I’m Nada Demnati, a real estate advisor based in Dubai with a deep passion for helping people make smart, profitable real estate decisions. Originally from Morocco and raised in Canada, I bring a unique blend of cultures, business acumen, and a global perspective to every client interaction. I speak Arabic, French, and English fluently, which allows me to connect easily with local and international buyers and investors.
My journey started in Montreal, where I managed over 30 short-term rental units, built strong relationships with investors, and later took charge of six boutique hotels and luxury long-term rentals in downtown and Old Montreal. I handled everything from property operations and team training to contract negotiations.
This hands-on experience taught me how to identify valuable opportunities, optimize real estate performance, and create exceptional client experiences, skills that directly translate to helping investors and homeowners navigate the Dubai market.
I am your go-to expert in Dubai’s dynamic real estate market, offering a seamless blend of professionalism, local insight, and client-focused service. Whether you’re buying, selling, or investing, she provides smart, personalized solutions designed around your unique goals.
With years of experience in Dubai's property market, Nada has a deep understanding of local trends and opportunities. She approaches every transaction with precision and strategy, guiding you toward high-potential investments or finding your dream property with confidence and clarity.
Your time matters. Nada is available whenever you need her—day or night—to answer your questions, arrange viewings, or provide support, whether you’re based in Dubai or abroad. Responsiveness and flexibility are central to her approach.
Nada operates with integrity, discretion, and a deep commitment to delivering results. Every step of your real estate journey is handled with care, professionalism, and a strong sense of responsibility. With Nada, your project is in capable and trustworthy hands.
