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Dubai's First-Time Home Buyer Programme simplifies the path to homeownership, even for those on a budget. Backed by the Dubai Land Department (DLD), the program offers competitive home loans, reduced fees, and access to new communities. The process involves verifying eligibility through your real estate agent or the Dubai REST app, followed by selecting a property from participating developers like Emaar, Damac, and others, with options ranging from off-plan apartments to ready-to-move-in homes priced under Dh5 million.
Once you've found your ideal property, you'll sign a reservation form. Then, secure a mortgage with DLD-approved banks such as Commercial Bank of Dubai, Dubai Islamic Bank, and Emirates NBD, which offer special first-time buyer rates. Submit financial documents like your salary certificate and bank statements for approval. Upon approval, you'll receive confirmation of your home loan, along with dedicated support to guide you through the process.
The program includes a wide array of housing options, including off-plan projects with flexible payment plans and ready properties. You can explore various locations, from emerging areas like DLRC and Liwan to established neighborhoods like Mirdif and JVC. The program offers value through properties under Dh5 million, priority access to new launches, discounted rates, and flexible financing options.
With reduced fees, simplified processes, and a diverse selection of properties, the First-Time Home Buyer Programme makes homeownership in Dubai more attainable. Take the first step by checking your eligibility and begin your journey towards owning a home.

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