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24.09.2014
The percentage required to pass the brokers’ exam mandated by the Real Estate Regulatory Authority will be raised to 85% from 75%, according to a top official. The emirate of Dubai is set to get tough on real estate brokers, considering four new measures that will raise the bar for compliance on their part.
The percentage required to pass the brokers’ exam mandated by the Real Estate Regulatory Authority will be raised to 85% from 75%, according to a top official.
The brokers’ card will be cancelled and instead will be linked to the Emirates ID. A third measure will allow only four new visas for any start-up practising brokerage services.
Just as important is a measure by which a broker’s licence will be cancelled if the individual does not conduct a transaction for the better part of six to 12 months.
“We have more than 5,000 agents and hundreds of firms practising the trade in Dubai,” said Marwan Bin Ghalaita, the Rera CEO, who was speaking at a summit of brokers held along the sidelines of the Cityscape Global 2014.
Bin Ghalaita said industry stakeholders need to be in full compliance with the rules of the land. In particular he mentioned that for any landlord to evict a tenant, 12-month eviction notices will have to be given.
The percentage required to pass the brokers’ exam mandated by the Real Estate Regulatory Authority will be raised to 85% from 75%, according to a top official.
The brokers’ card will be cancelled and instead will be linked to the Emirates ID. A third measure will allow only four new visas for any start-up practising brokerage services.
Just as important is a measure by which a broker’s licence will be cancelled if the individual does not conduct a transaction for the better part of six to 12 months.
“We have more than 5,000 agents and hundreds of firms practising the trade in Dubai,” said Marwan Bin Ghalaita, the Rera CEO, who was speaking at a summit of brokers held along the sidelines of the Cityscape Global 2014.
Bin Ghalaita said industry stakeholders need to be in full compliance with the rules of the land. In particular he mentioned that for any landlord to evict a tenant, 12-month eviction notices will have to be given.
