Sell Your Property Across Dubai, Sharjah and Ajman

Get a realistic, market-based valuation and a marketing plan built around qualified buyers, not just listing volume.

WHY SELL WITH AABAN

A Marketing-First Approach to Selling

Realistic Pricing

A valuation based on recent comparable sales in your building or community, not an inflated figure to win the listing.

Qualified Buyer Network

Your listing reaches buyers and investors already active in your property's price range and area.

Professional Marketing

Photography, listing copy and distribution across major property portals and our own channels.

Negotiation Support

We handle offer negotiation and paperwork through to the land department transfer or developer handover.

HOW IT WORKS

The Selling Process With Aaban

1

Valuation

We assess your property against recent comparable sales and current demand.

2

Listing and Marketing

Professional photos, listing copy and distribution to qualified buyers.

3

Offers and Negotiation

We present and negotiate offers on your behalf, keeping you informed at each step.

4

Transfer and Closing

We coordinate the land department transfer through to funds received.

REQUEST A VALUATION

Get a Free, No Obligation Property Valuation

Tell us about your property and an advisor will follow up with a realistic price estimate based on current market activity in your area.

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COMMON QUESTIONS

Frequently Asked Questions About Selling

We compare your property against recent sales of similar units in your building or community, adjusted for size, condition, floor and view, then benchmark against current listings competing for the same buyers.

This varies by area, price point and market conditions. Realistically priced properties in active communities typically attract offers faster than properties priced above the current market.

Sellers typically pay an agency commission and, if applicable, a mortgage clearance fee to the bank. The land department transfer fee is usually paid by the buyer, though this can vary by agreement.

In many cases yes, through an assignment sale, subject to the developer’s no-objection certificate and any conditions in your original sale and purchase agreement.