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Dubai residential property

Joshua Khoury

Clear, personal advice for buying and selling homes across Dubai’s established communities.

  • Dubai residential sales
  • Buyers & sellers
Joshua Khoury, Dubai property broker
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In short

Dubai property advice, one to one.

Joshua Khoury is a Dubai residential property broker who works one to one with people buying and selling villas and apartments. Buyers get a private search built around their brief, with homes compared on the details that change value: enclave, plot, layout, condition and occupancy. Owners can request a private home review, an indicative market appraisal rather than a DLD valuation certificate or a promised price. The site publishes area guides for Arabian Ranches, Dubai Hills Estate, Dubai Marina, Palm Jumeirah and Emirates Hills, plus dated market notes built from Dubai Land Department records. Before Dubai, Joshua founded NewGen Finance Brokers in Sydney, which still handles Australian finance enquiries separately.

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Simple process

From first call to final key.

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Tell me what you need

Start with your preferred areas, budget, timing and the way you want to live.

01 / Your brief
Find and shortlist

Compare suitable homes and the trade-offs behind the photographs.

02 / The search
View and discuss

See the homes, ask the right questions and decide what deserves a closer look.

03 / Your shortlist
Negotiate and complete

Work through the offer, checks and next steps towards your new home.

04 / The next chapter
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A personal approach

Property is personal.
Your advice should be, too.

I work directly with buyers and owners across Dubai. From the first conversation to the next decision, I help you understand the home, compare your options and move forward with clarity.

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One to oneA direct conversation, throughout

Questions

Common questions.

Which areas of Dubai does Joshua cover?

Joshua works with buyers and owners across Dubai. Detailed guides are published for Arabian Ranches, Dubai Hills Estate, Dubai Marina, Palm Jumeirah and Emirates Hills, and the Dubai areas directory lists 54 residential starting points.

What does it cost to buy a resale home in Dubai?

On a typical ready resale, plan for roughly 7% on top of the price: the 4% Dubai Land Department transfer fee, the registration trustee fee, agency commission and mortgage registration if you borrow. The secondary-market guide lists each charge and who usually pays it.

Is the private home review a valuation?

No. It is an indicative market appraisal based on the exact home, its condition and the comparable evidence. It is not a DLD valuation certificate, a bank valuation or a promised sale price. See how the review works.

Can I buy Dubai property from Australia?

Yes. Foreign buyers can hold freehold title in Dubai’s designated freehold areas, and the purchase can be managed remotely, with a power of attorney for the transfer if needed. Australian finance is reviewed separately by NewGen Finance Brokers; Joshua handles the Dubai property. Read the guide for Australian buyers.

How do I contact Joshua?

Email enquiries@thebrokerjosh.com, call or WhatsApp +971 50 471 6425, book a call at cal.com/thebrokerjosh, or send an enquiry through the contact page.

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Your next chapter

Let’s talk about your
real estate goals.

Buying, selling or still working out the next step?
Start with a conversation about what matters to you.

Market insights

Local insights
& thoughtful advice.

Property decisions / Market note

Asking price.
Sold price.
Know the difference.

Two numbers that answer different questions. Understand what each can tell you when comparing a property.

Read the market note

Arabian Ranches / Market note

A closer look at
Arabian Ranches
sale records.

Read the area, the source and the missing detail before drawing a conclusion about an individual home.

Read the market note