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Recent sales releases in Dubai offer resident-buyers options to enter the housing market, with prices ranging from Dh990,000 to Dh1.5 million. Developers are focusing on converting tenants into homeowners, offering low down payments and stretched post-handover payment schemes. Offplan sales dominate the market, with Jumeirah Village Circle and Sobha Hartland seeing high activity due to easing payment plans. As rents increase, more mid-income residents are seeking buying options, though they wait for mortgage rates to come down or property prices to cool off. Developers can convince these buyers to switch from tenants to homeowners by fine-tuning their marketing and pricing strategies, with down payments as low as 5-10% becoming the norm.
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