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Damac properties generally enjoy high liquidity in the secondary market due to the brand's strong recognition and marketing reach. Master communities like Damac Hills have seen robust resal…
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It is built on the site where Sheikh Rashid historically managed Dubai�s pearl trading; Emaar is now transforming it into a luxury marina for the world's elite.
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A Landlord may seek eviction upon the expiry of the Lease Contract if government entities mandate the property's demolition and reconstruction. This must be done in accordance with the urba…
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While Article (14) establishes a pre-emption right for co-owners to purchase a departing owner's share, Article (15) provides specific exemptions. This right is not established if the share…
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For business premises, a tenant can be evicted if the property is left unoccupied without a valid reason for thirty (30) consecutive days. Alternatively, eviction is permitted if the premis…
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Law No. (6) of 2019 specifies that equipment and systems for main utilities serve more than one unit and are thus Common Parts. This includes electricity generators, lighting systems, and h…
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Unless the parties agree otherwise in their contract, the Rent is considered all-inclusive of the property's standard facilities. This legally covers the use of shared amenities such as swi…
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A Subtenant is a person entitled to use a property, or part of it, through a lease contract with the original Tenant. For a subtenancy to be legal, the landlord must provide written consent…
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A Master Plan is a set of design and engineering drawings for a Master Project prepared by the Master Developer. These plans must be approved by both the DLD and the Competent Authority to…
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Article (20) prohibits a broker from holding themselves out as a party to the contract they are brokering. An exception exists only if they are expressly authorised by the contracting parti…
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As part of the Escrow Account opening process, a developer must submit a template of the sale contract intended for use with purchasers. This contract must be reviewed and approved by the D…
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A Master Developer or Sub-developer is strictly prohibited from charging any fees for the sale, resale, or any other legal disposition of off-plan Real Property Units. The only exception al…
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