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This article provides an overview of the property market in Dubai for investment purposes. In particular, Tranio will explain about the legal framework for foreign investment and the role of national regulatory arms, as well as discuss main investment schemes, the potential yields and tax rates in the Dubai real estate market.
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The UAE’s Golden Visa is a special type of a long-term residence visa in the Arab Emirates. It is granted for five or ten years to foreign entrepreneurs, investors, property owners and academics. The Golden Visa allows expats to live and run a business freely in the UAE, open a local bank account, and become a tax resident in the country with a comfortable tax regime.
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Citizens of the USA, UK, Japan, and 71 nations in total, are eligible for a 90-day visa-free stay in the UAE. Those seeking to extend their stay beyond these periods must apply for a residence permit, commonly referred to as a resident visa in the UAE.
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Educational development is one of the main priorities of the UAE: about 15% of the country's government revenues are spent on this sector.
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The UAE real estate market, much like the country's economy, has in recent years diversified beyond its reliance on oil prices by developing other sectors such as tourism, transport, finance, and services.
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Foreign investors are permitted to purchase freehold property in designated zones across Dubai. These areas encompass some of the city’s most sought-after districts, including Dubai Marina, Downtown Dubai, Jumeirah, Dubai Creek Harbour, as well as numerous other neighbourhoods, extending to green suburban enclaves.
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Dubai offers mortgage financing options for international investors, though these are predominantly available for resale properties. Lending criteria vary between UAE nationals and foreign buyers, with non-residents facing more restrictive conditions.
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Monthly utility bills in Dubai typically range between 160–180 dollars, depending on the size of the property and the occupant’s usage. These costs cover electricity, water, waste disposal, and air conditioning.
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The UAE stands out as a jurisdiction with an exceptionally favourable tax regime. Unlike most international markets, the overall tax burden is significantly reduced, with some recurring taxes absent altogether.

The Sihanoukville real estate market is one of the most unusual property markets in Cambodia. The coastal city went through a rapid construction boom driven largely by Chinese capital, casinos, tourism and speculative development, followed by a sharp correction that left a substantial number of projects unfinished.

Real estate management in Cambodia covers much more than collecting rent and arranging occasional repairs. Professional property managers can handle leasing, tenant relations, financial reporting, maintenance, building operations and, for larger assets, long-term asset management.

The real estate development market in Cambodia has changed significantly over the past decade. Rapid urbanisation, foreign investment and large-scale construction transformed Phnom Penh and other Cambodian cities, producing new condominiums, residential complexes, commercial centres, hotels and mixed-use districts.

The Phnom Penh real estate market is Cambodia’s largest and most diverse property market, covering condominiums, serviced apartments, landed housing, offices, retail property, warehouses and development land. In 2026, it remains in a period of adjustment following the construction and credit boom of the previous decade.

The Cambodia real estate market is going through a period of adjustment after years of rapid construction and property-led growth. In 2026, the market combines weak conditions in some legacy projects with renewed activity in selected condominium, industrial and income-producing property segments.

Cambodia has become an increasingly visible destination for international capital in Southeast Asia. Investors can access opportunities in manufacturing, real estate, agriculture, tourism, logistics, infrastructure, digital services and renewable energy, while Cambodia's investment legislation generally allows foreign investors to establish fully foreign-owned businesses.