We hire slowly.
We keep people
for a long time.
Most real estate firms hire fast and churn fast. We don't. Every person at M&M was a deliberate choice. If you're reading this, we'd rather you understand the model before you apply.
deals closed. We measure them by
clients who came back.”
The standard real estate model in Dubai is built around volume. More listings, more calls, more closings, more commission. The incentive is the transaction. The client is a means to an end.
M&M was built on a different premise. Our advisors are evaluated on client retention. On how many clients come back for a second investment, not how many deals they close in a quarter. That single metric changes everything about how the job works.
It means advisors have to give honest advice even when it costs them a commission. It means they have to stay involved after the close. It means the relationship matters more than the transaction. If that sounds obvious, it isn't. It runs directly against how the rest of this industry operates.
We are a boutique firm. We will never be a large firm by design. Every person we add must make the advisory quality better, not just the headcount larger. That's why we hire slowly and why we're explicit about what we're looking for.
This job is not
for most people
in real estate.
We say this not to be dramatic but because it's true. The skills that make someone successful in a traditional Dubai agency can actually be a liability here. Here is what we look for, and what disqualifies candidates immediately.
What working at M&M actually looks like.
We don't offer the highest base salary in Dubai real estate. We offer something harder to find: a model where doing the right thing for the client is also the right thing for your career.
Who we're looking for now.
2 roles open as of June 2026. Both are senior. We don't hire juniors for client-facing roles.
Send us a
spontaneous application.
If you've read this far and think you belong here but don't see the right role listed, send us an email. We keep spontaneous applications on file and reach out when something opens that fits. We've hired this way before.
- A brief description of your background. Not a full CV, just the relevant parts
- The client situation where you gave advice that cost you a commission
- What languages you work in and which client markets you know
- What you think is wrong with the way most Dubai real estate firms operate
- One question you'd want answered before joining us
