Real Estate Broker ( Russian, Spanish, French, German, Czech)

Tanami Properties is a leading Dubai‑based real estate brokerage operating since 2015. We specialize in off‑plan and secondary property sales, investment advisory, and holiday homes, serving a diverse portfolio of local and international clients.

Role Overview

Property and Investment Consultant (European). The role involves connecting clients with upcoming projects, guiding investors and end‑users through off‑plan purchases, and maximizing sales opportunities in Dubai’s fast‑growing property market.

Key Responsibilities Develop and maintain strong relationships with investors, end‑users, and developer sales teams. Advise clients on project details, payment plans, ROI, and market trends. Conduct property presentations, attend project launches, and represent the company at real estate events. Generate and manage leads through marketing campaigns, referrals, and networking. Achieve and exceed monthly and quarterly sales targets. Benefits & Support Daily fresh leads, personalized marketing campaigns, kiosk, roadshows, and personal branding support. Competitive commission structure with bonus/rewards for top performers. Company‑sponsored visa, Emirates ID, medical insurance, and RERA license. Access to CRM, Geniemap, Property Monitor, Property Finder, Bayut, Dubizzle, and marketing support including videography and photography. Professional training, internal trainer sessions, and developer briefing. Career growth and progression opportunities. Prime office location in Dubai Marina – 3405 Marina Plaza Tower, Al Marsa St., Dubai Marina, United Arab Emirates. Qualifications Proven sales experience in Dubai, luxury market preferred. Strong self‑generation of business and ability to close deals. Investment mindset and market understanding. Professional, ambitious, and performance‑driven attitude. Language proficiency: English mandatory; Turkish, Russian, German, Spanish, Italian, French, Romanian, Polish, Norwegian preferred. #J-18808-Ljbffr
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