ドバイ不動産口コミランキング信頼の情報源、日本語対応のできる業者選びをサポート。エージェントランキングも公開中です。日本語対応情報も充実。 Japanese-speaking? 20 Dubai real estate agents - Review ranking A must-see for anyone interested in Dubai real estate investment! You'll understand everything! When considering investing in Dubai real estate, the first major hurdle that many people face is the language barrier. In this context, finding a real estate company that can speak Japanese and is truly trustworthy is an extremely important point. First of all, what kind of people come to Dubai to get involved in the real estate industry? And should you really own a property in Dubai? Many people have such questions and concerns. We wanted to provide information that is as clear and concise as possible to answer these questions, so we launched a comprehensive review site for Dubai real estate. We have compiled a ranking that focuses on the question: Is a company trustworthy just because it can speak Japanese? We will continue to gradually improve the content, so we hope that you will use this site to gather information about Dubai real estate and Dubai with confidence, and that it will help you smoothly find your ideal property. Please make use of the Dubai real estate review rankings. Search for Dubai real estate agents (brokerage) What is Dubai like? I'll be honest about the negative aspects of Dubai real estate, but to conclude, it's true that Dubai real estate is profitable. However, this is no longer the era in which foreigners who don't know the rules can easily make money; rather, it means that the market has normalized and we've entered a stage where only those who truly understand the market can make a profit. The term "off-plan" always comes up when discussing Dubai real estate, but the reality is that many people enter the market without understanding whether it's a purchasing method or an investment product. Off-plan means purchasing an unfinished new property, with completion expected in three to four years, in installments based on a predetermined payment schedule. This is a highly speculative system. The most important thing to note is that, in principle, if you fail to complete your payments, you will not get any of your investment back. Salesmen will tell you that your funds are safe because they're managed in a government escrow account, but in reality, you'll only get a refund if the developer goes bankrupt or flees mid-construction, and even then, not all of it. For example, if construction is 50% complete and the buyer has also paid 50%, you won't get a refund. There are no refunds for mid-term terminations or cancellations, and since many developers are state-owned or government-affiliated, the explanation that the money is held in an escrow account is practically meaningless. While it is common to purchase real estate using a mortgage in Japan, bank loans are generally unavailable for unfinished properties in Dubai, even for new buildings being built by state-owned enterprises. This is due to the large number of projects that stalled mid-construction during the past Dubai shock, and the fact that 90% of the population is foreign, and there is a constant risk that they will flee to their home countries if they become unable to pay. Many people have seen photos of Ferraris and luxury cars abandoned at Dubai Airport, but those are the remains of people who have defaulted on their debts and fled the country. This is the reality of Dubai, which can only be understood by living there for a few years. Given this background, it is clear how risky investing in unfinished properties is. For these reasons, off-plan purchases, which involve paying off the property in around 10 installments until completion, are the norm in Dubai, instead of bank loans. While some lump-sum purchases offer discounts, this approach is rarely adopted due to the lack of trust in unfinished properties, and even banks are reluctant to lend money. Furthermore, because it's possible to resell properties before completion for profit, many gambling-minded resale investors entered the market, heating up the real estate market. However, during the COVID-19 pandemic, real estate prices effectively halved in many cases, revealing the speculative and fragile nature of Dubai real estate. Meanwhile, real estate prices in Tokyo continued to rise, driven by the influx of foreign capital. In Japan, tax evasion is less likely to be pursued abroad, creating completely different conditions than for Japanese investors. The biggest advantage for Japanese investors investing in Dubai real estate is actually the tax system. Returning to the topic at hand, many off-plan buyers enter into contracts without the full amount in hand. While this money-game-like investment of reselling before the funds run out was previously viable, the current environment no longer allows for selling properties for more than the purchase price. The days when Dubai real estate was a profitable venture are over. Prices, which fell by half during the COVID-19 pandemic, have now soared to levels far above pre-pandemic levels, necessitating careful purchases. This is because if you are unable to resell your property before the funds run out and your payments fall behind, all payments made up to that point will be confiscated and you won't get a single yen back. While some grace periods are offered, this remains a highly risky arrangement. While off-plan payment plans vary slightly from property to property, they generally require around 10 installments until completion. Once 30% of the property price is paid, the property becomes eligible for resale to a third party. While at first glance this may seem like a buyer-friendly installment plan, in reality, making 10 installments over three to four years for a property worth over 100 million yen is no small burden. This is due to the unique circumstances of Dubai, where banks do not provide loans for new construction. Let's take a step-by-step look at why these payment plans exist. Japanese-speaking? 