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Investment
The DLD operates several specialised programmes to boost market health, including Taskeen, Tayseer, and Tanmia. These initiatives are designed to encourage investment, provide financial fac…
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Article (12) states that the area of a sold unit is generally deemed correct, and developers cannot charge for excess area found after handover. However, if there is a shortage in the area,…
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For the purpose of calculating Fees, the DLD has the authority to verify the actual value of a property. If it is established that the value stated in a disposition contract is less than th…
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It is strictly prohibited to dispose of, alter, or shut down Common Facilities in a way that restricts their use by owners without prior DLD approval. The DLD ensures that shared amenities…
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When applying to open an Escrow Account, a developer must submit several critical documents to the DLD. These include the commercial licence, a membership certificate from the Dubai Chamber…
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The RDSC holds exclusive jurisdiction over rental disputes for property situated throughout the Emirate, which explicitly includes free zones. However, there is a key exception: if a specif…
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Tenants are generally expected to pay the Rent on the specific dates mutually agreed upon in the contract. However, if the contract is silent on payment dates or they cannot be verified, th…
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When RERA decides to cancel a project, it must appoint a certified auditor to verify the project�s financial standing and the amounts deposited in the Escrow Account. The law explicitly sta…
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According to Article (32), an owner who defaults on their Service Charges must bear the financial consequences of the legal process. This includes paying all court fees and costs incurred d…
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A Management Company is a sole proprietorship or company recognized by RERA that specializes in managing common areas. These companies are hired to handle the management, operation, mainten…
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The law is very clear regarding excess area in completed units: if a unit is found to be larger than the area stated in the contract after handover, the developer may not claim any payment…
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It involves ""cuddling"" the client with deep educational value and market insights before ""slapping"" them with the harsh reality of price jumps (0.88% monthly) and the high cost of indec…
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