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Frequently Asked Questions
We offer a range of services designed to meet your needs, from consulting to implementation, ensuring you achieve your goals efficiently.
Payment plan structures vary across developments, with all installments aligned to project completion milestones. We offer two types of payment plans: one involving partial payments during construction with the balance due upon handover for select projects, and another featuring post-handover payment options. All payment plans are structured in line with current market conditions. The detailed payment plan is outlined in the Sales & Purchase Agreement.
When purchasing a property from a developer, buyers are required to pay, in addition to the property value, the Dubai Land Department (DLD) unit registration fees and applicable administrative charges. If the purchase is financed through a mortgage, the buyer must also bear the DLD mortgage registration fees along with related administrative costs.
Aurora works closely with several financial institutions and can support prospective mortgage buyers by facilitating introductions to the banks and lending partners we collaborate with.
Yes, viewings can be arranged with our team for under-construction projects once on-site construction works are fully completed.
Our units are delivered with high-quality finishes, featuring efficient layouts and contemporary design elements. While the overall standard remains consistent across our developments, specific materials, fixtures, and design details may vary depending on the project.
Amenities vary by project but typically include a selection of lifestyle and community-focused facilities such as fitness centers, swimming pools, landscaped outdoor areas, and dedicated communal spaces designed to enhance residents’ comfort and well-being.
To lease a property, tenants are required to provide valid identification along with the standard documentation mandated under RERA regulations. This typically includes an Emirates ID or passport copy, visa details, rental payment cheques, and any additional documents needed to complete the tenancy contract and registration process.
Lease agreements are generally structured on an annual basis, with renewal available upon mutual agreement and in accordance with RERA regulations.
Once the project reaches completion, buyers are formally notified to finalize any outstanding payments. A structured handover procedure then follows, which includes a detailed inspection of the unit to verify that all works meet the required quality standards. Upon successful completion of this inspection and fulfillment of all contractual obligations, the property is officially handed over to the buyer.
Yes. All developments are handed over with a one-year Defect Liability Period (DLP) in accordance with RERA regulations. During this period, any construction-related defects identified by the owner are addressed and rectified by the developer to ensure the property meets the required quality standards.
Yes. Service charges apply for the maintenance, operation, and upkeep of common areas and shared facilities. These charges are determined in accordance with the requirements of each development and are paid directly to the Building Owners Association, which is responsible for managing and maintaining the property’s common elements.
Yes. Property owners in the UAE are permitted to lease their units after purchase, provided they comply with all applicable laws, RERA regulations, and community guidelines. Owners may lease their properties directly or through an authorized property management company, and all tenancy contracts must be registered through the Ejari system.
Yes. International buyers are eligible to purchase property in the UAE within designated freehold areas, where full ownership is permitted for non-UAE nationals. Eligibility and ownership rights depend on the project’s location and the regulations set by the respective emirate. In freehold zones, international buyers can own, sell, lease, or bequeath their property without restriction.
Post-handover support is managed through a structured process designed to ensure a smooth transition for owners. All units are delivered with a one-year Defect Liability Period (DLP), during which any construction-related issues are addressed by the developer. Aurora’s dedicated site and customer care teams oversee maintenance coordination, snag rectification, and overall asset performance throughout this period. In addition, ongoing building operations and common-area matters are supported by the Building Owners Association, which manages the property’s shared facilities and ensures compliance with community standards.
