Senior Realtor – Relocate to Dubai

• Bring your track record to Dubai — a senior desk, tax-free commission, no ceiling
• Two years or more of property sales, or another high-value sale, required
• Commission only, tax free — our top earner made US $2.4 million+ last year

The job: run your own book. Win the listing, find the buyer, hold the negotiation, and take the deal to transfer at the Dubai Land Department — with the leads, marketing and CRM of a 200-person brokerage behind you.

In 2013 I was a fresh graduate in Barcelona hearing nothing back from anyone. My father — twenty years an Emirates pilot, newly retired — was buying an apartment in Dubai. He asked the brokerage a favour: would they interview his son?

They did. I flew out, started from nothing, and never went back. Twelve years on, McCone Properties is one of Dubai's leading brokerages, a team of 200+ people from all over the world.

A few years in, my mother Johanna joined us. Her CV: twenty-five years raising the five of us. No real estate, no sales. She became one of our best agents.

My point is not that experience does not matter here — it does. It is that we back people set on becoming very successful, and we have seen it happen from every starting line.

Commission only means what it says: there is no salary. Some agents get to a stable income within their first couple of months; for others it takes longer. That is why we recommend roughly six months of savings — runway to learn the market and build a proper pipeline. Beyond that there is no ceiling: commission is 50-70%, paid daily. The US $2.4M in the opener is our best earner, not our average.

He is real, though.

• A two-week training academy — pass it and we get you RERA licensed
• Leads, marketing and an in-house CRM built for closing
• Mentors with 15+ years in Dubai property

• Ready to relocate to Dubai within 1 to 3 months
• A proven closing record — property, or another high-ticket sale
• The discipline to run your own business, because that is what this is

You already do this job, somewhere it is taxed.

— Sam McCone, Managing Director