Compare like with like.
A view, a floor level, an upgraded interior or a different plot can change the comparison. We look at the details behind the headline figures and discuss which properties offer a useful reference for yours.
Sell your Dubai property with OMIYour property.
Your property.
Properly represented.
The right buyer needs to see more than an address and an asking price. Give your property a clear position in the market, a considered presentation and a conversation that leads somewhere.
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Make the property the focus.The asking price has a job to doA position buyers
A position buyers
can understand.
Before the property goes to market, we discuss the price in the context of the home, the alternatives buyers are considering and your reason for selling.
Put your plans in the brief.
A sale linked to another purchase has different priorities from a sale with an open timeline. Tell us your preferred timing, the position you would like to achieve and where you have room to consider alternatives.
Keep the response in view.
Enquiries, viewing feedback and the questions buyers ask tell us how the property is being received. We use that information to discuss the presentation and the next decision with you.
More than a listingThe details buyers notice.
The details buyers notice.
The work behind them.
Buyers should understand what makes your property worth a viewing. We build the introduction around the home itself: its layout, light, condition and setting, with the practical details ready to support the conversation.
The presentationA property buyers
can understand.
Lead with the strengths that matter: the light, the layout, the outlook and the condition. Accurate descriptions and a thoughtful choice of photographs help buyers decide whether to take a closer look.
- Property details and current condition
- Photography and a focused description
- Asking price and the positioning you have in mind
An introduction
with a purpose.
An international buyer may be comparing several districts from overseas. A local buyer may know the area and care about the particulars of the building. The property needs a clear introduction for both. We agree how viewings will be arranged, who can provide access and how enquiries will be followed up, so interest can develop into a useful conversation.
- Enquiries organised around the property
- Viewing arrangements that respect your time
- Feedback to help shape the next conversation
The offer deserves
a closer look.
The headline price is one part of an offer. The buyer’s position, the proposed timing and the conditions also matter. We bring those details together and discuss the trade-offs with you. An attractive figure may come with a longer wait or conditions that affect your plans; another proposal may offer a different balance. You remain in control of the response.
- Price, conditions and proposed timing
- Your expectations and the buyer’s position
- The next steps for the parties involved
From interest to a viewingLet buyers see
Let buyers see
the whole picture.
The surroundings, the approach to the building and the way rooms connect are part of the impression a buyer takes away. A well-prepared viewing gives those details the attention they deserve.
Plan the introduction to your propertyWhen an offer arrivesLook at the proposal.
Look at the proposal.
Keep your priorities.
The strongest offer for your circumstances depends on more than the figure at the top. We help you bring the important parts into one discussion before deciding how to respond.
The buyer’s position
Understand how the buyer intends to proceed, what information they still need and which parts of their proposal are confirmed or conditional.
The proposed timing
Compare the expected sequence with your plans. Access, occupancy and any linked purchase should be part of the conversation from the outset.
The complete terms
Bring the price, inclusions and conditions together. We coordinate the property conversation and identify the points that need to be resolved before the next commitment.
Your circumstances shape the saleOne property.
One property.
Your particular plans.
You may be in Dubai, based overseas or managing a tenanted investment. A useful sale brief starts with the practical realities of ownership and your next move.
I am selling from overseas.
Tell us who can provide property access, your time zone and how you prefer to communicate. We can organise the property discussion around those arrangements and agree which updates you need. Any questions about representation or transaction documents can then be directed to the appropriate parties.
The property is currently occupied.
Share the current occupancy and any arrangements that affect access or timing. We can discuss a viewing plan and the information a buyer will need to understand the property’s position. This helps avoid treating an occupied home as if it were immediately available.
My sale is linked to another purchase.
Explain the sequence you have in mind and any dates that matter. We keep those priorities visible when discussing enquiries and offers, including where you have flexibility and where you need a clearer commitment.
I would like to discuss a commercial sale.
Choose Office or Retail space in the property brief. Include the approximate area, fit-out, occupancy and any details about access or use. These become part of a commercial introduction rather than a residential sales description.
A conversation about your propertyStart with
Start with
the address.
Share a few details about your property and your plans. We will carry them into your enquiry so you can add your contact details next.
Speak directly on WhatsAppBefore we speakA few questions
A few questions
you may have.
Do I need to know my asking price?
No. You can leave the price open and discuss your expectations with the team. The property’s condition, its setting and the timing of your sale will all be part of that conversation.
Can we start while my property is tenanted?
Yes. Tell us about the current occupancy and your preferred timing. We can discuss how to organise the introduction and viewings around the circumstances of your property.
What should I share first?
The community or building, property type, layout, current condition and occupancy are useful starting points. You can discuss the supporting documents with the team rather than upload them here.
Can I speak to OMI from overseas?
Yes. Use the enquiry form, email contact@omirealestate.com or start a WhatsApp conversation. Let us know your time zone and the best way to reach you.