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When a broker�s registration is revoked due to a breach of the Code of Ethics or a gross violation, the Director General issues a resolution stating the reasons. The broker is then formally…
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If two Real Property Units are joined together (amalgamated), and one of them is already encumbered by a mortgage (an ancillary real right), the right transfers to the whole new unit. This…
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The Owners Committee serves as the primary channel for receiving complaints and suggestions from owners and occupants regarding common parts. Once received, they must notify the Management…
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The DLD Legal Advisor serves as a permanent member of the Council that settles brokerage disputes. Their role is to ensure that the Council�s decisions are issued in accordance with the rul…
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The Dubai Real Estate Institute works in coordination with RERA to develop and implement informative and awareness-raising programmes. These programmes are designed to educate all parties i…
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A landlord can seek eviction upon lease expiry if they intend to demolish and reconstruct the property or add structures that prevent the tenant's use. To do this legally, the landlord must…
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Every Management Entity must secure insurance for the building to cover maintenance and reconstruction after events like fires. The insurance premiums are not paid separately by owners but…
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If a mortgaged property is totally destroyed or becomes defective, the mortgage is not extinguished. Instead, the Mortgage is transferred to any substitute property or insurance payout that…
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There is a clear trend showing a decrease in the percentage of new supply dedicated to villas and townhouses. In 2025 villas and townhouses are expected to make up 30 percent of deliveries…
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Subletting any part of a property is strictly forbidden unless the landlord provides written consent. If a tenant subleases to one or more parties without this permission, the landlord can…
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A tenant can be evicted if they use the property for a purpose other than that for which it was leased. This includes scenarios where a residential villa is used for commercial activities o…
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A multi-apartment or multi-storey building is generally treated as a single Real Property Unit for primary registration purposes. It is assigned one main Real Property folio in the register…
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