Editorial policy

Where the facts come from

Projects. The 1,116 projects are imported from the database of dev.homes.me, the team's own platform, whose records come from developers' published material. Each project's price is the developer's starting price, with its payment plan, handover date, unit types, sizes and location. The catalog was last imported on Nov 1, 2026; it is not refreshed on a schedule, so the import date is shown on every project page.
Corrections from the developer. Where a developer's own brochure, price list or site says something the platform does not, we set that project's facts from the developer's material and name it on the page (Meraas's Phase 12 material for Nad Al Sheba Gardens Phase 12, for example). A figure only a broker publishes is said to be the broker's, and a figure nobody publishes is left blank.
What homes sold and rent for. For Dubai, past sale prices, rents and rental yields come from the Dubai Land Department's registered sales and Ejari rent contracts (its open data), worked out each night as medians over the last 12 months, with the deals behind them shown. A median of fewer than five deals is left out. Abu Dhabi and Ras Al Khaimah have no such figures here yet.
Rules and fees. Registration fees, ownership rules and visa thresholds link to the law, the authority or the source that states them. Where sources disagree (Ras Al Khaimah's registration fee, how off-plan purchases count for the Golden Visa), the page says to confirm and names who with, never a guess.
Images. Project images and floor plans are the developers' own, credited to them; most are artist's impressions.

How pages are made

Project, community and developer pages are worked from those facts, not copied. Since Nov 8, 2026 a project page no longer carries the description the platform and other sites publish; its "How it compares" and its questions are written by the site's code from the catalog and the land department's figures for that project alone: where its price sits in its community, what its plan asks before handover, how its handover compares, what else its developer builds. Nothing on them is invented, and they promise no return, yield or availability.
The guides, blog and glossary are written by Claude, Anthropic's AI, working for the company, from the sources each one cites; every figure or rule links to where it is stated, to a law or a government page wherever one exists. Emigeo Homes Real Estate LLC is their author. A named editor, George Vanous, sets the rules they follow and decides what the site publishes; his name is on each post and glossary term as editor.
The AI advisor and Homes AI answer on their own. They answer from the catalog, the land department's figures and the site's own pages, and no person reads an answer before you do. They can be wrong; ask us to confirm anything that matters.

How a person checks a page

The company's editors work from a check queue in Homes.me's Studio, which puts first the pages Google shows and people read. A check means the editor has gone through the page for:

Facts against sources. Every price, plan, date, size and rule on the page is what the developer, the land department or the law it links says. Fix or cut anything they do not say.
Figures linked where stated. A figure or rule points at where it is stated: the developer's listing, the Dubai Land Department's records, a law or a government page. Where sources disagree the page says confirm, never a guess.
Nothing stale. A handover date that has passed, a launch that has happened, a price that moved: the page says so, or the record is updated through the platform or an override.
The opening answers the search. The first lines answer what someone searching for this page wants to know, in plain words, with no filler.
Nothing repeated or invented. Nothing on the page repeats another page or another site word for word, and nothing promises a return, a yield or availability.

A checked page says so at its end: "Checked by name on date", the name linking to the editor's profile, and it tells search engines the same in its structured data (the page's lastReviewed date and reviewedBy person). The check is recorded against the exact words the editor read. If the page changes afterwards, it says "the page has changed since" and comes back up in the queue. Only a person signed in as an editor can record a check; no software does it. A page without the line has not been checked yet.

What a page's date means

A page's date is the day its facts last changed. A project page shows the day the catalog was imported and the day that project's record last changed; the sitemap gives each page the same day. A community or developer page takes the date of its newest project. A post is dated the day it was published, a glossary term the day it was last revised, and this page and the other hand-written pages the day their words last changed. Nothing is redated to look fresh, and a page with no honest date carries none.

Corrections

If you find a mistake, a price that has moved or a date that has passed, write to info@homes.me or message us on WhatsApp at +971 58 592 3565 with the page's address. We check it against the developer's or the authority's own material and correct the page. A correction to a project's facts is made in the catalog or as a sourced correction from the developer, so it holds through the next import.

Not investment advice

Homes.me describes projects, fees and past figures. Nothing on it, including what the AI advisor or Homes AI says, is financial, investment, legal or tax advice, and past sale prices and rents do not predict future ones. Prices and availability change; an advisor confirms the price and the unit in writing before you pay anything. The terms of use say the same in full.

Who stands behind it

Homes.me is published by Emigeo Homes Real Estate LLC, C1703 Ontario Tower, Business Bay, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Broker: Emir Dulovic, RERA BRN 95228. More about the company is on About Homes.me, and about its editors on Editors.

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