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For introducing advisers

Your relationship, our reach in Dubai

You remain the adviser and keep the relationship, while our team in Dubai carries out the work on the ground. Your commission is agreed before the introduction is made.

When a client asks

The licensed part

A client’s interest in Dubai property is easier to serve with a partner already licensed and established there.

You keep the relationship, and we take the part that needs a licence: a RERA registration, an office in Dubai and a catalogue that covers the projects of 576 developers.

After the introduction

From introduction to handover

  1. 01
    You introduce

    A name, a budget and what your client is after. That is enough for you to hand across.

  2. 02
    We qualify

    You can sit in on the call where we confirm the brief with your client, or leave it to us. Either way, you hear exactly what we heard.

  3. 03
    We execute

    Selection, viewings, reservation, the Land Department and the handover happen without your having to run any of it, and you are copied at every stage.

  4. 04
    You are paid

    Your share of the commission is paid on completion, at the percentage agreed with you before the introduction.

Types of partner

Practices like yours

Brokerages abroad

Your agency’s clients buy internationally, and you want a Dubai desk without opening one yourself.

Independent brokers

You have your own client base, and it keeps asking about the Gulf.

Investment advisers

You place client capital and need the property side executed and documented properly, without doing it yourself.

Introducers

You have a network and no licence, and you want the introduction handled well and the payment set out on paper.

Agreed before the introduction

Terms agreed in advance

The whole catalogue

You work from the same 2,367 projects we do, each with its payment plan and handover date already set out.

Client ownership retained

Your relationship with the client remains yours throughout; it is set out in the terms you are given before the introduction.

Written terms first

Your commission share is agreed in writing before the introduction, and set for the life of that introduction.

Visibility

You are copied on everything we send your client, keeping you informed of where things stand throughout.

Before the first introduction

Questions advisers ask

Do I need a UAE licence?

You introduce; the licensed brokerage that executes the transaction is us, and the regulated activity sits with us.

How is the commission split?

You receive a share of ours on completion, agreed in writing before the first introduction. The percentage depends on how much of the client work you carry.

When am I paid?

On completion of the transaction, once the commission has been received. You are told the expected timing at the point the deal is agreed.

Will you take my client?

The relationship remains yours throughout the introduction, and that is set out clearly in the terms you are given.

Can I be on the calls?

Yes, and most advisers are on the first one. It is usually the fastest way for everybody to hear the same brief at the same time.

Introduce a client

Tell us about your client base and what they ask about Dubai, and our team will set out the terms before anything moves.