Dubai property auctions, out in the open.
Bid live on checked homes, or buy direct at a fixed price. Every lot shows its documents and full bid history.
How bidding works
Five steps from sign-up to keys.
Create an account
Sign up with your email in under a minute.
Verify your identity
Upload your Emirates ID or passport. Most checks finish within one working day.
Pay a refundable bid security
EUR 1,000 for the property you want, refunded in full if you don’t win.
Bid live
Place bids as the clock runs. A late bid adds time, so nobody wins in the last second.
Pay and transfer
Pay the balance and transfer ownership at the Dubai Land Department.
Explore by community
Dubai’s most traded neighbourhoods, with live lots and fixed-price homes.
Palm Jumeirah
Beachfront villas on the world’s most famous island
Nothing listed yet
Downtown Dubai
City living at the foot of the Burj Khalifa
Nothing listed yet
Dubai Marina
High-rise waterfront living by the yachts and the beach
1 listing
Business Bay
Dubai’s canal-side business district, next to Downtown
1 listing
Dubai Hills Estate
Green, family-friendly living around a championship golf course
Nothing listed yet
Bluewaters Island
A walkable island resort, a bridge from JBR
Nothing listed yet
Jumeirah Lake Towers
Towers around the lakes, opposite Dubai Marina
1 listing
Tilal Al Ghaf
Villas around a swimmable lagoon with sandy beaches
1 listing
DAMAC Lagoons
Mediterranean-themed clusters around lagoons
Nothing listed yet
Pearl Jumeirah
A private island of beachfront villas off Jumeirah
1 listing
Palm Jebel Ali
Beachfront villas on Dubai’s newest palm island
1 listing
Jumeirah Golf Estates
Villas on two championship golf courses
2 listings
The Meadows
Family villas among lakes and mature greenery
1 listing
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Dubai Hills Estate
Green, family-friendly living around a championship golf course
Price per m² by community
- The Meadows€13,174
- Jumeirah Golf Estates€10,504
- Pearl Jumeirah€8,680
- Palm Jebel Ali€8,474
- Jumeirah Lake Towers€8,062
- Tilal Al Ghaf€5,940
- Dubai Marina€5,257
- Business Bay€4,924
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Checks that protect buyers
Every lot goes through the same checks before it goes live.
Title deeds checked
We confirm ownership with the Dubai Land Department before a lot is published.
Refundable bid security
Your EUR 1,000 bid security comes back in full within 3–5 business days if you don’t win.
Full bid history
Every bid is time-stamped and shown on the lot, with bidder names anonymised.
No last-second wins
A bid in the closing minutes adds time to the clock, so every bidder can respond.
Talk to us directly
Every listing has a WhatsApp button that reaches our team, and every sale completes at the Dubai Land Department.
Selling a property?
List it as an auction or at a fixed price. We handle the checks, marketing and buyer verification.
How do online auctions work on Dubai Assets?
Each lot runs for a fixed window, usually a few days. Register, verify your identity and pay a refundable deposit for the lot, then bid from anywhere. The highest bid at close wins, provided the reserve is met or the lot has no reserve.
Why do I pay a deposit, and do I get it back?
The deposit shows you’re a serious buyer and sets your bidding limit. If you don’t win, it’s refunded in full. If you win, it counts towards the purchase price; it’s only forfeited if a winning bidder doesn’t complete.
What do I pay on top of my winning bid?
A buyer’s premium (shown on each lot, typically 2%), the Dubai Land Department transfer fee of 4% and standard registration and trustee fees. The bid card shows the premium and total before you confirm.
How long do I have to complete after winning?
Usually ten days; the exact deadline is shown on every lot. We guide you through the balance payment and the transfer appointment at the Dubai Land Department.
Can foreign buyers own property in Dubai?
Yes, in Dubai’s designated freehold areas, which include every community on Dubai Assets. Ownership is registered with the Dubai Land Department and you receive a title deed in your name.
How do I sell or auction my property with you?
Tell us about the property on the Sell page. A specialist will value it, agree a reserve or asking price with you, and prepare permits, photography and the document room. Most auctions go live within two weeks.