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Why Buy Property in Dubai?

1.⁠ ⁠High Rental Yields

• Dubai offers 6-10% rental yields significantly higher than major U.S. cities like New York or Los Angeles.

• Short-term rentals through Airbnb are booming, maximizing investor profits.

2.⁠ ⁠Zero Property Taxes

• No property tax, capital gains tax, or income tax on rental earnings in Dubai.

• Compare this to the U.S., where property taxes range from 1-3% annually and rental income is taxable.

3.⁠ ⁠Lower Property Prices & Flexible Payment Plans

• Luxury properties in Dubai cost 40-60% less than comparable properties in cities like New York, Miami, or Los Angeles.

• Developers offer 0% interest post- handover payment plans, making it easier to invest.

4.⁠ ⁠Residency Benefits

• Investor Visa for property owners with investments starting at just $205,000

(AED 750,000).

• Live and work in Dubai with access to world- class healthcare and business opportunities.

5.⁠ ⁠Booming Economy & Infrastructure

• Dubai is a global business hub, attracting international investors, tech companies, and high-net-worth individuals.

• State-of-the-art transportation, tourism, and luxury lifestyle make it a

high-demand rental market.

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OPTION - A

Buying an Investment Property in New York

Assumptions:

  • Average Purchase Price (NYC): $1,000,000

  • Down Payment: 20% = $200,000

  • Loan Amount: $800,000 (80% Loan-to-Value)

  • Interest Rate: 8% (fixed for 30 years)

  • Property Taxes: 1.2% of property value annually (NYC average)

  • Insurance: $2,500 annually

  • Rental Yield: 3% annual gross yield (typical in New York investment markets).

Costs:

  • Monthly Mortgage Payment (Principal & Interest):


    •Loan of $800,000 at 8% interest over 30 years = $5,868/month.

  • Property Taxes:

    • Annual tax = 1.2% of $1,000,000 = $12,000, or $1,000/month.

  • Insurance:

    • $2,500 annually = $208/month.

  • Total Monthly Expenses:

    $5,868 (mortgage) + $1,000 (taxes) + $208 (insurance) =

    $7,076/month.

Rental Income:

•Gross Rental Yield: 3% of $1,000,000 = $30,000 annually, or $2,500/month.

Net Monthly Cash Flow:

$2,500 (rental income) - $7,076 (expenses) = -$4,576/month (negative cash flow).

Capital Gain Potential (Appreciation):

  • New York properties appreciate at ~3%-5% annually on average.

  • Over 5 years, a $1,000,000 property could grow to ~$1,159,000-$1,276,000, yielding a capital gain of $159,000-$276,000 (subject to capital gains taxes).

OPTION - B

Buying Off-Plan Property in Dubai from EMAAR, DAMAC, or Sobha

Assumptions:

  • Purchase Price: Starting at $400,000 (AED 1,472,000 approx.)

  • Payment Plan :

    • 40% during construction (paid over 3-4 years).


    • 60% on handover (loan option available post-handover).

  • Taxes and Fees: 4% Dubai Land Department (DLD) fee on purchase price.

  • Rental Yield (Post-Handover): ~7% annual gross yield.

  • Capital Gain Potential: Properties typically appreciate by 15%-25% upon completion, depending on location and demand.

Costs During Construction:

  • Down Payment (Initial):


    • 20% of $400,000 = $80,000 upfront.

  • Construction Payment Plan (40% Over 4 Years):

    • 40% of $400,000 = $160,000 spread over 4 years = $3,333.33/month during construction.

  • Taxes and Fees:

    • 4% DLD fee = $16,000 (one-time).

Post-Handover (40% Loan Option):

  • Remaining Balance:


    • 40% of $400,000 = $160,000

    (can be financed through a mortgage).

  • Monthly Loan Payment:

    • Assuming a 3.5% interest rate, $160,000 financed over 15 years = $1,143.81/month.

Rental Income (Post-Handover):

•Gross Rental Yield: 7% of $400,000 = $28,000 annually, or $2,333/month.

Net Monthly Cash Flow (Post-Handover):

$2,333 (rental income) - $1,440 (loan payment) = $893/month positive cash flow.

Capital Gain Potential (Appreciation):

  • 15%-25% appreciation:

    • Upon completion, the property value may rise to $460,000-$500,000, providing a capital gain of $60,000 to $100,000 (tax-free).

OPTION - C

Buying an Investment Property in California

Assumptions:

  • Average Purchase Price (CA): $770,000 (median home value in California)

  • Down Payment: 20% = $15,4000.

  • Loan Amount: $616,000. (80% Loan-to-Value)

  • Interest Rate: 8% (fixed for 30 years)

  • Property Taxes: 0.75% of value (California’s average effective rate under Prop 13)

  • Insurance: $1,405 annually on average

  • Rental Yield: 4.0% annual gross yield

Costs:

  • Monthly Mortgage Payment (Principal & Interest):


    •Loan of $770,000 at 8% interest over 30 years = $5,651.80/month.