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Dubai Real Estate Review Ranking What is Adopting flat and fair evaluation criteria Managerial Qualities Reviews Company Achievements Developer reviews Current Agents' Ratings Journalist Information Dubai real estate's distinctive investment style I'll be honest about the negative aspects of Dubai real estate, but to conclude, it's true that Dubai real estate is profitable. However, this is no longer the era in which foreigners who don't know the rules can easily make money; rather, it means that the market has normalized and we've entered a stage where only those who truly understand the market can make a profit. The term "off-plan" always comes up when discussing Dubai real estate, but the reality is that many people enter the market without understanding whether it's a purchasing method or an investment product. Off-plan means purchasing an unfinished new property, with completion expected in three to four years, in installments based on a predetermined payment schedule. This is a highly speculative system. The most important thing to note is that, in principle, if you fail to complete your payments, you will not get any of your investment back. Salesmen will tell you that your funds are safe because they're managed in a government escrow account, but in reality, you'll only get a refund if the developer goes bankrupt or flees mid-construction, and even then, not all of it. For example, if construction is 50% complete and the buyer has also paid 50%, you won't get a refund. There are no refunds for mid-term terminations or cancellations, and since many developers are state-owned or government-affiliated, the explanation that the money is held in an escrow account is practically meaningless. While it is common to purchase real estate using a mortgage in Japan, bank loans are generally unavailable for unfinished properties in Dubai, even for new buildings being built by state-owned enterprises. This is due to the large number of projects that stalled mid-construction during the past Dubai shock, and the fact that 90% of the population is foreign, and there is a constant risk that they will flee to their home countries if they become unable to pay. Many people have seen photos of Ferraris and luxury cars abandoned at Dubai Airport, but those are the remains of people who have defaulted on their debts and fled the country. This is the reality of Dubai, which can only be understood by living there for a few years. Given this background, it is clear how risky investing in unfinished properties is. For these reasons, off-plan purchases, which involve paying off the property in around 10 installments until completion, are the norm in Dubai, instead of bank loans. While some lump-sum purchases offer discounts, this approach is rarely adopted due to the lack of trust in unfinished properties, and even banks are reluctant to lend money. Furthermore, because it's possible to resell properties before completion for profit, many gambling-minded resale investors entered the market, heating up the real estate market. However, during the COVID-19 pandemic, real estate prices effectively halved in many cases, revealing the speculative and fragile nature of Dubai real estate. Meanwhile, real estate prices in Tokyo continued to rise, driven by the influx of foreign capital. In Japan, tax evasion is less likely to be pursued abroad, creating completely different conditions than for Japanese investors. The biggest advantage for Japanese investors investing in Dubai real estate is actually the tax system. Returning to the topic at hand, many off-plan buyers enter into contracts without the full amount in hand. While this money-game-like investment of reselling before the funds run out was previously viable, the current environment no longer allows for selling properties for more than the purchase price. The days when Dubai real estate was a profitable venture are over. Prices, which fell by half during the COVID-19 pandemic, have now soared to levels far above pre-pandemic levels, necessitating careful purchases. This is because if you are unable to resell your property before the funds run out and your payments fall behind, all payments made up to that point will be confiscated and you won't get a single yen back. While some grace periods are offered, this remains a highly risky arrangement. While off-plan payment plans vary slightly from property to property, they generally require around 10 installments until completion. Once 30% of the property price is paid, the property becomes eligible for resale to a third party. While at first glance this may seem like a buyer-friendly installment plan, in reality, making 10 installments over three to four years for a property worth over 100 million yen is no small burden. This is due to the unique circumstances of Dubai, where banks do not provide loans for new construction. Let's take a step-by-step look at why these payment plans exist. 