We help you safely purchase real estate and relocate businesses in the countries of the Middle East region
The Middle East:a world leader in the
real estate market
UAE
Saudi Arabia
Qatar
Bahrain
Oman
marry lane middle east
A separate area of the Marry Lane real estate agency — a company with many years of experience in the premium segment.Our task is to be a reliable guide to the Middle East real estate market, making it understandable, transparent and profitable for our clients
— Dubai is recording record sales growth of 25% year-on-year
— Saudi Arabia and Qatar show transaction growth rates of 13%
— Quieter markets such as Bahrain and Oman are showing steady long-term growth with a CAGR of 6–7%
The region's market is developing steadily and remains. attractive for long-term preservation and increase of capital
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Favorable conditions and high profitability
— The return on investment reaches 5–9% per annum.
— Opportunity to obtain a Golden Visa for a period of 10 years
— Low or complete absence of tax on personal income, stable foreign exchange policy and a reliable banking system.
In combination with the growing demand for quality properties, this creates a comfortable and safe. environment for investing, living and doing business
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Large investments in infrastructure
The governments of the countries in the region are actively investing in infrastructure and development.
— In Saudi Arabia, megaprojects are being implemented, including NEOM, the construction of new airports, which supports market growth at the level of 6% per year until 2033
— In the emirate of Ras Al Khaimah, it is planned to introduce. 14 thousand. new residential units
Large-scale government programs, infrastructure and the influx of international investment ensure the sustainable development of the region and its attractiveness for private investors
Why this region?
Why this region?
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Rapid growth of the real estate market
— Dubai is recording record sales growth of 25% year-on-year
— Saudi Arabia and Qatar show transaction growth rates of 13%
— Quieter markets such as Bahrain and Oman are showing steady long-term growth with a CAGR of 6–7%
The region„s market is developing steadily and remains. attractive for long-term preservation and increase of capital
02
Favorable conditions and high profitability
— The return on investment reaches 5–9% per annum.
— Opportunity to obtain a Golden Visa for a period of 10 years
— Low or complete absence of tax on personal income, stable foreign exchange policy and a reliable banking system.
In combination with the growing demand for quality properties, this creates a comfortable and safe. environment for investing, living and doing business
03
Large investments in infrastructure
The governments of the countries in the region are actively investing in infrastructure and development.
— In Saudi Arabia, megaprojects are being implemented, including NEOM, the construction of new airports, which supports market growth at the level of 6% per year until 2033
— In the emirate of Ras Al Khaimah, it is planned to introduce. 14 thousand. new residential units
Large-scale government programs, infrastructure and the influx of international investment ensure the sustainable development of the region and its attractiveness for private investors
Doha, Qatar
Compact but vibrant city. Along the bay there are modern business centers, and a little further away there are traditional markets and restaurants.. Home to the Qatar National Museum and areas like Msheireb Downtown, where future architecture meets traditional style.
Each country has Its own history
One of the richest and most stable countries in the region. The state invests in infrastructure, education, culture. Everything here looks restrained and thoughtful
Qatar
UAE
Saudi Arabia
Bahrain
Oman
Each country has Its own history
A country where, in just one generation, cities with infrastructure on par with the world’s leading megacities have risen from the desert. Everything here is designed for comfortable living and working — transport, healthcare, services, and safety.
Qatar
UAE
Saudi Arabia
Bahrain
Oman
Dubai
A city built on energy and speed. Districts like Business Bay and Dubai Marina never sleep, day or night. This is where the tallest towers rise, international companies establish their headquarters, and cultural landmarks like the Museum of the Future emerge.
Abu Dhabi
A capital with a different rhythm — calm, confident, with a strong focus on culture and education. On Saadiyat Island, a world-class cultural district is taking shape, home to the Louvre Abu Dhabi, Guggenheim Abu Dhabi, and the Zayed National Museum
Ras Al Khaimah
Still in the shadow of the larger emirates, but developing rapidly. Seafront residential complexes, new hotels, and tourist infrastructure are being built here. The emirate is becoming an affordable alternative to Dubai — with the same level of quality at lower prices.
Each country has Its own history
The most ambitious market in the region. In just a few years, the country has transformed — opening its borders, simplifying visa procedures, and launching dozens of world-class projects.
Qatar
UAE
Saudi Arabia
Bahrain
Oman
Riyadh
A vast city being built with a clear focus on the future. The new King Abdullah Financial District, an expanding transport network, and emerging cultural clusters — everything is growing simultaneously.
