Don’t follow the market, anticipate it
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Real estate that looks further.
We’re changing the game for the better
We are a brokerage remembered not just for who we are, but for how we work: patient, transparent, and genuinely invested in our clients' success.
Each journey is personal.
We really get to know you to make sure we’re giving everything you need, and nothing you don’t.
The Sable standard
Built for relationships, not transactions
At Sable & Co, we focus on lasting trust, not quick deals, staying with clients through post-sale check-ins, ongoing advice, and long-term partnership.
Expertise you can rely on
Our brokers have at least two years of experience, zero fake listings, and a commitment to transparency over pressure, so every decision is informed, not forced.
Client-centric, in every market
We provide clear market insight, honest perspective, and a considered strategy from day one, ensuring every decision is informed and deliberate, providing a clear roadmap.
Selling should be a positive experience
Working with Sable & Co comes with a promise. To draw from experience and expertise to do the best by our clients. To exchange effectively and efficiently.
Longevity over quick wins
We look further into the future, understanding the market deeply to ensure a good investment. By cultivating relationships with clients and developers, we give you access to better real estate.
Your questions, answered
Essential answers that give you confidence at every step.
DLD stands for the Dubai Land Department, the government authority that regulates, manages, and oversees all real estate transactions, land registration, leasing, and property ownership in the emirate, ensuring transparency and protecting investors' rights through services like property registration and dispute resolution.
Yes, purchasing property in Dubai can qualify you for a UAE residency visa, with options like a 3-year visa for investments over AED 1 million (approx. $272k) or a longer-term Golden Visa for higher investments (e.g., AED 2 million for 10 years)
Yes, you can get a mortgage for an off-plan property, but the process differs from buying a completed home, requiring an upfront deposit (often 10-40%), securing financing closer to completion (as offers expire)
Here are the documents you’ll need to secure if you’re planning to buy a property in UAE: A copy of the sale and purchase contract A copy of a valid Emirates ID A copy of a valid passport for non-residents
Costs include the DLD fee, registration fees, agent fees, mortgage fees, and potential service charges when buying properties.