01. As a developer's sales strategy Foreigners who do not have an Emirates ID or a stable income in the UAE cannot access bank loans in Dubai. In other words, for many foreigners, buying real estate in Dubai begins with the assumption that they cannot access loans. Based on this reality, developers designed the currently mainstream off-plan installment payment system to sell properties to more foreigners. Purchasing pre-owned or completed properties requires a VISA and Emirates ID, making it difficult for foreigners, including Japanese residents, to purchase them. For this reason, unscrupulous agents often fail to fully explain this point and promote only off-plan options for first-time buyers. Purchasing an off-plan property allows you to obtain a Golden Visa, after which they will suggest a completed property. However, a conscientious company should clearly explain how to access bank loans whenever possible and how to prepare for them. Purchasing a completed property from the get-go requires a VISA or Emirates ID, which requires going through procedures such as establishing a new corporation or purchasing an existing corporation and obtaining a VISA or Emirates ID in that corporation's name, making it a fairly difficult hurdle in reality. While it's possible to obtain a VISA or Emirates ID through employment, either approach is not easy. As a result, many foreigners who are unable to purchase completed properties are left with no choice but to purchase off-plan properties, which has led to a structure in which off-plan properties are strongly recommended. The current unique off-plan market, where developers are focused on selling off-plan properties to as many foreigners as possible, has formed as a result of developers' intense efforts to sell off-plan properties to as many foreigners as possible. It's also true that purchasing Dubai real estate with a loan offers unique benefits for Japanese people, such as the possibility of obtaining a loan as a brand new borrower even if you have a full credit limit or a bad credit history in Japan, and that defaulting on repayments in Dubai will not affect your credit rating in Japan. For more detailed information on bank loans and purchasing methods, please feel free to contact us via LINE@. 02. The reality of off-plan investing As this agent explained, if you invest in one property, it's certainly possible that a property worth ¥80 million could become worth ¥120 million upon completion four years from now. However, the story changes if you split your investment in two and leverage two properties. In this case, you're assuming a sale two years into the project, but there's no guarantee that prices will have risen as expected by that point. While the government publishes past sales data and often explains that "price increases have occurred in the past," the reality is that this trend is not necessarily reproducible under the same conditions. While some may say, "This property is so popular it sells out in a day, so it's sure to sell in the future," no one can accurately predict what the market will be like two years from now. And it's actually banks that make decisions based on such uncertainty. A critical analysis of off-plan property price trends reveals that in the current market, prices tend to rise as the property approaches completion. It's more realistic to assume that price increases are limited within the first two years of sales, making it difficult to realize significant profits. As a result, it is no exaggeration to say that the success of off-plan investment depends almost entirely on how cheaply you can purchase. If you would like more information on specific properties, please feel free to contact us via LINE@. Real estate brokerage commission business 03. Another important aspect of off-plan investing is the influence of real estate agents' commission business. By encouraging diversification, agents can increase the number of properties for sale and maximize their commission income. In fact, there are several real estate companies that have earned over 100 billion yen in commission income over the past 10 years, demonstrating how the off-plan market has expanded primarily through agents. Therefore, when purchasing an off-plan property, it is extremely important to assess not only the property itself, but also the agent's character and integrity, as well as their ability to sell the property at an appropriate price in the future. Rather than blindly accepting the opinion of just one company, we recommend building relationships with at least three reputable real estate companies and agents with a proven track record in both buying and selling, and comparing their results before making a decision. We also offer individual advice on choosing a real estate company that best suits your situation and goals. If you need an introduction, please feel free to contact us via LINE@. 