Each country has Its own history
An island nation with a European pace of life. There’s no rush here, but there is a strong sense of stability and balance. Bahrain is often chosen by families and entrepreneurs who value affordability and peace of mind.
Qatar
UAE
Saudi Arabia
Bahrain
Oman
Marassi
One of the most prominent new development projects in Bahrain. This waterfront district in the northeast of the island brings together residential complexes, retail galleries, restaurants, and promenade walkways. Marassi is becoming a symbol of a renewed Bahrain — calm, comfortable, and open to the world.
Manama
The capital and main business hub of the country. It hosts banks and offices of international companies. Creative spaces and public areas are also thriving in the city — for example, the Seef district, with its modern galleries, cafés, and waterfront boulevards
Each country has Its own history
Oman is favored by those who value nature and tranquility. There’s no race for records here, but there is fresh air, mountains, the sea, and a high quality of life. Muscat, the capital, combines modern homes with traditional architecture. Oman exudes balance — the country is developing without losing its essence.
Qatar
UAE
Saudi Arabia
Bahrain
Oman
Oman
Oman is chosen by those who value nature and tranquility. There’s no race for records here, but there is fresh air, mountains, the sea, and a high quality of life. Muscat, the capital, blends modern homes with traditional architecture. In Oman, there’s a sense of balance — the country is developing without losing its essence.
Each country has Its own history
Qatar
UAE
Saudi Arabia
Bahrain
Oman
Doha, Qatar
Compact but vibrant city. Along the bay there are modern business centers, and a little further away there are traditional markets and restaurants.. Home to the Qatar National Museum and areas like Msheireb Downtown, where future architecture meets traditional style.
One of the richest and most stable countries in the region. The state invests in infrastructure, education, culture. Everything here looks restrained and thoughtful
A country where, in just one generation, cities with infrastructure on par with the world’s leading megacities have risen from the desert. Everything here is designed for comfortable living and working — transport, healthcare, services, and safety.
Dubai
A city built on energy and speed. Districts like Business Bay and Dubai Marina never sleep, day or night. This is where the tallest towers rise, international companies establish their headquarters, and cultural landmarks like the Museum of the Future emerge.
Abu Dhabi
A capital with a different rhythm — calm, confident, with a strong focus on culture and education. On Saadiyat Island, a world-class cultural district is taking shape, home to the Louvre Abu Dhabi, Guggenheim Abu Dhabi, and the Zayed National Museum.
Ras Al Khaimah
Still in the shadow of the larger emirates, but developing rapidly. Seafront residential complexes, new hotels, and tourist infrastructure are being built here. The emirate is becoming an affordable alternative to Dubai — with the same level of quality at lower prices.
Riyadh
A vast city being built with a clear focus on the future. The new King Abdullah Financial District, an expanding transport network, and emerging cultural clusters — everything is growing simultaneously.
The most ambitious market in the region. In just a few years, the country has transformed — opening its borders, simplifying visa procedures, and launching dozens of world-class projects.
An island nation with a European pace of life. There’s no rush here, but there is a strong sense of stability and balance. Bahrain is often chosen by families and entrepreneurs who value affordability and peace of mind.
Manama
The capital and main business hub of the country. It hosts banks and offices of international companies. Creative spaces and public areas are also thriving in the city — for example, the Seef district, with its modern galleries, cafés, and waterfront boulevards.
Marassi
One of the most prominent new development projects in Bahrain. This waterfront district in the northeast of the island brings together residential complexes, retail galleries, restaurants, and promenade walkways. Marassi is becoming a symbol of a renewed Bahrain — calm, comfortable, and open to the world.
Oman
Oman is chosen by those who value nature and tranquility. There’s no race for records here, but there is fresh air, mountains, the sea, and a high quality of life. Muscat, the capital, blends modern homes with traditional architecture. In Oman, there’s a sense of balance — the country is developing without losing its essence.
Oman is favored by those who value nature and tranquility. There’s no race for records here, but there is fresh air, mountains, the sea, and a high quality of life. Muscat, the capital, combines modern homes with traditional architecture. Oman exudes balance — the country is developing without losing its essence.
