I actually bought my place in Dubai…
I actually bought my place in Dubai with no agent and no commission, the process was simple and fast.
August 14, 2025
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Company details
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Proffer.ae is a digital real estate platform in Dubai and the UAE that connects property owners and buyers directly, removing intermediaries and making the process fast and transparent.
Contact info
Churchill Towers, Business Bay, Dubai Emirate, office 104, Dubai, U.A.E.
- +971 45590300
- info@proffer.ae
- proffer.ae
I had doubts about working with them…
I had doubts about working with them because I couldn't travel to Dubai, and a POA was needed for a completely online real estate deal. But everything turned out great. The assistant helped me with every step of the process.
August 12, 2025
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