UNITED ARAB EMIRATES – Rera reviews strict licensing rules

October 2012

DUBAI’S Real Estate Regulatory Agency (RERA) will be revising the licensing rules and regulations of the real estate management and leasing companies in the wake of the recent real estate fraudulent cases in Dubai, according to Gulf News. The proposal aims at protecting tenants, owners and investors from fraud. It will be applicable to existing real estate companies across the...

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