Discussing the Non Negotiable Necessities while Buying a Property in Dubai

1. Discussing the Non-Negotiable Necessities While Buying a Property in Dubai While looking for a new home people primarily focus on the space, the amenities and the neighborhood. However, there are subtler aspects that you consider important but take for granted. These are non- negotiable necessities and so it rarely becomes a topic of conversation between you and your property broker. Some of these aspects are in fact a matter of life and death and should be taken seriously, others are a matter of critical comfort. Fire Safety is one such aspect. As newer residential buildings tend to be high rises there is an added risk as far as fire safety is concerned. Evacuation in the unfortunate event of a fire is particularly challenging in such buildings. Something as simple as a forgotten hair straightener is all it takes to spark a catastrophe demanding immediate fire-fighting. Residential houses can also be victims to the same unfortunate circumstances. Properties that comply with local fire safety regulations are definitely in a better position to avoid such situations that would demand fire-fighting. The Dubai Civil Defense sets the Fire Safety Code in the UAE. Ensure you ask your broker that your property complies with the regulation put forward by them. Water heating is another overlooked aspect. This is often easily neglected in the UAE as the prolonged summer ensures hot water running from our taps. But as the temperature drops you will soon notice

2. your relaxing hot shower become cold with winter setting in at the year’s end. While they can spike your electricity bill, water heaters an absolute necessity that cannot be done away with. While looking for residential properties do ensure that you discuss your concerns with your property specialist regarding these subtler requirements. Masterkey properties brokers are very thorough and pay attention to these finer details that you might have overlooked. In the end of the day, a home is your sanctuary and your brokers should be able to reassure you regarding these non-negotiable aspects even before you bring it up.