Dubai Tenancy Law

Suppose you want to enter the real estate broking industry in Dubai and are looking to become a real estate agent, broker, or real estate consultant. In that case, the first step to enter the field is to obtain a real estate broking license from Real Estate Regulatory Authority RERA. This license is essential for anyone who wants to work as a real estate broker or set up a real estate agency in...

Are you facing challenges in knowing the potential increase in your annual rent? Or do you want to make sure you are paying a fair rent that is in line with the prices in your area? This is where RERA Dubai rent increase calculator comes in, a simple and easy tool that helps you determine the allowable increases as per Dubai's rental laws. Let's take you on a quick tour of how you can use the service...

In the Emirate of Dubai, laws and regulations strictly regulate leases. According to Dubai's rental law, there are certain situations in which a landlord may terminate of tenancy contract provided the legal and required conditions are met. In this article, we will address some of the cases in which a landlord can terminate a lease in Dubai. You can also read about the terms of termination of the lease...

A lease is a legal agreement between a landlord and a tenant for the use of a particular property for a specific period. However, sometimes situations may arise that make it necessary to end tenancy agreement early before its term expires. In the UAE, the laws stipulate certain procedures that must be followed to break a lease before its term expires. Contents: Common reasons for end tenancy...

Real estate experts at Masaakin aim to provide a simplified explanation of all real estate laws in each emirate of the UAE, serving as a reliable reference for property owners and new tenants. In this article, we continue our series on rental laws in the UAE. We have previously discussed Dubai Tenancy Law, Tenancy Law in Abu Dhabi , and Sharjah Tenancy Laws. Today, we will cover the process of real estate...

The UAE seeks to establish real estate laws that regulate the relationship between tenants and landlords and preserve the rights of each of them, in addition to preserving the value of the property in the region to increase investments and achieve stability for tenants. In the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, the increase in population and demand for properties for rent has been observed, which has led to the...