
Dubai vs Miami: two sunbelt markets favored by international investors. Dubai leads Miami on tax (0% vs property tax + US income tax) and yield, with no currency risk for a USD investor (AED-USD peg).
Indicative ranges (prime, new-build) — 2026 market sources, refine per property.
Beyond the table, here's what tips the balance towards Dubai whatever the point of comparison — tax, yield, security and liquidity.
No rental income tax, no property tax, no capital gains tax. Your rent is 100% net.
Two to three times the yields of major European capitals, on liquid and sought-after areas.
From AED 2M invested (≈ €510K), you gain UAE residency, renewable every 10 years.
The AED has been pegged to the USD since 1997: no currency risk against a safe-haven currency.
Tens of thousands of transactions a year and rental demand fuelled by a growing population.
Per Dubai Land Department data, a growth cycle driven by the city's global appeal.

Dubai wins: higher yields, 0% annual property tax (vs 1-2% in Miami), 0% local tax, and no currency risk for a dollar buyer thanks to the AED-USD peg. Miami stays attractive, but Dubai combines yield and tax better.
We filter the market and only present a handful of properties that hold up — developer, location, payment plan, rental potential.
We negotiate price, terms and discounts directly with the developer. We're paid by them, not by you.
Reservation, contract, staged payment and registration with the Dubai Land Department — every step secured and explained.
Handover, furnishing, letting and management: we stay your point of contact after signing.

Tax, net yield, legal security and liquidity: on every criterion that matters to an investor, the gap is measurable.
For off-plan, your payments sit in an escrow account regulated by the Dubai Land Department.
We work with established developers who deliver — Emaar, Sobha, Nakheel, Meraas and other market references.
A treaty prevents double taxation: your UAE rental income is not taxed again in France.
French-speaking contacts in Paris and Dubai, from the first conversation through to letting.
Yes locally: 0% property and rental tax in Dubai versus ~1-2%/yr property tax in Florida. A US citizen remains IRS-taxable though (worldwide income).
Updated 2026-06-25