Dubai Fines Developers Dh500,000 Each for Real Estate Law Violations

Okey Ikechukwu
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Dubai Fines Developers Dh500,000 Each for Real Estate Law Violations

Three developers in Dubai have been fined Dh500,000 each for promoting and marketing real estate projects without completing the mandatory registration procedures for off-plan projects.

The Dubai Land Department (DLD) did not disclose the developers’ names but stated that they had violated the law on real estate development escrow accounts.

Escrow Accounts: Ensuring Investor Protection in Dubai Real Estate

A real estate escrow account is designated for a real estate project where funds collected from buyers of off-plan units are deposited. This account aims to regulate the construction process of the units sold, ensuring the protection of investor rights.

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Ali Abdullah Al Ali’s Warning to Investors

Ali Abdullah Al Ali, director of the Real Estate Control Department, urged investors to verify that off-plan projects are licensed and registered with an escrow account. They can check this through the DLD’s Dubai REST application. He also cautioned investors against making any payments outside the project’s escrow account.

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