Sara Pirzad.
Dubai, since 1997, before freehold ownership existed. If you want the real numbers before you commit to anything, this is the first conversation to have.
"I care more about getting a deal right than getting a deal done."
I help buyers and investors get into Dubai's property market with the real numbers, not the sales pitch.
I grew up in Dubai. Since 1997, before freehold ownership even existed, I've watched every community take shape, from empty stretches of desert to some of the most sought-after addresses in the world. I don't just know this market, I know the city itself, street by street, project by project, which is a perspective no brochure can hand you.
I work directly with senior contacts at the leading developers, so my clients get priority access to units, real payment plan structures, and the full cost of ownership, not just the headline yield.
What I focus on: off-plan strategy, HNWI investor advisory, and long-term portfolio decisions across Dubai and Abu Dhabi. It's a market I've lived through, not just studied, and that's why clients work with me to grow and invest in this city.
Since 1997
Lived in Dubai before freehold ownership existedTier 1
Direct relationships with leading developers2
Markets: Dubai & Abu Dhabi1:1
Direct, personal service, no hand-offsWhat that first conversation
actually gets you.
The real numbers
Every fee, every payment milestone, and the true cost of ownership, laid out clearly before you commit to anything. Not the headline number a brochure leads with.
Priority access
Direct relationships with senior developer contacts mean you see units and payment plans before they reach the public market, not after everyone else already has.
A long-term read
Not just whether a property is good, but whether it's right for your goals and your holding period. No hand-offs, no call-centre follow-ups, just a direct line to me.
A note on credentials.
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