About Twinz City Real Estate

At Twinz City, we’re not just another run-of-the-mill Dubai property agency. We’re a small, family-run boutique company with a laser focus on quality over quantity. Our vision is to cultivate a team of highly specialised agents who possess unparalleled knowledge and expertise in their respective areas of Dubai real estate.

Featured Properties

W Residences

 
Location: Dubai Harbour, Dubai
Developer: Arada
Development Type: Apartments & Penthouse
Completion Date: December 2027
Prices From: AED 4,170,000
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Sky Residences

 
Location: Expo Valley, Expo City Dubai
Developer: Expo Dubai Group
Development Type: Apartments
Completion Date: March 2026
Prices From: AED 1,600,000
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Greenway

 
Location: Dubai South, Dubai
Developer: Emaar
Development Type: Townhouse
Completion Date: May 2028
Prices From: AED 3,150,000
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When considering real estate in Dubai, potential buyers, investors, or renters often have several key questions. Here are eight top questions people typically ask about Dubai's real estate market:

Understanding market trends, including property values, demand, and emerging areas, is crucial for making informed decisions.

Different areas in Dubai offer varying advantages, such as rental yields, lifestyle amenities, and future development plans. Popular areas include Downtown Dubai, Dubai Marina, and Palm Jumeirah.

Foreigners can buy property in designated freehold areas, but it's important to know the legal requirements, including visa regulations and ownership restrictions.

ROI can vary depending on the property type and location. Investors should research historical performance and current rental yields.

In addition to the property price, buyers should consider transaction costs such as registration fees, agency fees, and maintenance costs.

Knowing the rental prices and demand trends helps investors gauge the potential rental income and occupancy rates.

It's important to be aware of regulations related to property ownership, rental agreements, and any other legal obligations.

Upcoming infrastructure projects, new developments, and government initiatives can significantly influence property values and desirability.