Yes, all real estate transactions in Dubai must be registered with the Dubai Land Department (DLD). Registration is a legal requirement and ensures the ownership is officially recorded and protected under Dubai property law.
Provides legal proof of ownership
Protects the rights of both buyers and sellers
Enables future transactions such as resale, leasing, or mortgaging
Helps prevent fraud and disputes
Property purchases (primary and secondary market)
Off-plan purchases
Transfers of ownership
Mortgages and mortgage releases
Inheritance, gifting, and other title changes
The registration process includes payment of DLD fees and issuance of the title deed to the new owner. Most transactions must be completed through a DLD-approved trustee office or the developer (for off-plan sales).
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