How does the Dubai Escrow system provide a "Bulletproof Structure" for international buyers?

The full explanation

Dubai has learned from the 2008 global crisis and implemented a regulatory framework that is now ranked 28th globally for transparency. The cornerstone of this is the Escrow account system monitored by RERA and the Dubai Land Department. Developers are legally required to deposit 30% to 40% of the project value into a government-monitored account before they can even begin marketing. Furthermore, funds are only released to the developer in stages after the Municipality performs physical site inspections every three months to verify construction milestones. As a buyer, your money does not go directly to the developer's pocket; it goes into a protected vault that ensures the project is built. This structure makes Dubai one of the safest real estate environments in the world for non-resident investors who cannot be on-site [source-content, 303, 560].