Conducting Real Property brokerage activity in the Emirate without a valid license from RERA is a major violation. Any person found practicing without being registered faces an administrative fine of AED 50,000. This same fine applies to brokers who…
Conducting Real Property brokerage activity in the Emirate without a valid license from RERA is a major violation. Any person found practicing without being registered faces an administrative fine of AED 50,000. This same fine applies to brokers who undertake transactions for projects that are not registered with RERA. These penalties protect the public from unlicensed agents and ensure that all market participants operate within the legal and regulatory framework of Dubai.
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