"Turning Dreams into Addresses"
KSL PROPERTIES
Turning Dubai Dreams into Reality
Discover premium real estate in the heart of Dubai with KSL Properties. Whether you’re looking for a stunning Waterfront apartment, a High-end villa, or a Lucrative investment opportunity, we provide expert guidance and exclusive listings tailored to your needs. Let us help you find your dream property in one of the world’s most dynamic cities.
ABOUT US -
We are a dedicated real estate agency in Dubai, committed to delivering exceptional service and quality. Specializing in both off-plan and ready-to-move-in properties, we guide our clients through every step of their property investment journey across the UAE.
Rather than making bold claims about market dominance, we focus on what truly matters—providing a seamless and personalized experience that exceeds expectations.
Our approach is built on trust, transparency, and a long-term vision. Every client is valued, and every property is handled with the same care and attention as if it were our own.
OUR SERVICES -
We specialize in both primary and secondary real estate markets.
In the primary market, we offer freehold and leasehold residential and commercial properties, including ready-to-move-in and off-plan options.
In the secondary market, our services cover residential and commercial properties, warehouses, labor camps, development land, and shopping malls.
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FAQ
A freehold property is a type of real estate where the owner has full ownership of both the land and the building indefinitely. Unlike leasehold properties, there are no time restrictions on ownership.
No, freehold properties can be sold, transferred, or inherited without restrictions, subject to legal requirements such as registration and stamp duty payments.
Yes, as a freehold property owner, you can renovate or modify your property, subject to local building laws and zoning regulations.
Yes, non-residents can also get a loan to buy a freehold property in the UAE. However, their income or salary in their home country must be equivalent to at least 25,000 AED to be eligible.
Yes, in some cases, leasehold properties can be converted into freehold by paying a conversion fee to the local land authority, subject to government policies and approvals. However, the process and eligibility criteria may vary depending on the location and specific regulations of the governing authority. It’s advisable to consult with legal experts or the relevant land department for accurate guidance.
Yes, banks and financial institutions generally offer home loans for freehold properties, as they are considered more secure investments. However, eligibility criteria, loan terms, and interest rates may vary based on the lender’s policies, the applicant’s financial profile, and credit history. It’s always advisable to check with specific banks for their requirements.
A salary of 10,000 AED, credited for the last six months into any bank account, may make an individual eligible for a mortgage. However, eligibility also depends on other factors such as credit score, employment stability, debt-to-income ratio, and the specific requirements of the bank or lender.