About

An engineer's discipline, applied to off‑plan investing.

Ramzi Yakoubi is a RERA-licensed real estate broker in Dubai with more than twelve years in the market and a bachelor's degree in civil engineering.

Portrait of Ramzi Yakoubi, Dubai real estate broker

Why investors work with me

Off-plan property asks you to commit money to something that does not exist yet. The brochure is finished; the building is not. My job is to close that gap with evidence: who is building it, where, to what standard, on what payment terms, and what your options are when the keys are handed over.

I trained as a civil engineer before I moved into real estate. That training shapes how I work. I read layouts, specifications and construction timelines critically. I treat payment plans as cash-flow schedules and compare projects on numbers before anything else.

Over twelve years in Dubai I have worked across many launches, payment plans and handovers with the city's major developers, including Emaar, Meraas, Nakheel, Dubai Properties, Sobha and Ellington. That experience tells me which questions to ask before you commit.

Who I advise

I work with national and international clients, typically investing AED 3 million and above: first-time off-plan buyers, experienced portfolio investors, Golden Visa seekers, end-users buying a future home, and high-net-worth individuals. See how I help each of them.

Credentials

  • Licence
    RERA-licensed real estate broker, Dubai Land Department · BRN 82302
  • Experience
    12+ years in Dubai real estate
  • Education
    Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering
  • Focus
    Off-plan residential investment in Dubai
  • Language
    English

How I work

Every project I put in front of a client has passed five questions about the developer, location, product, payment plan and exit. If a project cannot answer them well, it does not make the short list. Read the full approach.