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How to invest in the UAE Property market through Stake

Date 09 May 2025

Aya Abi Issa
Written by Aya Abi Issa
How to invest in the UAE Property market through Stake
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    Key takeaways

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    After funding closes, Stake sets up an SPV under DIFC, making each investor a legal shareholder in the property.

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    Title deeds and share certificates are issued within weeks, followed by monthly rental income paid directly to your Stake wallet.

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    The entire process, from listing to income, is transparent, with clear timelines provided for each step.

    Curious about what happens after you invest in a property through Stake? Here’s a simple breakdown of how the process works, step by step.

    1. Property is Listed

    Every investment starts with a property being listed on the Stake app or website. Each listing is open for funding, usually for 30 days, but popular properties can get fully funded much faster.

    2. Funds Are Raised

    As investors commit capital, the total amount needed to purchase the property is raised. Once fully funded, the opportunity is closed and moves into the final setup phase.

    3. SPV Is Created

    To legally structure your investment, a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) is created under the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC). All investors become shareholders in the SPV, which is listed as the legal owner of the property on the title deed.

    4. Ownership Documents Shared

    Once the deal is finalized, investors receive their title deed and share certificate, confirming their ownership in the property via the SPV. These documents are usually shared within a few weeks of funding closure.

    5. Rental Income Begins

    Once everything is set up, rental payments start flowing into your Stake wallet, based on the property's timeline. You can reinvest your earnings, hold them in your wallet, or withdraw anytime.

    Each property listing includes a timeline so you always know what to expect and when.