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What am I buying?

Summary

You're buying real shares in a real company that owns a real property. Not a token, not a fund unit, not a vague promise. Something you can look up yourself on a public government register.


What is an SPV?

SPV stands for Special Purpose Vehicle. It's a legal company created for one purpose: to own one property.

  • Registered in the DIFC (Dubai International Financial Centre)

  • One SPV per property. Clean and simple.

  • Debt-free. No mortgages or secured borrowing without DFSA approval and full disclosure to investors.

  • Your shares are registered on the DIFC Public Register


What You Actually Own

You own shares in the SPV. Here's what that means in practice:

What

Details

Shares

Legal ownership units in the SPV

Proportion

Your investment ÷ total property cost

Rights

Rental income, appreciation, voting during governance

Documents

Share certificate, title deed access

Example:

  • Property cost: AED 100,000

  • Your investment: AED 1,000

  • Your ownership: 1% of the SPV

  • Your share of rent: 1% of net rental income


Why This Structure?

Most platforms pool your money into a fund. You own a unit in something that owns something. With Arvo, the chain is short and verifiable at every step.

Protection

How It Works

Separation

Your investment is legally separate from Arvo's business

Transparency

You can verify your ownership yourself on the DIFC Public Register

Simplicity

One property, one SPV, clear ownership

Debt-Free

No bank can claim the property. Your ownership is clean.

Regulation

This structure is legal, approved and regulated by the Dubai Financial Services Authority, within the DIFC


Verify It Yourself

Don't just take our word for it. Check your ownership, after a property has been purchased:

  • DIFC Public Register: confirm your name as shareholder

  • Dubai Land Department: verify the property title deed

Access the website above and search for the SPV name shown on your Share Certificate.


All investments carry risk. Real estate price can increase and decrease in value. Past performance is not a guarantee of future returns. Arvo is regulated by the DFSA.

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