Binghatti Skyblade
Residential skyscraper in the heart of Dubai — next to Burj Khalifa and Dubai Mall. The glass and chrome facades of the building reflect the city and the sky. The interiors are made in light colors, with marble, brass and panoramic windows. On the upper levels there is a swimming pool with views of Downtown and a fitness room Skyline Gym.
There is a spa area, lounges, terraces and a cafe on the first level. Most residences have private pools on their balconies. Layouts range from studios to three-bedroom apartments with views of Burj Khalifa and Dubai Canal. The project was created by the developer Binghatti, known for its collaborations with Bugatti and Mercedes-Benz
Residential skyscraper in the heart of Dubai — next to Burj Khalifa and Dubai Mall. The glass and chrome facades of the building reflect the city and the sky. The interiors are made in light colors, with marble, brass and panoramic windows. On the upper levels there is a swimming pool with views of Downtown and a fitness room Skyline Gym.
Elie Saab branded residences in the new SEDRA area in northern Riyadh. Modern villas in the spirit of Saudi architecture — stone, soft light, private courtyards. The interiors are designed in Elie Saab Maison style: marble, wood, light fabrics and champagne metal accents.
Each villa has a garden, terrace and spacious family areas. Layouts — with three and four bedrooms, ranging from 245 to 480 m². The project was created jointly by Dar Al Arkan, Roshn and Elie Saab Maison. Étoile — a quiet and sophisticated home in the rhythm of Riyadh
Elie Saab branded residences in the new SEDRA area in northern Riyadh. Modern villas in the spirit of Saudi architecture — stone, soft light, private courtyards. The interiors are designed in Elie Saab Maison style: marble, wood, light fabrics and champagne metal accents.
We work not for deals, but for long-term partnerships. It’s important for us not just to sell an object, but to build trust and show the client the whole logic of the market. Every client, partner, colleague is part of our ecosystem, where trust, innovative thinking and attention to detail are valued. This approach is the strength of Marry Lane Group
We select not just square meters, but a space that perfectly matches your expectations.We take into account not only the location and characteristics of the property, but also your lifestyle, style, comfort, as well as the investment perspective, so that your property grows in value
Professional rental property management
We will resolve all issues: from finding reliable tenants and monitoring payments to regular maintenance of the property and prompt response to any requests.You simply receive a stable income
Investment strategies that work
Accurate assessment, competent strategy, reliable buyers - we create conditions under which the transaction takes place quickly and on your terms.You receive the maximum benefit without unnecessary expectations and difficulties
Access to closed sales and exclusive conditions
Get first access to premium properties even before the official entry into the market.Our clients enjoy the benefits of first choice before the official start of sales, special prices, exclusive installment terms and favorable mortgage programs from leading developers and banks
FAQ
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How is the deal going?
Our team supports turnkey transactions:
we analyze the market and select objects according to your criteria;
we organize virtual and in-person viewings;
we advise on legal and tax aspects;
we help to prepare documents, including contracts and permits;
we support payment and registration of property rights;
provide post-sales support (assistance with setting up, finding a management company).
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What is the minimum budget for purchasing?
The budget depends on the country, type of property and location:
apartments in the UAE (Dubai) - from 200,000 USD;
villas in Saudi Arabia - from 500,000 USD;
commercial real estate in Qatar - from 300 . 000 USD.
Our experts will select options within your budget and calculate the total cost with taxes and fees.
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In which countries can you obtain a residence permit when purchasing real estate?
Residence permit is available in several countries of the Middle East:
UAE - Golden Visa program for investors;
Turkey - upon purchase from 400,000 USD;
Qatar - possibility of obtaining a resident visa;
Saudi Arabia - new programs for investors;
Bahrain - with significant investments.
Program conditions may change - our specialists will check the current requirements.
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What risks are there when purchasing?
Main risks:
legal (inconsistency of documents, problems with property rights);
currency (rate fluctuations);
market (price changes);
administrative (difficulties with obtaining visas).
We minimize risks: we check objects, advise on foreign exchange transactions, analyze the market and support the preparation of documents.
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How to assess the investment potential of an object?
To evaluate, we analyze:
location (proximity to business and tourist centers);
type of real estate and demand for it;
infrastructure of the area;
price dynamics over the last 3-5 years;
potential profitability (calculation of rent and payback).
We will provide a detailed analysis for each object.
For more than 12 years, Marry Lane has been helping to conduct profitable transactions real estate market. Our clients don't just buy square meters - they earn on their investments. We select real estate not only for life and business, but also with the prospect of increasing value.