With rules changed in
2002 to accommodate expatriates to buy and own property in Dubai, it has now
become convenient to buy property in Dubai, but with terms and conditions
attached. Nevertheless, buying property in Dubai has great benefits, but the
population of people living in rented homes are on the higher side. There are
more people who are salaried and work on a job that pays them on a monthly
basis and these people would not be able to invest in a property to own. At
least not in the immediate future, unless they plan for years to come and save
up with the sole intention of buying dubai
properties.
Many are of the
opinion that buying a house in comparison is a lot more beneficial than renting
a home for years. People rent homes for as long as they are working there with
the sole intention of returning to their native land once they retire from
their work. But with rentals
skyrocketing in Dubai, it is becoming extremely difficult to pay rentals that
seem to be really unaffordable. Though
expatriates working there do consider buying property to own it is not such a
feasible idea as most expatriates ultimately want to return to their homeland.
Nevertheless, in comparison though many are of the opinion otherwise, it is
always better to consider dubai properties for rent
rather than spend unimaginable amounts of money to own property in Dubai.
Property prices in
Dubai are extremely volatile and fluctuate quite often. Some of these triggers
are economic growth of the country, their global oil prices, the population of
the country that is made up of a major portion of expatriates and the location
where the property is situated. Therefore, there are many factors to consider
when renting dubai properties. Some of them include:
·
Some
areas of Dubai are very posh and sophisticated which means that the rentals in
these areas are very high
·
Look
out for a house with rentals that suit your budget rather than your convenience
though some conveniences must be taken into account. For example, schools
should be in close proximity to facilitate the children education and to reduce
the travel time.
·
Since
most homes vary in the amenities and facilities that are provided, it is best
to consider homes that suit your needs.
·
You
will need to be prepared to pay high rent if you are looking for various conveniences
like health clubs and swimming pools in the complex. It would be rather more
sensible to join a local club for such facilities than pay for them without
finding time to use them.
When looking out for dubai properties for rent that would be
really light on the wallet, you need to consider the many factors and give
importance only to the most significant ones.
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