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Buyback Option, No Service Charges: Dubai Developers Woo Buyers with Attractive Deals

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Dubai: As competition intensifies in Dubai’s real estate sector, developers are offering unique incentives to attract investors and homebuyers. From guaranteed annual returns to zero service charges and full buyback options, these new schemes aim to secure buyers in a market that is expected to stabilize after a four-year growth rally.

Developers Introduce Investor-Friendly Offers

Several developers are raising the stakes with enticing investment deals. For instance, Dugasta Properties is offering:

  • 10% annual return for ten years
  • Zero service charges for a decade
  • 100% buyback option

Other major developers are promising rental and capital appreciation returns of 8% to 12% annually, among the highest in global real estate markets. Some have also waived service charges on newly launched projects, a strategy aimed at first-time buyers unfamiliar with Dubai’s property landscape.

Dubai’s Property Market: A Shift Towards Stability

After four years of strong growth, Dubai’s real estate market is poised to slow down, prompting investors and end-users to seek stable and predictable returns.

With foreign developers from India, Pakistan, Europe, and the Middle East entering Dubai’s booming property sector, new sales strategies are emerging to capitalize on growing demand from international investors.

New entrants to Dubai’s property scene include:

  • Skyline Builders (India)
  • BT Properties (India)
  • Amaal
  • PO B1 Properties

Standing Out in a Competitive Market

Tauseef Khan, Founder and Chairman of Dugasta Properties, highlighted the importance of differentiation in a competitive landscape.

"The idea is to be unique and stand out… There is competition, but demand is so high that whatever developers build, they sell it successfully. If you offer a unique concept, buyers will line up," he said.

Dugasta Properties initially projected sales of Dh300-400 million per year but exceeded Dh1.2 billion in 2024. The company has launched four major residential projectsTeraa Tower, Moonsa 2 Residences, Al Haseen-3 Residences, and Al Haseen-4 Residences—collectively valued at over Dh1 billion. Additionally, 10 more projects worth Dh2 billion are in the pipeline.

Why Developers Remain Optimistic

Despite expectations of market stabilization, industry leaders remain bullish on Dubai’s real estate prospects, citing government policies that foster business-friendly and investor-secure environments.

"Investors seek safety and security, and Dubai remains the most luxurious and safest city," Khan added. "Supply is limited, so the market outlook remains strong."

Azaan Khan, CEO of Dugasta Properties, emphasized that stability and assurance are key factors for young investors, who increasingly prioritize secure, long-term returns.

With Dubai’s growing global appeal, developers continue to innovate, ensuring that investment opportunities remain attractive for both local and international buyers.

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