04. Challenges in the off-plan resale market This system inevitably results in a large number of investors purchasing off-plan properties, but structurally there are fewer buyers in the so-called off-plan resale market, where partially completed off-plan properties are resold. The reason for this lies in the revenue structure of real estate agents. For new off-plan sales, real estate agents receive very high commissions of roughly 4-10%, but for partially completed off-plan resale properties, the commission is only around 2%. This large difference in commissions gives real estate agents an incentive to prioritize the sale of new off-plan properties, and as a result, the partially completed off-plan resale market is less likely to be actively handled, creating a situation that is structurally sluggish. In the end... Agents tend to blatantly steer their clients toward off-plan deals that allow them to earn higher commissions. As a result, the completed property market and resale market have inevitably cooled, with off-plan deals accounting for approximately 70% of transactions in 2024. Given this market structure, when investing in real estate in Dubai, it is extremely important to consider not only the quality of the property itself, but also to choose a real estate company or agent that takes the sale seriously and prioritizes the buyer's interests, even in transactions with low brokerage fees. Ultimately, the success or failure of your Dubai real estate investment depends largely on whether you can find a trustworthy agent who will respond without bias even during the selling phase. The reality of real estate agents in Dubai 05. I'll be honest about the negative aspects of Dubai real estate, but to conclude, it's true that Dubai real estate is profitable. However, this is no longer the era in which foreigners who don't know the rules can easily make money; rather, it means that the market has normalized and we've entered a stage where only those who truly understand the market can make a profit. The term "off-plan" always comes up when discussing Dubai real estate, but the reality is that many people enter the market without understanding whether it's a purchasing method or an investment product. Off-plan means purchasing an unfinished new property, with completion expected in three to four years, in installments based on a predetermined payment schedule. This is a highly speculative system. The most important thing to note is that, in principle, if you fail to complete your payments, you will not get any of your investment back. Salesmen will tell you that your funds are safe because they're managed in a government escrow account, but in reality, you'll only get a refund if the developer goes bankrupt or flees mid-construction, and even then, not all of it. For example, if construction is 50% complete and the buyer has also paid 50%, you won't get a refund. There are no refunds for mid-term terminations or cancellations, and since many developers are state-owned or government-affiliated, the explanation that the money is held in an escrow account is practically meaningless. While it is common to purchase real estate using a mortgage in Japan, bank loans are generally unavailable for unfinished properties in Dubai, even for new buildings being built by state-owned enterprises. This is due to the large number of projects that stalled mid-construction during the past Dubai shock, and the fact that 90% of the population is foreign, and there is a constant risk that they will flee to their home countries if they become unable to pay. Many people have seen photos of Ferraris and luxury cars abandoned at Dubai Airport, but those are the remains of people who have defaulted on their debts and fled the country. This is the reality of Dubai, which can only be understood by living there for a few years. Given this background, it is clear how risky investing in unfinished properties is. For these reasons, off-plan purchases, which involve paying off the property in around 10 installments until completion, are the norm in Dubai, instead of bank loans. While some lump-sum purchases offer discounts, this approach is rarely adopted due to the lack of trust in unfinished properties, and even banks are reluctant to lend money. Furthermore, because it's possible to resell properties before completion for profit, many gambling-minded resale investors entered the market, heating up the real estate market. However, during the COVID-19 pandemic, real estate prices effectively halved in many cases, revealing the speculative and fragile nature of Dubai real estate. Meanwhile, real estate prices in Tokyo continued to rise, driven by the influx of foreign capital. In Japan, tax evasion is less likely to be pursued abroad, creating completely different conditions than for Japanese investors. The biggest advantage for Japanese investors investing in Dubai real estate is actually the tax system. Returning to the topic at hand, many off-plan buyers enter into contracts without the full amount in hand. While this money-game-like investment of reselling before the funds run out was previously viable, the current environment no longer allows for selling properties for more than the purchase price. The days when Dubai real estate was a profitable venture are over. Prices, which fell by half during the COVID-19 pandemic, have now soared to levels far above pre-pandemic levels, necessitating careful purchases. This is because if you are unable to resell your property before the funds run out and your payments fall behind, all payments made up to that point will be confiscated and you won't get a single yen back. While some grace periods are offered, this remains a highly risky arrangement. While off-plan payment plans vary slightly from property to property, they generally require around 10 installments until completion. Once 30% of the property price is paid, the property becomes eligible for resale to a third party. While at first glance this may seem like a buyer-friendly installment plan, in reality, making 10 installments over three to four years for a property worth over 100 million yen is no small burden. This is due to the unique circumstances of Dubai, where banks do not provide loans for new construction. Let's take a step-by-step look at why these payment