Who regulates real estate agents in Dubai?
Dubai Land Department · RERA regulates real-estate brokerage in Dubai.
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Dubai Land Department · RERA regulates brokerage here. The answers below are specific to Dubai — several of them differ from Dubai, which is what most UAE property advice describes.
Dubai Land Department · RERA regulates real-estate brokerage in Dubai.
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It is called Trakheesi, filed through the RERA Trakheesi system. A listing advertised without one is the breach an agent is actually fined for.
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Through Ejari. This happens AFTER the contract is signed and is not the same thing as an advertising permit — the two are routinely confused.
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Yes. An owner can hold the permit themselves against their title deed and Emirates ID, without appointing a brokerage, through the RERA Trakheesi system.
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Form A — the owner's written authority to a brokerage. It is specific to Dubai; the same document has different names, or no name we have confirmed, in other emirates.
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These answers come from the same emirate record the rest of PropDirect reads, so what a listing page tells an agent and what this page tells a reader cannot disagree. PropDirect is a software provider, not a brokerage — none of this is legal advice, and the regulator is the authority on its own rules.