  • Property Taxes:

    • Annual tax = 0.75% of $770,000 = $5,775, or $481.25/month.

  • Insurance:

    • $1,405 annually = $117.083/month.

  • Total Monthly Expenses:

    $5,133.3 (mortgage) + $481.25 (taxes) + $117.083 (insurance) =

    $5,731.63/month.

Rental Income:

•Gross Rental Yield: 4% of $770,00 = $30800 annually, or $
2,566.66/month.

Net Monthly Cash Flow:

$2,500 (rental income) - $5,731.63 (expenses) = -$3,231.63 (negative cash flow).

Capital Gain Potential (Appreciation):

  • California properties appreciate at ~3%-5% annually on average.

  • Over 5 years, a $770,000 property could grow to ~$886,500-$976,000, yielding a capital gain of $122,00-$211,00 (subject to capital gains taxes).

OPTION - C

Buying an Investment Property in Texas

Assumptions:

  • Average Purchase Price (CA): $303,703 (median home value in Texas)

  • Down Payment: 20% = $60,740

  • Loan Amount: $242,963. (80% Loan-to-Value)

  • Interest Rate: 8% (fixed for 30 years)

  • Property Taxes: 1.68% of value (Texas’s average effective rate under Prop 13)

  • Insurance: $3,851 annually on average

  • Rental Yield: 5.7% annual gross yield

Costs:

  • Monthly Mortgage Payment (Principal & Interest):


    •Loan of $303,703 at 8% interest over 30 years = $2,229.20/month.

  • Property Taxes:

    • Annual tax = 1.68% of $303,703 = $4,859.24, or $404.93/month.

  • Insurance:

    • $3,851 annually = $320.91/month.

  • Total Monthly Expenses:

    $2,229.20 (mortgage) + $404.93 (taxes) + $320.91 (insurance) = $2,955.04/month.

Rental Income:

•Gross Rental Yield: 5.7% of $303,703 = $17311.071 annually, or $1,442.58/month.

Net Monthly Cash Flow:

$1,442.58 (rental income) - $2,955.04 (expenses) = -$1,512.46 (negative cash flow).

Capital Gain Potential (Appreciation):

  • Texas properties appreciate at ~3%-5% annually on average.

  • Over 5 years, a $303,703 property could grow to ~$352,000-$387,000, yielding a capital gain of $48,000-$83,000 (subject to capital gains taxes).

OPTION - E

Buying an Investment Property in Florida

Assumptions:

  • Average Purchase Price (NYC): $408,118 (median home value in Florida)

  • Down Payment: 20% = $81,623.6

  • Loan Amount: $326,494 (80% Loan-to-Value)

  • Interest Rate: 8% (fixed for 30 years)

  • Property Taxes: 0.91% of property value annually (FL average)

  • Insurance: $4,405 annually

  • Rental Yield: 5.8% annual gross yield (typical in Florida investment markets).

Costs:

  • Monthly Mortgage Payment (Principal & Interest):


    •Loan of $326,494 at 8% interest over 30 years $2,397.57/month.

  • Property Taxes:

    • Annual tax = 0.91% of $408,118 = $3,713.87, or $309.48/month.

  • Insurance:

    • $4,405 annually = $367.0/month.

  • Total Monthly Expenses:

    $2,397.57 (mortgage) + $309.48 (taxes) + $367(insurance) =

    $3.074.05/month.

Rental Income:

•Gross Rental $1,955/month.(approximately, based on Florida’s average rent for the average-priced home).

Net Monthly Cash Flow:

$1,955 (rental income) - $3.074.05 (expenses) = -$1119.05/month (negative cash flow).

Capital Gain Potential (Appreciation):

  • Florida properties appreciate at ~3%-5% annually on average.

  • Over 5 years, a $1,000,000 property could grow to ~$473,000-$521,000, yielding a capital gain of $65,000-$113,000 (subject to capital gains taxes).

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Why Choose Option B (Dubai Off-Plan Investment)?

  • Zero Interest During Construction: Payment plans allow investors to fund their property without additional borrowing costs.

  • Tax-Free Investment: No recurring property taxes, income taxes, or capital gains taxes in Dubai.

  • Higher ROI: Dubai offers ~7% rental yields and 15%-25% capital appreciation upon completion, outperforming New York’s rental and appreciation potential.

  • Flexibility: Post-handover financing options let investors manage cash flow while generating rental income.

  • Lower Initial Costs: Dubai’s $400,000 starting price and affordable payment plans make it accessible to more investors.

At EQX Real Estate, we have exclusive stock with Dubai’s most trusted developers, including Emaar, Damac, and Sobha, tailored for American investors.

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