Frequently Asked Questions

RERA sits under the Dubai Land Department and is essentially what keeps the market in check. Day to day, that means:

Writing and enforcing the rules brokers and property owners have to follow

Deciding what training and certification agents need

Handing out licenses to brokers and developers

Signing off on contracts like Form A, B and F

Keeping an eye on rental agreements

Overseeing escrow accounts

Stepping in when buyers, sellers or developers end up in a dispute

Form F is basically the contract that makes a secondary market sale official — it's the standard RERA Sale and Purchase Agreement, signed by both buyer and seller. A few things it actually pins down:

The price and how payments are structured

Each side's responsibilities, plus any special terms they've agreed to

It only counts as valid once it's signed digitally through the Dubai REST app — paper alone won't cut it

The DLD is the body that regulates and registers every real estate transaction that happens in Dubai. In practice that covers a fair bit:


Registering who actually owns the property

Issuing the title deed

Regulating brokers and developers operating in the market

Setting the rules and fees for transactions

Keeping the official property registry up to date

Overseeing escrow accounts on off-plan projects

It comes down to one thing — real estate is considered a high-risk sector for money laundering, so the UAE requires proof that the funds used for a purchase are legitimate. Without that proof, the deal simply can't go ahead.

Every party in a Dubai property deal needs to clear a set of anti-money laundering checks before the transaction can go through:
•    Identity verification for everyone involved
•    Passport screening against sanctions lists
•    Proof of address
•    Source of funds
•    Source of wealth, for higher-value purchases
•    Enhanced due diligence for high-risk nationalities or politically exposed persons

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Start with the tower’s community, then run “Madina Tower” as a keyword so you catch listings even when the building name is not set as a filter.

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On LuxuryProperty.com, keep your comparison tight to Business Bay and match like-for-like homes so the decision is based on real availability, not broad averages.

Start with Business Bay listings and search “International Business Tower” as a keyword to catch any mentions. LuxuryProperty.com is the quickest way to see what is live around Business Bay right now.

Dubai Gate real estate listings are easiest to surface by searching JLT first, then narrowing with “Dubai Gate 1”, “Dubai Gate 2”, and the cluster name.
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Boulevard Point sits in a walkable Downtown Dubai pocket, so neighbouring boulevard-adjacent towers can be just as relevant when matching budget, views, and day-to-day convenience.
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Compare using built-up area, layout type, floor level, view line, and whether the unit is vacant, tenanted, or upgraded. Pricing differences usually come down to facing and stack, parking allocation, and the building cost profile, not just bedroom count.
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