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Live event: Invest in Dubai or buy in the Netherlands

May 14, 2025
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Struggling to find the right home in the Netherlands or thinking of investing abroad instead? The family-run Dutch Real Estate Company (DREC) has been helping internationals in the Netherlands with their entire housing journey—from finding forever homes or investment properties to renovations and mortgage advice—for over a decade.

Recently, DREC has been expanding its property reach into lucrative foreign markets for clients who are looking to invest but squeamish about committing to a tight Dutch housing market.

“Clients are selling properties and investing abroad due to difficulty in finding properties that comply with the new rules and regulations for renting,” says DREC’s founder and CEO, Indra Manniesing.

“It’s crucial to act before tax implications arise. With new regulations, investing outside the Netherlands is appealing, and we can assist with that, providing the same full-service experience as clients are used to when working with us.”

Specifically, DREC has its sights on Dubai, where it’s been increasingly selling investment properties to inhabitants of the Lowlands.

Safe and steady

“There are so many benefits for internationals in Dubai,” says Indra. “There’s no capital gains or annual property tax, it’s easy to register and not hard to get a green card. Dubai’s expansion is steady, and it’s one of the safest places in the world.”

A recent report by Berkshire Hathaway Travel Protection (BHTP) ranked Dubai as the globe’s sixth safest city to visit. Add to that a current rate of return of at least 10% on your investment. Dubai has become extremely appealing for international investors.

“And that is a conservative estimate, it is usually higher,” says Indra. “The return on investment is definitely higher in Dubai than in Europe.”

Of course, if buying a property in the Netherlands is still your main priority, the DREC experts are also  on hand to help. “Our agents provide comprehensive support, from property search to key delivery,” says Indra. “We remain dedicated to assisting our clients well beyond the completion of the sale.”

Whether you are looking to buy in the Netherlands or if you are interested in exploring luxury real estate opportunities in Dubai, join DREC’s specialists for in-person event that brings it all together — real estate, financial solutions, and global opportunities tailored for buyers and investors at the NHOW Hotel Amsterdam RAI. The event takes place on Friday 24 May from 11 am to 3 pm.

Reserve your spot now!

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