Dubai · Community Guide
Al Furjan
Living in Al Furjan
Al Furjan is a well-established residential community in Dubai, offering a mix of modern apartments, townhouses and villas. The community is known for its family-friendly environment, landscaped streets and convenient connectivity. Location: South Dubai, close to Sheikh Zayed Road Metro: Al Furjan Metro Station provides direct access to the Dubai Metro network Properties: Studios, apartments, townhouses and villas Community: Family-oriented with landscaped streets, parks and open spaces Retail & Dining: Supermarkets, restaurants, cafés and community retail facilities Connectivity: Easy access to Sheikh Zayed Road, Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road and major Dubai destinations Education: Schools and nurseries are available in and around the community Lifestyle: Quiet residential environment with modern amenities Investment: Offers both ready and off-plan property opportunities, attracting end users and investors Al Furjan — A connected, growing community with strong residential and investment appeal.
Market snapshot
- Average price
- AED 3.5M
- Gross rental yield
- 8%
- Emirate
- Dubai
Location
Common questions
Can foreigners buy property in Dubai?+
Yes. Non-residents and foreign nationals can buy freehold property in designated areas such as Downtown Dubai, Dubai Marina, Palm Jumeirah and most new master communities, with full ownership rights.
What fees do I pay when buying?+
Budget roughly 7–8% on top of the purchase price: 4% DLD transfer fee, about 2% agency commission plus VAT, trustee office fees, and mortgage registration of 0.25% if financing.
What is the minimum down payment for a mortgage?+
UAE residents typically need 20% down for properties under AED 5 million (30% above). Non-residents are usually asked for 40% or more, depending on the bank.
Can I get a mortgage as a non-resident?+
Yes, several UAE banks lend to non-residents, generally up to 50–60% of the property value with streamlined income documentation.
What does off-plan mean?+
Off-plan property is bought directly from a developer before construction is complete, usually on a staged payment plan linked to construction milestones and secured through a DLD-regulated escrow account.
