The Dubai Land Department (DLD) has teamed up with seven leading real estate developers to streamline transactions and boost market confidence.
Dubai Land DepartmentReal Estate TransactionsEmaarDamacSobha RealtyBinghatti PropertiesAldar PropertiesAzizi DevelopmentsDanubeReal Estate NewsSep 02, 2024

The primary objective is to support collaboration with the private sector, enhance service quality and streamline procedures by reducing transaction times.
Emaar, Damac, Sobha Realty, Binghatti Properties, Aldar Properties, Azizi Developments, and Danube.
The partnership will provide more efficient and high-quality services, reduce registration times, and increase satisfaction among clients and investors.
The partnership is expected to boost market confidence, protect investor rights, and accelerate processes through transparent governance standards.
The partnership will help developers meet the growing demand for properties, supporting economic growth and attracting more investment to the region.

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