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Dubai developers, including Wasl Group and Binghatti, are offering incentives to attract first-time homebuyers. Wasl is providing early access and discounts on units in its South Garden project in Jebel Ali, with prices starting from Dh550,000. Binghatti is offering a 5% discount across all its projects. These initiatives are part of the "First-time Home Buyer" program launched in July, aiming to reduce entry costs and boost the property market.
These discounts are expected to extend the current Dubai property boom, easing concerns for potential buyers. Industry sources suggest that easier financing options and discounts will attract buyers who might have otherwise waited for price corrections. The incentives also benefit those seeking UAE Golden Visas, which require a minimum Dh2 million property investment.
The new initiatives can help younger residents and those who might struggle with larger down payments. The Golden Visa provides long-term residency assurance, and buyers can apply for the visa once the Oqood sales registration is complete for a Dh2 million or more property.
The market shows steady property prices, with many off-plan launches. There is also high demand for studios and one-bedroom apartments, potentially driven by first-time investors. While the new initiative will influence Golden Visa demand, buyer motivations may vary, but the overall goal is to increase property sales.

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