Dubai RERA Dubai Market, Institutions & Systems question: off-plan tower in Dubai South

Dubai RERADubai Market, Institutions & Systems

A developer asks a brokerage to market a new off-plan tower in Dubai South. Before accepting, the broker wants to confirm that the project is licensed and registered with RERA. Where does the Practice Guide tell brokers to check?

A In Trakheesi, under the brokerage's list of approved ad permits
B In the Dubai REST app, through the Mashrooi project service
C At a real estate services trustee office near the project
D In Mollak, under the project's owners association records

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Answer: B. In the Dubai REST app, through the Mashrooi project service

The Practice Guide's section on marketing off-plan projects tells brokers to validate that a project is licensed and registered by logging on to the Dubai REST app and using Mashrooi. Trakheesi issues permits and broker cards but is not where project registration is checked. Mollak deals with jointly owned property once owners associations exist, and services trustee offices handle lease registration and certificates. Source: RERA Real Estate Brokerage Practice Guide, 2nd ed., Nov 2024, 'Marketing Mechanism for Off-plan Projects' (in force 12 Oct 2026).

Common mistake

Assuming the permits system, Trakheesi, is also the project register.

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