and often use them quickly. Off-plan properties are bought from the developer before or during construction. See our Off-Plan Investments service for that route.
Beyond the purchase price, expect transfer fees at the Dubai Land Department, agency commission, trustee office fees and, if you borrow, mortgage-related charges. Exact amounts depend on the property and transaction, and we outline them before you commit.
Buyer and seller typically sign a Memorandum of Understanding, the seller obtains a developer NOC, any existing mortgage is settled, and ownership is transferred at a registration trustee office, after which the new title deed is issued. We coordinate each step with you.
Yes. We review the tenancy contract, rent level, Ejari registration and notice terms so you understand the income and your rights as the new landlord.
Foreign nationals can generally buy in areas designated for freehold ownership. Eligibility and rules can change, so we confirm current requirements for your chosen property.
It is not mandatory if you are paying in cash, but pre-approval helps you set a clear budget and strengthens your offer. We can connect you with our Home Financing team.