plans exist. summary I'll be honest about the negative aspects of Dubai real estate, but to conclude, it's true that Dubai real estate is profitable. However, this is no longer the era in which foreigners who don't know the rules can easily make money; rather, it means that the market has normalized and we've entered a stage where only those who truly understand the market can make a profit. The term "off-plan" always comes up when discussing Dubai real estate, but the reality is that many people enter the market without understanding whether it's a purchasing method or an investment product. Off-plan means purchasing an unfinished new property, with completion expected in three to four years, in installments based on a predetermined payment schedule. This is a highly speculative system. The most important thing to note is that, in principle, if you fail to complete your payments, you will not get any of your investment back. Salesmen will tell you that your funds are safe because they're managed in a government escrow account, but in reality, you'll only get a refund if the developer goes bankrupt or flees mid-construction, and even then, not all of it. For example, if construction is 50% complete and the buyer has also paid 50%, you won't get a refund. There are no refunds for mid-term terminations or cancellations, and since many developers are state-owned or government-affiliated, the explanation that the money is held in an escrow account is practically meaningless. While it is common to purchase real estate using a mortgage in Japan, bank loans are generally unavailable for unfinished properties in Dubai, even for new buildings being built by state-owned enterprises. This is due to the large number of projects that stalled mid-construction during the past Dubai shock, and the fact that 90% of the population is foreign, and there is a constant risk that they will flee to their home countries if they become unable to pay. Many people have seen photos of Ferraris and luxury cars abandoned at Dubai Airport, but those are the remains of people who have defaulted on their debts and fled the country. This is the reality of Dubai, which can only be understood by living there for a few years. Given this background, it is clear how risky investing in unfinished properties is. For these reasons, off-plan purchases, which involve paying off the property in around 10 installments until completion, are the norm in Dubai, instead of bank loans. While some lump-sum purchases offer discounts, this approach is rarely adopted due to the lack of trust in unfinished properties, and even banks are reluctant to lend money. Furthermore, because it's possible to resell properties before completion for profit, many gambling-minded resale investors entered the market, heating up the real estate market. However, during the COVID-19 pandemic, real estate prices effectively halved in many cases, revealing the speculative and fragile nature of Dubai real estate. Meanwhile, real estate prices in Tokyo continued to rise, driven by the influx of foreign capital. In Japan, tax evasion is less likely to be pursued abroad, creating completely different conditions than for Japanese investors. The biggest advantage for Japanese investors investing in Dubai real estate is actually the tax system. Returning to the topic at hand, many off-plan buyers enter into contracts without the full amount in hand. While this money-game-like investment of reselling before the funds run out was previously viable, the current environment no longer allows for selling properties for more than the purchase price. The days when Dubai real estate was a profitable venture are over. Prices, which fell by half during the COVID-19 pandemic, have now soared to levels far above pre-pandemic levels, necessitating careful purchases. This is because if you are unable to resell your property before the funds run out and your payments fall behind, all payments made up to that point will be confiscated and you won't get a single yen back. While some grace periods are offered, this remains a highly risky arrangement. While off-plan payment plans vary slightly from property to property, they generally require around 10 installments until completion. Once 30% of the property price is paid, the property becomes eligible for resale to a third party. While at first glance this may seem like a buyer-friendly installment plan, in reality, making 10 installments over three to four years for a property worth over 100 million yen is no small burden. This is due to the unique circumstances of Dubai, where banks do not provide loans for new construction. Let's take a step-by-step look at why these payment plans exist. Dubai Real Estate Review Ranking JAPAN OFFICE 〒150-0043 Shibuya Dogenzaka Tokyu Building 2F-C, 1-10-8 Dogenzaka, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo [Editor's Information] Name: Akifumi Oki Main experience: Utilizing his experience working at the Dubai branch of a major newspaper in the UAE for three years, he is currently working as an editor for the Dubai Real Estate Review Rankings. 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ドバイで不動産を購入する際は、居住用か投資用かを明確にすることが重要です。以下に、目的別のポイントと選ぶ際の注意点を解説します。 Tools for Further Investigation Here are some tools to help you do your research when buying property in Dubai. We would like to introduce this site so that anyone can easily find out about the property. Summary of investigation procedures Dubai REST (RERA official app) Function: Check license and property information How to use: Enter the registration number to check official information Property Finder Features: Rate agents, check transaction history, search properties. How it works: Check brokerage profiles and customer reviews to assess their trustworthiness. Bayut Features: Area guide, brokerage review check. How it works: Search by area and property type, and rate brokerage firm expertise. Dubizzle Function: Check private transactions and real estate listings from real estate agents. How to use: Check market prices and property reliability. DLD Official Website Features: License verification, transaction history investigation. Trustpilot Features: Broker and agent review surveys. Introducing real estate agents in Dubai Real estate agent introduction Basic knowledge of real estate Dubai Real Estate Basics Further reading

