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Thursday, 20 February 2020

Structuring payment plan for real estate; Dubai displays the knack


Developers of real estate globally come with innovative ways in structuring real estate deals. For them payment plan is the major business strategy stool. Dubai real estate developers are the pioneering lots in this field as this blog post proves:

Danube Group, a premier property developer in Dubai priding itself as receptive to changes in the business environment, introduced  bomb-shell innovative business tactics. Pay 1% of the value of real estate on monthly basis and that is it. You can move into one of their affordable apartments. This, so far is the most innovative buyer incentive recorded in the entire history of Dubai realty.

Danube group is not alone in visualizing ground shaking business tactics. Emarr Group, an international realty developer has something new to offer to its Dubai clients. They do it in two ways: For off-plan properties the payments are back-loaded so that initial cash outlay by buyers is less. For readily occupiable villas, payments are structured as post-handover, once again to suit the purse of buyers.

In Dubai we find payment plans for apartments taking different mutations. While most of these specify standard rate or amount, the duration can be variable stretching from 3 to as high as 20 years. And there are non-standard flexible plans where payment amount differs from quarter to quarter to accommodate anticipated seasonal expenses of the buyers during school opening and year-end seasons.

There are negatives too. Payment plans are expensive at the end of contract period as the loading of interest factor jacks up the cost. Buyers would lose out on the price side as worn-out apartments would fetch much less in comparison to newly built ones.

Most real estate developers shun payment plans because these dampen the value of property that is sold for one-off cash payment. It also conveys the impression that the developer is financially weak and tries to un-load excess units. Third and most damaging aspect is that, the payment plan instead of stabilizing realty market places it in unstable zone.

 
Cheers!

 
Muthu Ashraff Rajulu
Business Strategist
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