RERA Registration

Established in 2007, the Real Estate Regulatory Agency (RERA) is a key government body responsible for regulating Dubai’s real estate sector. RERA plays a crucial role in setting the rules and policies that shape Dubai’s property market, aiming to attract international investment and address disputes between tenants and landlords.
With its own administrative and financial systems, RERA operates with full legal authority to oversee and manage Dubai’s real estate landscape. Below, you’ll find comprehensive information about RERA, its functions, and its responsibilities.

WHAT IS RERA DUBAI?
The Real Estate Regulatory Agency (RERA) is a key term in Dubai’s real estate landscape. Established by H.H. Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the Ruler of Dubai and Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE, RERA functions as a regulatory extension of the Dubai Land Department (DLD). Its mission is to provide a robust and transparent legal framework for all participants in Dubai’s real estate market.

RERA is dedicated to fostering a vibrant online community that connects tenants, buyers, property developers, and real estate investors. Additionally, it streamlines collaboration with ancillary industries, such as insurance, legal services, and banking, enhancing the overall efficiency and integration of the real estate sector.

WHAT ARE RERA’S MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES?
RERA’s key tasks include the following:
• Licencing real estate agencies in Dubai
• Real estate developers’ trust accounts are regulated.
• Lease arrangements must be registered and regulated.
• Supervising the groups of owners in charge of different properties around the emirate
• Publishing research for the real estate industry
• Supervising real estate ads in the media
• Licensing real estate exhibits in order to increase national involvement in the emirate’s real estate market.
• Informing individuals about regulatory activities relevant to buying or rental of real estate.