Expert guides on by country for Dubai property investors. Institutional-grade analysis, no sales pitch.
Why Indian capital is the number one force in Dubai property, how to move money via the RBI's LRS, the honest tax picture, and where Indians actually buy.
Read the guideWhy Gulf capital treats Dubai as its second portfolio: the shared dollar peg, a deeper and more liquid market, and stronger ownership rights.
Read the guideUsing Dubai property to protect wealth from a weakening home currency: a hard, dollar-pegged, tax-free, liquid asset a few hours from home.
Read the guideReal yield, zero tax and a golden visa that still works, for European capital now that the old residency-by-property routes are shutting.
Read the guideWhy more UK millionaires left in 2025 than ever: the honest UK-versus-Dubai tax, yield and residency comparison for landlords, high earners and their advisers, both sides of the…
Read the guideWhy US capital is arriving in Dubai: a dollar-pegged market with 6-8% yields, no annual property tax and a $545,000 route to a 10-year visa, with the IRS picture explained…
Read the guideWhy Australian capital is looking to Dubai: 6-8% yields with no land tax, against Sydney's 3% and a May 2026 Budget winding back negative gearing and the CGT discount, with the…
Read the guideWhy Canadian capital is looking to Dubai: 6-8% yields and no property tax, against Toronto's falling prices, 53% income tax and heavy holding levies, with the departure tax and…
Read the guideThe institutional comparison: British property's after-tax return against a zero-tax, 7%-yield Dubai, with the Section 24, stamp-duty surcharge and 40% inheritance-tax maths, a…
Read the guideAustralia's punitive foreign-investor regime and sub-3.6% Sydney yields against a zero-tax, 7%-yield Dubai, modelled over 20 years, with the May 2026 Budget wind-back and both…
Read the guideToronto and Vancouver's falling prices, 53% top tax and the foreign-buyer ban against a zero-tax, 7%-yield Dubai, with the deemed-disposition-at-death and Canada-UAE treaty…
Read the guideThe Netherlands' Box 3 wealth tax, mid-market rent caps and 8% investor transfer tax against a zero-tax, 7%-yield Dubai. Strong Dutch capital growth, but the income is taxed away…
Read the guideFrance's IFI real-estate wealth tax, up-to-60% succession duties and flat prices against a zero-tax, 7%-yield Dubai, with the capital-preservation and generational-wealth case…
Read the guideGermany's two-year recession, its expired UAE tax treaty and the 10-year capital-gains lock against a zero-tax, 7%-yield Dubai, with both markets' genuine strengths and risks…
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