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Yes, RERA has the legal authority to outsource or delegate any of its inspection and auditing duties to natural or legal persons. The Director General approves the conditions and rules for…
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The demographics of Dubai are changing from a transient investor driven market to one where people are staying for the long term. Data shows that the population has crossed 4 million and is…
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The specific rules and procedures regarding purchaser breach and completion-based retention do not apply to land sale agreements that do not involve an Off-plan Sale. These transactions con…
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Law No. (4) of 2019 establishes the administrative flexibility of the Real Estate Regulatory Agency. While the primary head office of RERA is required to be located within the Emirate, the…
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A natural person who has been struck off the Roll of valuers may be reinstated by the Director General under specific conditions. To qualify for reinstatement, the individual must satisfy a…
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Article (8) allows a Developer to designate certain areas for private, commercial, or investment use on the Master Plan. However, this designation is subject to the approval of the DLD and…
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The Owners Committee is responsible for submitting proposals to the Management Entity regarding the method of use for Common Parts. If they believe the Building Management Regulation needs…
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Yes, the Permanent Brokerage Committee has the authority to consult with Competent Entities to limit the number of brokers based on market needs. They can also classify brokers according to…
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If a property is demolished and reconstructed, the original tenant has the right of first refusal to move back into the unit. To exercise this right, the tenant must notify the landlord of…
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If a Master Developer makes variations to a project site that change its boundaries and area, this is legally recognized as a factor beyond the Sub-developer's control. If such changes affe…
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According to Article (15), a co-owner wishing to exercise their pre-emption right must notify the seller within thirty (30) days of receiving notice via a notary public. Once the intention…
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A Musataha contract, which grants the right to use and develop another person's land, has a specific registration fee based on the contract's value. The fee is one percent (1%) of the total…
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