Real Estate

  How to Sell Property in Dubai Fast: A Practical Listing Guide for First-Time Sellers Selling property for the first time can feel overwhelming, especially in a fast-moving market like Dubai. But the process becomes much easier when you understand how buyers search, what they compare, and what makes a listing stand out. Today, most sellers who sell property in Dubai successfully follow a mix of strong presentation, correct pricing, and clear information. If you’re getting ready to list, or your current listing isn’t getting enough responses, this guide will help you improve visibility and attract serious buyers. Start With Photos That Make a Strong First Impression Before buyers read anything, they look at the photos. Good photos can make your listing appear modern, well-maintained, and worth visiting, while poor photos can push buyers to the next property. Simple tips that work: Use natural daylight and open blinds Remove clutter or personal items Show balcony, kitchen, wardrobes...

  The current reality of Dubai’s rental market The Dubai rental market in 2025 has transitioned from record-breaking growth to a more stable and realistic pace. According to  Global Property Guide , rental growth across residential units stood at 8.5% by mid-2025, a sharp slowdown from the 21% seen in 2024. Apartment rents grew by roughly 10%, while villa rents climbed around 5%, marking the city’s shift toward equilibrium, according to  The National . A surge in property handovers has supported this change. Over 72,000 new homes were expected to be delivered during 2025, according to  Gulf News , bringing welcome relief for tenants who struggled to find affordable homes in 2023–24. This growing inventory has opened up opportunities in emerging areas such as Dubai South, Al Furjan, and Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC), all offering a mix of modern amenities and competitive pricing. What’s shaping rent changes across the city Three major trends continue to influence rent...

  Why real estate listings in Dubai are changing Selling property in Dubai has become more competitive than ever. With new developments launching every month, sellers are finding creative ways to stand out. One of the smartest ways is by listing through low commission real estate platforms like GLLIT, where you can reach serious buyers while keeping more of your earnings. Traditional agents often charge 2–3% commission, which can mean tens of thousands of dirhams lost at closing. With GLLIT, buyers save more on commission, giving sellers room to price their property more attractively without compromising profit. How sellers can make their listings more appealing Here’s how to get noticed faster when listing your property on platforms like GLLIT: Price it right : Do a quick comparison of similar properties in your area. A realistic price attracts serious buyers and avoids unnecessary negotiation. Since you’re saving on commission, you can keep your listing price slightly below marke...