Disclaimers
Last updated 3 July 2026
Real-estate investment carries risk, and Dubai is no exception. Propexio does not provide investment advice; this disclosure summarises risks you should weigh with qualified advisers before committing capital.
Capital is at risk
Property values can fall as well as rise. You may not recover the amount you invest, and past performance or modelled projections do not guarantee future results. Yields and ROI shown in Propexio are estimates, not promises.
Market and demand risk
Dubai property prices and rents move with supply, demand, new launches, sentiment and the wider economic cycle. Segments and communities can move very differently from one another.
Liquidity and transaction risk
Property is illiquid. Selling can take time, and transaction, agency, registration and exit costs reduce net returns.
Off-plan and delivery risk
Off-plan purchases carry construction, delivery and completion risk. Handover dates, specifications and final quality can differ from what was marketed, and payment plans commit you over time.
Income and holding costs
- Rental income depends on occupancy, tenant quality and management.
- Service charges, maintenance, insurance and fees affect net yield.
- Void periods and unexpected repairs can erase projected returns.
Financing and currency risk
Mortgages introduce interest-rate and leverage risk; higher rates raise costs and can turn positive cash flow negative. If you earn or borrow in another currency, exchange-rate moves against the AED can materially change your outcome.
Regulatory and macro risk
Rules, fees, taxes, visa policies and financing conditions can change. Broader macroeconomic and geopolitical events can affect demand, prices and liquidity in ways no model can fully anticipate.