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UAE Mortgage Calculator

Plan your property purchase with confidence. Calculate monthly payments, total interest, and amortization schedule for any property in the UAE.

Real-time calculations

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Loan Details

Adjust the values to match your property

Property Price (AED)

Down Payment

%

Loan Term (Years)

Interest Rate

% / year

Average UAE mortgage rate: 4-5% per year

Additional Monthly Costs

Property Tax

Insurance

HOA Fees

Your Monthly Payment

AED 8,893

Principal & Interest: AED 8,893

Payment Breakdown

Total

AED 2,668K

Principal

60.0%

Interest

40.0%

Loan Amount

AED 1,600K

Down Payment

AED 400K

Total Interest

AED 1,068K

Total Payment

AED 2.67M

Principal & Interest

100.0%

AED 8,893

Property Tax

0.0%

AED 0

Home Insurance

0.0%

AED 0

HOA / Maintenance

0.0%

AED 0

Total Monthly Cost

AED 8,893

Year-by-Year Amortization

See how your payments reduce the loan over time

Year
Breakdown
Principal
Balance

Year 1

35K

1565K

Year 2

37K

1527K

Year 3

39K

1489K

Year 4

41K

1448K

Year 5

42K

1406K

Buy vs Rent Comparison

Is buying actually cheaper than renting?

Monthly Rent (AED)

Time Horizon (Years)

Buy

Total paid in 10 years

AED 1,067K

Mortgage paymentsAED 1,067K
Estimated property valueAED 2,960K

Rent

BETTER

Total paid in 10 years

AED 907K

Rent paymentsAED 907K
Equity builtAED 0

Renting saves you money

Over 10 years, renting saves you AED 160K in cash outflow. But buying builds equity.

Expert Mortgage Tips

Make smarter decisions with these insights

Save 20% Down Payment

Most UAE banks require minimum 20% for expats and 15% for UAE nationals. Higher down payments mean lower monthly costs.

Get Pre-Approved First

A mortgage pre-approval strengthens your offer and helps you shop within your real budget. It's free from most UAE banks.

Consider Loan Term

Shorter terms save on interest but have higher monthly payments. 20-25 years is typical for UAE mortgages.

Factor in Hidden Costs

Remember DLD fees (4%), agency fees (2%), and valuation costs. Budget an extra 6-7% on top of the property price.