Snagging at handover
Units are inspected against the developer’s specification before final acceptance, with defects logged and pursued through the developer’s snagging process rather than left for the owner to discover after moving in tenants.
Furnishing and tenant placement
For investors targeting rental yield rather than personal use, furnishing coordination and tenant placement are handled together, so the unit is income-generating as close to handover as possible.
Ongoing yield management
Rental performance is benchmarked against comparable units — the same building-specific data covered in the Dubai rental yield report — so pricing and renewals stay aligned with the market rather than set once and left static.
Frequently asked questions
What is snagging and why does it matter?
Snagging is the pre-handover inspection that catches construction defects while the developer is still contractually obligated to fix them. Skipping it means those costs land on the owner later.
Do you manage the property after handover, or just the initial leasing?
Both — initial tenant placement and ongoing yield/renewal management, so the investment doesn’t require day-to-day attention from an overseas owner.