About Al Wadi Desert

Al Wadi Desert is an iconic living destination for those who prefer an elevated lifestyle surrounded by wildlife, peace and quiet, and privacy. These luxurious villas will have authentic architecture that reflect the visual palette of the desert and provide unbelievable views of the desert dunes. Property owners can enjoy an array of a la carte services, among which include nanny services, car washing, personal shopping, and assistant services, just to name a few. One of the main advantages of purchasing a residence in The Ritz-Carlton Residences Ras Al Khaimah, Al Wadi Desert is the Owner Recognition Programme, which includes hotel reservation services, welcome amenities and free internet access, as well as many more benefits.
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Off Plan Projects for Sale in al wadi desert

FAQs

Buyers/owners of properties can get a legal proxy with a proper and duly legalized power of attorney. This person with the POA can have the right to dispose of the properties on behalf of the client, as mentioned in the POA. The POA is valid for purposes like sale, mortgage, and gifting and is valid for a period of 2 years. In case of purchasing with a POA, the said POA is valid for 5 years from the date of notarization at the notary public.
Yes, you can sell an off-plan property before its completion date.
A buyer is eligible for UAE investor visa if his total investment is AED 1 million or above in one of maximum three properties.
Yes, any nationality can own freehold property in designated freehold areas in Dubai and an heir can inherit it.
An escrow account is that which acts as a third-party funding medium wherein the merchant receives access to the transferred money (by the buyer), once an escrow agreement has been fulfilled. If the agreement is not fulfilled by the merchant, the fund is then returned to the buyer. In UAE’s real estate market, an escrow account has a very particular function. The developers of the various projects have to open different escrow accounts for every project, as per the Escrow Account Law in UAE. It protects the buyers funds and regulates the funding that the developers receive from the