Subsidiary of Dubai Land Department (DLD) – The Real Estate Regulatory Agency (RERA) – has called on all property owners residing in jointly owned properties to register for Owners Committees.
Property owners interested in joining the Owners Committees must meet a set of criteria, including residing in the property, holding a valid UAE ID, providing a certificate of good conduct issued by Dubai Police, and settling all outstanding service fees.
“Owners Committees are an integral part of the emirate’s vision for managing jointly owned properties.
“They play a crucial role in achieving real estate sustainability by reviewing budgets, prioritising maintenance requirements for buildings and common facilities, and providing feedback on service plans.”
Mohammed Ali Al Badwawi, Acting CEO, RERA
Registration is open until 31 January, with priority given to the first nine registrants. Members will be approved by RERA, and the committee members for each group will be announced in February. Property owners can register via DLD’s website or the Dubai REST app.
Registering to Owners Committees provides property owners with an opportunity to actively participate in decision-making within their residential communities.
“These committees play a vital role in safeguarding investments and ensuring the highest levels of efficiency and transparency.
“We urge all eligible property owners who meet the necessary criteria to take the initiative and register for these committees, as they are fundamental to enhancing project management and the well-being of residents.”
Mohammed Al Dah, Director of the Jointly Owned Properties Management Department, RERA
RERA emphasised that this initiative reflects its commitment to upholding integrity and fostering collaboration among all stakeholders in the real estate sector.
Owners Committees also present an excellent opportunity for property owners to contribute to building thriving and sustainable communities, which is aligned with the values of innovation and Dubai’s ambitious vision.
