The Dubai property market is known for innovative investment solutions. One of the most attractive tools, especially for experienced investors, are the payment plans offered by developers. They are a form of “free credit” for the construction period, letting you buy a property without committing all your capital at once.
The mechanism is simple and transparent:
This kind of schedule is known in short as 60/40. If the split is 70 percent during construction and 30 percent on handover, we have a 70/30 plan.
An even more interesting option is the PHPP (Post Handover Payment Plan). This means that, for example, the last 30 percent of the price is paid after the developer hands over the completed unit. It gives the investor extra financial comfort and time to arrange capital (for example from renting the apartment).
A payment plan is a convenient tool, but it calls for vigilance:
Payment plans in Dubai are a flexible and extremely popular financial solution that lets investors make the most of the primary market’s potential. Using them skilfully gives a strategic advantage and lets you grow your investment portfolio with a limited commitment of your own capital.
In a separate article we cover the options for financing the final instalment through local mortgages, it is worth a read to get the full picture of the investment.