ドバイ不動産投資 税金の詳細を徹底解説。日本人がドバイでローンを利用する方法やポイントについて詳しく紹介。 How to buy with a bank loan ドバイ不動産投資　税金を中心に、日本人でも利用可能なローンの仕組みを詳しく解説します。 ドバイでの不動産購入に興味のある方は、エミレーツIDの取得や現地での収入確保などを考慮する事で、 ローン利用の可能性を広げられます。ドバイ不動産投資　税金に関する知識を深め、 魅力的な投資の一歩を踏み出しましょう Dubai Real Estate Basics > How to buy with a bank loan > How Japanese people can buy real estate in Dubai with a bank loan Dubai's real estate market is very attractive to foreign investors, but it is often thought to be difficult for Japanese people to purchase property using a bank loan. However, with a little ingenuity and preparation, the possibilities for purchasing using a loan may increase. 1. How bank loans work in Dubai Banks in Dubai generally offer home loans to UAE residents (Emirates ID holders) or foreigners with a source of income within Dubai. Therefore, Japanese people have the opportunity to obtain loans if they meet certain conditions. Also, while the maximum loan amount for a normal loan is around 60% to 80% of the property price, there are cases where a 100% loan is possible if you receive a special invitation or meet certain conditions. If you can obtain 100% financing, the only initial cost you will need to pay is the 4% registration fee with DLD (Dubai Land Department), which may allow you to acquire property while keeping your cash on hand. 2. How Japanese people can get bank loans By utilizing the following methods, you may be able to see the options for purchasing real estate using a loan. Get an Emirates ID: Get a UAE residence visa and become more eligible to apply for a bank loan. Obtain proof of income within Dubai: Proving that you have a stable income through local employment or business will make it easier for banks to approve your application. Establish a Dubai company: You can also meet the loan requirements by establishing a local company and securing business income. Take advantage of loan programs in partnership with specific developers: Some developers offer loans in partnership with banks to foreigners, so this is one option. 3. Possibility of using loans for investment If you are able to purchase property using a loan, you may be able to cover the loan payments by operating a short-term rental property on sites such as Airbnb. Furthermore, Dubai's real estate market is expected to see price increases in the long term, which increases the chances of earning capital gains (profits from rising asset values) as property values rise. You might also consider purchasing a property with a loan, renting it out, and hoping for capital gains in the future . 4. Summary Getting a bank loan in Dubai is not easy, but it is not impossible. If you can keep in mind key points such as obtaining an Emirates ID and securing an income in Dubai, purchasing a property on loan may become a reality. If you would like to know more about purchasing and managing your property with a loan , please feel free to contact us. We will introduce you to the options that are right for you! How to get an Emirates ID Why it's difficult to get a loan to buy How to buy with a loan How to choose Dubai real estate How to Choose a Dubai Broker Introducing real estate agents in Dubai Real estate agent introduction Basic knowledge of real estate Dubai Real Estate Basics Further reading

Japan World Link DWC-LLC (JWD)をドバイワールドセントラル・アル・マクトゥーム国際空港(DWC)内に設立(ドバイ初となる日本企業専門のビジネスセンターを立ち上げる Japan World Link DWC Group Japan Worldlink DWC Group 【ジャパンワールドリンク DWCグループについて】 ジャパンワールドリンク DWCグループ（以下JWD）は、日本の東京に本社を置く多国籍企業です。1989年に、日本市場の商業不動産事業をターゲットとする投資家グループによって設立されました。1995年には、事業を拡大し、商業施設向けの自動販売機の流通事業を開始しました。 JWDは、2013年にUAE市場に進出し、成長を続ける不動産市場の機会を活かした事業展開を行っています。現在、同社は日本の投資家向けに、UAE不動産市場への投資を支援するビジネスインキュベーションサービスを提供しています。 また、JWDの姉妹会社であるAl Amal Consultantsは、UAEに新規進出する企業向けに、設立支援や登録手続きをサポートするプラットフォームを提供しています。さらに、もう一つの姉妹会社であるMarhaba Vacations Home Rental Servicesは、観光客向けに短期レンタルサービスを展開し、コスト効率が高く柔軟な短期滞在ソリューションを提供しています。 現在、JWDはホスピタリティ業界にも進出しており、Rojen Vacation Apartments向けのプロフェッショナルなハウスキーピングサービスを提供しています。また、同社はドバイ・インターネット・シティにオフィスを構え、ITサービス分野でも事業を展開しています。 【会社概要】 設立年：2013年 従業員数：10人ほど 企業誘致、空港開発、食品輸入、不動産取引、旅行業務など多岐にわたるサービスを展開。また、関連企業を通じて電子機器販売や清掃、イベント運営などの分野でも活躍し、日本企業の中東市場進出を支援。 経営者：川名智之 国籍：日本 RANKING TOP Japan World Link DWC Group Visit the website Introducing real estate agents in Dubai Real estate agent introduction Basic knowledge of real estate Dubai Real Estate Basics Further reading

