With your requirements in hand, your advisor will present you with:
Many developers offer show apartments or material boards to help visualize finishes, layouts, and sizes. Your LUX Living agent can arrange exclusive site visits upon request, ensuring your decision is fully informed.
Reserve Your Dream Property
Once you’ve found the ideal property, you’ll visit the developer’s sales office to select and reserve your chosen unit.
Here’s what you’ll need:
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A valid passport copy
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An initial deposit of 10–20%
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Signing the Sales Purchase Agreement (SPA)
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Payment of the 4% Dubai Land Department (DLD) title registration fee and AED 1,000 Oqood fee (typically within 30 days)
LUX Living ensures your entire booking experience is smooth, transparent, and stress-free.
Follow the Payment Plan
Your purchase will follow a pre-agreed payment plan—often spread across the construction period with milestone-based payments. This approach offers financial flexibility and long-term planning.
Resale is usually allowed during construction (depending on developer policies).
Make sure to clarify every aspect of the contract with your advisor, so there are no surprises.
We’re with you at every milestone, from the first payment to the final instalment.
Handover The Moment You’ve Waited For
As the development nears completion, you’ll be notified for snagging inspection — an opportunity to check for any issues before final acceptance.
Once approved:
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You’ll make the final payment
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Receive your access cards, keys, and full handover kit
Your LUX Living agent will personally assist with handover coordination, ensuring you’re able to move in, rent, or resell with absolute peace of mind.
Why Choose LUX Living for Your Off-Plan Investment?
We believe luxury is in the details. When you buy off-plan with LUX Living, you’re backed by:
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A seasoned off-plan advisory team
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Exclusive access to top-tier projects across Dubai
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Bespoke guidance tailored to your investment or lifestyle needs
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Complete transparency, legal support, and after-sales service