Grand Alliance Mortgage
Mortgage Brokers
Business Bay, Dubai
About
Services Offered
Key services Grand Alliance Mortgage provides for mortgage brokers clients in Dubai:
Areas of Dubai Covered
Grand Alliance Mortgage serves the following areas across Dubai:
Why Choose Grand Alliance Mortgage
- Publishes a specific equity-release ceiling — up to 75 per cent of the value of a Dubai home or land — where most brokers quote no figure.
- Lending scope runs past home loans into business finance: trade and working capital facilities, corporate accounts and construction finance.
- States that UAE nationals can borrow up to 70 years of age, an age ceiling few brokers publish.
- States the same adviser handles a case from start to finish, and advertises no cost to switch on a remortgage.
- Publishes no licence number, regulator or bank panel — worth asking which authority it is registered with before engaging.
How Grand Alliance Mortgage Works
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1
Pre-approval
Initial consultation and document collection to obtain indicative bank pre-approval.
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2
Property valuation
A bank-appointed valuer assesses the property once a purchase agreement is in place.
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3
Formal offer
The bank issues the final offer letter after underwriting; the advisor reviews terms with the client.
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4
Disbursal
Funds are released to complete the transfer at the Dubai Land Department.
Business Profile
Hours and pricing may change — confirm directly with the business before engaging.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which banks are on the panel?
The company does not disclose its lender panel on its site. Ask for the list before engaging, since the panel determines which offers you will actually see.
Does Grand Alliance handle non-resident mortgages?
Its site does not detail a non-resident programme. Non-resident buyers should confirm the current lender panel and eligibility directly.
Is advice free?
Grand Alliance advertises free, impartial advice, in line with the standard UAE model where the lender pays the broker on completion.
What are the loan-to-value limits for a Dubai mortgage?
As general regulatory guidance rather than any one broker's offer: CBUAE mortgage regulations allow UAE nationals a higher loan-to-value ratio, meaning a smaller down payment, than expatriate residents. Non-residents face the most conservative limits, and properties valued above AED 5 million attract tighter ratios again. Your actual ratio depends on the lender, your residency status and the property. A pre-approval will confirm it.
Who pays the mortgage broker?
In the standard UAE model the lender pays the broker a commission on completion, not the borrower. That is worth understanding, because it means the broker has an incentive to place your case with a bank that pays well. Ask which lenders are on the panel, and whether any charge the client a separate arrangement fee.
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