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EXCEED REAL ESTATEは、日本人の不動産エージェントや各専門領域のプロフェッショナルが集結。ドバイ全ての有力不動産デベロッパーと連携しており、優良な厳選物件をご紹介いたします Exceed Real Estate 【Company Profile】 Year of establishment: 2023 Number of employees: 10 or more Owner: Teruo Shimada Nationality: Japanese He has been devoted to soccer since childhood and was a member of FC Tokyo's youth team. After graduating from Tokyo International University, he started his own business at the age of 19 and has expanded into four businesses, including trading. He moved to Dubai in 2021 and founded Exceed Real Estate in 2023. [Message from the CEO] Creating a company that coexists and prospers with customers Thank you very much for your continued support. I am Teruo Shimada, CEO. Exceed Real Estate was founded in 2023 by several Japanese people who were in Dubai and local professionals. We believe in the potential of Dubai real estate, Since 2021, each of them has been working individually, We have now successfully incorporated the company. We have gathered professionals from various fields, and instead of thinking that Dubai is a foreign country and there's nothing we can do about it, we strive to make sure that our customers experience the same feeling as if they were in Japan, so that they don't experience any inconvenience. We will not be satisfied with the current situation and will continue to strive to further increase our value. CEO Teruo Shimada RANKING TOP Introducing real estate agents in Dubai Real estate agent introduction Basic knowledge of real estate Dubai Real Estate Basics Further reading

ダリアンリアルエステートは厳選された物件のみを取り扱いドバイ不動産における情報量は他社には負けません、ドバイ不動産の戦略的投資にかけては多くの経験値をもってお客様に満足をご提供します Daryan Real Estate 【会社概要】 設立年：2023年 従業員数：13名 経営者：Congjun Gan（コンジュン・ガン） 国籍：中国 物件タイプ：アパートメント、ヴィラ、店舗、タウンハウス、オフィス、ホテルアパートメント サービス提供エリア：メイダン・シティ、モハメッド・ビン・ラシッド・シティ、バール・ドバイ、ジュメイラ・ビレッジ・サークル（JVC）、ブカドラ、ダウンタウン・ドバイ…その他のエリアも対応 【取扱物件】 販売中：17件 賃貸中：42件 ようこそ、ダリアン・リアルエステートへ。 Daryan Real Estateは、物件の購入、販売、賃貸において、お客様一人ひとりのニーズに合わせたオーダーメイドのソリューションを提供する不動産会社です。新しい視点と、長期的な顧客関係の構築に対する揺るぎない情熱をもって、不動産市場に新しい価値をもたらしています。 私たちは単なる仲介業者ではなく、理想の物件を求める個人や企業とをつなぐことに情熱を注ぐプロフェッショナルチームです。ラグジュアリーな住宅や一等地の商業スペースをお探しの方へ、物件探しのすべてのプロセスで丁寧にサポートします。 住宅用・商業用不動産の両方に精通しており、投資家、住宅購入希望者、企業の皆様に最適な機会をご提供します。市場に関する深い知識と、目標に合致する物件を見極める力に自信があります。 ダリアン・リアルエステートで、卓越したサービスと不動産への夢が出会う、新しい体験をお届けします。 RANKING TOP Introducing real estate agents in Dubai Real estate agent introduction Basic knowledge of real estate Dubai Real Estate Basics Further reading

AX CAPITAL is A-class Real Estate agency in Dubai. Buy luxury villas, townhouses, and apartments through us, your trusted real estate partner. AX Capital Real Estate 【AXキャピタルリアルエステートについて】 ドバイに拠点を置く高級不動産専門のAクラス不動産会社です。主に高級ヴィラ、タウンハウス、アパートメントの売買を取り扱い、投資家や住宅購入者に信頼性の高いサービスを提供しています。 【主なサービス】 コンサルティング：ドバイの不動産市場に関する豊富な経験を活かし、物件の購入、販売、賃貸に関する情報を提供します。投資家、企業、自宅購入希望者など、さまざまなニーズに対応しています。 物件選定と視察：顧客の要望に基づき物件を検索・選定し、ビデオ通話を通じたバーチャルツアーも提供しています。主要デベロッパーから多様な物件を取り揃えています。 取引サポート：必要書類の準備や公証、交渉、住宅ローンの手配、口座開設、資金移動、為替取引など、取引全般をサポートします。 アフターサービス：物件の保険手配、公共料金の契約、物件およびビジネスの管理、短期・長期賃貸など、購入後のサポートも充実しています。 【特徴】 多言語対応：30以上の言語に対応可能な700名以上の専門家が在籍し、顧客の多様なニーズに応えています。 豊富な物件情報：7,000件以上の物件を取り扱い、主要デベロッパーとの強力なパートナーシップを築いています。 実績：14,000件以上の取引を成功させ、信頼と実績を積み重ねています。 AXキャピタルリアルエステートは、革新的な技術と個別対応のサービスを組み合わせ、投資家や住宅購入者にとって信頼できるパートナーとして、ドバイの不動産市場で確固たる地位を築いています。 RANKING TOP Go to AX Capital Real Estate website Introducing real estate agents in Dubai Real estate agent introduction Basic knowledge of real estate Dubai Real Estate Basics Further reading

ドバイ不動産業者を選ぶ際のポイントを解説！信頼できるエージェントの見極め方、手数料、サービス内容、そして注意すべき点について詳しくご紹介します。ドバイ不動産購入・投資を成功させるためのガイドです。 How to Choose a Dubai Broker Dubai Real Estate Basics > How to Choose a Dubai Broker > Choosing a reliable real estate agent in Dubai is key to a smooth transaction and successful investment. Below we've compiled some key points to consider when evaluating a real estate agent, as well as tools to help you investigate further. 01. Check your license and registration status Real estate agents in Dubai are required to be registered with RERA (Real Estate Regulatory Authority). RERA License (Office): Check the broker's registration number and search on the Dubai REST app or official website. RERA Certification (for individual agents): Check that each agent has completed RERA training. Use the DLD official website to check whether the agent or agent is legitimate. 02. Past trading history and performance Check success stories: Check the number of past transactions and success stories. In particular, do they have a track record of handling properties from major developers (Emaar, Meraas, Nakheel, etc.)? Customer reviews: Research customer feedback on Google Reviews and Trustpilot. It's important to address not only positive reviews but also negative ones. 03. Knowledge and ability in specialized areas Check their area of expertise and make sure they are familiar with your desired area (e.g. Downtown Dubai, Dubai Marina). Evaluate whether you have a deep knowledge of market prices and future price trends. 04. Contract details and transparency Brokerage fees: Are commissions (typically 2% of the transaction amount) and other additional costs clearly explained? Contract transparency: Ensure the contract you are offered is specific and does not contain any ambiguous clauses. 05. Relationship with developers Are they an official agent of a trusted developer (Emaar, Nakheel, etc.)? Do you have access to new project information and special terms? 06. Compliance and Legal Support Choose a company that is familiar with Dubai's real estate laws and RERA regulations and can handle disputes appropriately if they arise. 07. Technology utilization and information provision capabilities Are you publishing property information through digital tools (Property Finder, Bayut) and using virtual tours and market analysis tools? Ensure the information provided is accurate and properly describes the property details and risks. 08. Long-term support system Is there sufficient support provided after the contract is signed, such as obtaining a No Objection Certificate (NOC), changing the name, and maintenance? Introducing tools for detailed investigation Why it's difficult to get a loan to buy How to buy with a loan How to choose Dubai real estate How to Choose a Dubai Broker Introducing real estate agents in Dubai Real estate agent introduction Basic knowledge of real estate Dubai Real Estate Basics Further reading

