In a post dated 26 February 2026 on our Instagram account, Lucretia looks back on its Paris stopover dedicated to real estate investment in Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
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In a post published on 26 February 2026 on our Instagram account @lucretia_immobilier, our firm looked back on its Paris stopover, held a few days earlier in the French capital. On the agenda: exclusive conferences, private meetings and conversations with investors keen to shape their acquisition strategy in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. A bridge between France and the United Arab Emirates, designed as the first step of an international wealth-building project.
@lucretia_immobilier · 26 February 2026
What if your future in the Emirates began with a meeting in Paris? A few days ago, Lucretia Immobilier stopped by the capital to meet you. To talk. To understand your ambitions. To build your investment strategies in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Exclusive conferences. Private meetings. High-value conversations. More than an event. A true bridge between France and the Emirates. Between meetings, we also filmed an exceptional private mansion… which we will unveil very soon. Thank you all for being there, and for the energy you brought to these conversations. Because it is these meetings that build the future. Paris inspires us. The Emirates await you. #LucretiaImmobilier #Paris #Dubai #AbuDhabi #InvestirADubai
Key takeaways
- In February 2026, Lucretia held a series of conferences and private meetings in Paris dedicated to investing in Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
- In Dubai, individuals pay no tax on rental income or on property capital gains.
- The United Arab Emirates Golden Visa, valid for 10 years, is available from AED 2 million invested in real estate (Dubai Land Department, verified September 2026).
- This visa requires neither a local sponsor nor a minimum length of stay to retain residency (Dubai Land Department, 2026).
- In Paris, Lucretia also filmed an exceptional private mansion, to be unveiled soon according to the post of 26 February 2026.
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Why a meeting in Paris to invest in the Emirates
A real estate project abroad is rarely decided behind a screen. That is the whole point of this Paris stopover: to meet investors, understand their ambitions and build a bespoke strategy with them, spanning France and the Emirates. The conferences focused on the Gulf's two flagship markets, Dubai and Abu Dhabi, while the private meetings offered the chance to examine each situation in detail.
Interest in real estate and in international diversification shows no sign of fading. Many of the investors present are looking to combine a wealth anchor in France with a yield-generating asset and residency in an attractive jurisdiction. Our role is to secure every step, from defining the strategy through to handover.
Dubai and Abu Dhabi: the framework that draws investors
What makes these markets distinctive comes down first to taxation. In Dubai, individuals pay no tax on rental income or on capital gains when reselling. Freehold ownership is open to foreign buyers in the designated zones, in both Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
On top of this comes long-term residency. The United Arab Emirates Golden Visa, valid for ten years, can be obtained from AED 2 million invested in a property (Dubai Land Department, verified September 2026). This visa stands out for its flexibility: no local sponsor and no minimum length of stay to keep it. For an investor, real estate thus becomes both an asset and a gateway to resident status.
What it changes for the investor
What we take away from this meeting is that a successful investment in the Emirates starts with an honest conversation about your goals: are you seeking rental yield, a capital gain on resale, residency via the Golden Visa, or all three at once? The answer shapes the choice of market, neighbourhood and property type. Dubai and Abu Dhabi appeal to different profiles, and within each city the dynamics vary greatly from one area to another.
The tax advantages — no tax on rent or on capital gains for individuals in Dubai — are real and verifiable. But they do not remove the need for rigorous analysis: developer quality, off-plan payment schedule, acquisition costs, resale liquidity. We promise no specific return, since it depends on the property, the timing and the management. What we do is document every assumption so that your decision rests on facts.
Finally, the taxation applicable in your country of residence remains decisive and deserves dedicated support. That is precisely what we build during these conversations, in Paris as on site: a strategy tailored to your situation, with our legal partners and our local presence in the Emirates. Exploring our markets is often the starting point of a broader wealth strategy.
Source: Original post on Instagram (@lucretia_immobilier) — 26 February 2026
About the author
Sofiane OULD
Founder & Chief Executive Officer
A visionary entrepreneur and recognized expert in Dubai's prestige real estate market, Sofiane began his career in Paris before joining major players in online real estate (SeLoger, MeilleursAgents, Airbnb). Based in Dubai since 2019, he quickly established himself as one of the city's top-performing brokers. Founder of Lucretia Immobilier, he now supports his clients with an approach combining integrity, innovation and excellence, thereby redefining the standards of luxury.