弊社Allegiance Real Estate は、個人及び法人のお客様に世界クラスの不動産サービスを提供する総合不動産サービス会社です。 当社のビジョンは、ドバイ不動産に関してあらゆるニーズに応える最適なパートナーになることです。データ主導で技術的に総合されたプラットフォームを通じて、お客様の投資をシンプルかつシームレスで、満足のいくものにすることをミッションとしています。 Allegiance Real Estate Allegiance Real Estate is an integrated real estate services provider headquartered in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and consistently ranked as the UAE's "Number One Real Estate Agency." Catering to a wide range of local and international clients, Allegiance Real Estate offers a comprehensive range of services that set it apart from traditional real estate companies. What makes Allegiance truly special is our innovative framework, meticulously designed to enhance the client experience. This unique approach gives clients essential tools, impartial advice, and deep area insights at every stage of their real estate transaction, empowering them to make confident decisions. With an unwavering commitment to ensuring customer satisfaction throughout the entire process, Allegiance has become the ultimate choice for anyone seeking exceptional service in the UAE real estate market. 【Company Profile】 Year of establishment: 2019 Number of employees: 100 or more Based in Dubai, with offices in Paris, Venice, Limassol, Baghdad, Riyadh, Sydney, etc., the company has achieved a total transaction value of 20 billion dirhams (approximately 540 billion yen) in the last 24 months, sold more than 5,000 properties, and won numerous awards from major developers such as DAMAC Properties and Emaar. Owner: Amr Aboushaban Nationality: British He holds an MSc in Finance from Queen Mary, University of London and a BSc in Engineering from the University of Westminster. He has eight years of experience in emerging markets equities and business development at Bank of America Merrill Lynch and two years at Renaissance Capital, and was Head of Investor Relations at DAMAC Properties in Dubai. Award-winning global real estate agency Allegiance Real Estate has earned numerous prestigious industry awards and recognition for its innovative services. Its unwavering commitment to service excellence has earned it recognition from peers and clients alike, establishing it as a recognized and trusted leader in the real estate industry. RANKING TOP Introducing real estate agents in Dubai Real estate agent introduction Basic knowledge of real estate Dubai Real Estate Basics Further reading

ドバイ不動産のスペシャリストSTAARRTSグループのご紹介ページです、日本語の使えるスタッフがドバイの物件を詳しくご説明いたします、Emaarをはじめドバイの国営デベロッパーの優位性やお勧めエリアをご紹介いたします STAARRTSドバイ法人 SIU REAL ESTATE BROKERS L.L.C 【会社概要】 設立年：2014年6月 業務内容： ・不動産仲介業務（賃貸・売買） 　住宅・オフィス・店舗 ・法人向けコンサルティング 　会社設立における各種専門業者のご紹介 ・不動産レポート、その他書類作成対応業務 ・DEWA等の申請代行業務 所在地：Blue Bay Tower Office NO.16.Floor2 Business Bay, Dubai, P.O.Box 97992 電話番号：+971-506078594 代表者肩書：General Manager 代表者：名八木　隼 営業時間：現地時間　 09:00 ～ 18:00 定休日：毎週土曜日,日曜日 交通アクセス手段：ビジネスベイ駅徒歩15分Pullman Hotelの隣の建物 取扱業務：不動産仲介（賃貸・売買）をメインとした不動産業務全般 【店舗からメッセージ】 コメント近年目覚しい発展を続けているドバイにおいて、日系不動産仲介企業として初めての進出となりました。人口の９割が移民で構成されているドバイは住宅への考え方一つとっても考え方が様々であり、貸主・エージェント・借主の国籍が違うことが良くあります。スターツはこのような三者間のギャップを出来るだけ埋め、日本同様お客様の側にたち安心・安全なお取引が出来るように努めて参ります。 現在、リモートにて業務を行っていますので、メールのお問い合わせ対応です RANKING TOP Introducing real estate agents in Dubai Real estate agent introduction Basic knowledge of real estate Dubai Real Estate Basics Further reading

保有物件の価格査定から、最適な売却タイミング・戦略の立案、実際の売却完了（着金）まで、ワンストップで徹底サポートいたします。 日本人担当スタッフが市場分析をもとに的確にアドバイスいたします Bridges & Allies Real Estate 【ブリッジズ＆アライズについて】 ブリッジズ＆アライズは、2016年に設立されたドバイを拠点とする名高い不動産会社であり、カスタマーサービス、信頼、そして地域不動産の専門知識における業界基準を確立するというビジョンのもと設立されました。 従業員数は少数精鋭の36名でありますが、エージェント全員がエリアエキスパートとして、現場での豊富な経験を活かしたサービスを提供しています。 また、憶測や感情に流されることなく、データと事実に基づいた誠実なサービスを提供することを重視しています。 ドバイは、世界で最も革新的で魅力的なビジネス、住居、観光の目的地の1つとして評価されており、同社はこの地域の不動産市場を徹底的に研究し、トレンドや業界の変化を常に把握しています。 同社は豊富な知識を活かし、あらゆる形で高品質なカスタマーサービスを提供しています。お客様をプロセス全体を通じてサポートし、細部にまで注意を払い、誠実さと献身を常に示しています。 同社のチームは、厳選されたプロパティコンサルタントで構成されており、全員がRERA（ドバイ不動産規制庁）の認定を受け、100%の顧客満足を実現するためのトレーニングを受けています。 ブリッジズ＆アライズでは、常に笑顔を絶やさないエージェントが、予算内で最高の取引ができるようにお手伝いします。同社の仕事に対する倫理観はきっとお客様を驚かせるでしょう。必要であれば長時間労働を惜しまず、集中して取り組みます。 同社の目標は、お客様に完全な不動産ソリューションを提供し、グローバル不動産企業として選ばれる存在になることです。そして、迅速さよりも完璧さを重視してこの目標を達成します。 ブリッジズ＆アライズは、日本語対応の公式ウェブサイトを通じて、日本人顧客に向けたサービスを提供しています。 【主な特徴】 日本語専門営業チーム：経験豊富な日本人スタッフが、日本語でのサポートを提供し、物件探しから購入後のサポートまで、きめ細やかな対応を行っています。 多言語対応：10言語以上での対応実績があり、世界各国の顧客から信頼を得ています。 幅広いサービス：不動産の紹介だけでなく、VISA取得、両替、銀行口座開設など、ドバイでの生活に必要なサポートも提供しています。 【日本人エージェントの紹介】 若林 亮：セールスマネージャー、オフプラン物件担当 二階堂 彰人：クライアントマネージャー、リセール（再販）担当 井上 昌平：シニアクライアントマネージャー、オフプラン物件担当 金子 茉由：クライアントマネージャー、オフプラン物件担当 伊藤 亘：クライアントマネージャー、オフプラン物件担当 岡山 茉樹：クライアントマネージャー、オフプラン物件担当 飯田 遼：クライアントマネージャー、リセール（再販）担当 これらのエージェントが、日本語でのきめ細やかなサポートを提供し、ドバイでの不動産購入やリセール、その後の生活を全面的にバックアップしています。 エリアの専門知識、高品質、信頼が必要な時、彼らは自信を持って「お客様のニーズを満たす準備が整っています」とお答えするでしょう。ぜひブリッジズ＆アライズをご利用いただき、サービスを体験してみてください。 【経営者情報】 経営者：Zoheb Khan（ゾヘブ・カーン） 国籍：インド 不動産業界でロンドンとドバイで7年間の経験を持ちます。イギリスのニューカッスルにあるノーサンブリア大学で経営学の学士号を取得し、ロンドンのウェストミンスター大学で不動産開発の修士号を修了 RANKING TOP Go to Bridges & Arise website Introducing real estate agents in Dubai Real estate agent introduction Basic knowledge of real estate Dubai Real Estate Basics Further reading