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Damac Lagoons TH Looking for 4BR Ready-to-Move Property – Budget up to AED 2.5M

I’m urgently looking for a 4 bedroom ready-to-move property in Dubai for a serious end-user client.
• Budget: Up to AED 2.5M
• Property: 4 Bedroom
• Status: Ready to Move
• Buyer: Mortgage approved/financed client
• Timeline: Urgent

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u/Own_Western56 — 7 days ago
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Looking for plots in Jaddaf & DLRC ?

Hello everyone,
We currently have direct access to a portfolio of residential and mixed use development plots across key Dubai locations:

Al Jaddaf / Waterfront: Multiple plots | Buildable areas (GFA) from 31,000 to 165,000+ sqft.
Dubai Islands: Prime waterfront residential plots | ~90,000+ sqft. GFA
• DLRC & IMPZ: Mid to high-density residential plots | 95,000 to 250,000+ sqft. GFA
Barsha Heights (TECOM): Rare main road plot | 110,000+ sqft. GFA
Suitable for mid-rise to high-rise towers (G+7 up to G+17).
Both Freehold and GCC options are available.

Open to collaborating with direct buyers or agents with active developer mandates.
Feel free to send a DM with your specific requirements.

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u/aseelaljabry — 8 days ago
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Rental Dispute - Legal Eviction - Filing a Case via RDC -Dubai

Hi All,

I was evicted from my previous apartment in DUBAI following a legal eviction notice. The reason stated in the notice was personal use by the owner.

I have recently discovered that the apartment has now been rented to another tenant.

I was paying AED 44,000 per year for the previous apartment, whereas I am now paying AED 57,000 per year for my new apartment.

1. Obtaining information about the new tenancy

  • Is it possible to obtain a copy of the new Ejari/

2. Potential compensation

Please let me know if there are any other items I should include, or whether I can claim any additional compensation:

  • Difference in rent for 2 years – AED 13,000 per year
  • Security deposit for the new apartment
  • GAS deposit and installation costs for the new apartment
  • Gas admin fees for two years
  • DEWA deposit and relocation/connection fees
  • Moving/movers' costs
  • AC compressor cost – I replaced the compressor at my own expense because the owner refused to pay
  • Previous security deposit – the owner refused to return it, despite his representative signing a document confirming that there were no damages
  • Difference in Dubai Municipality housing fees for 2 years
  • Ejari cancellation fees
  • Compensation for moral/non-pecuniary damages and the stress and inconvenience caused

3. Procedure and supporting documents :

  • What is the correct procedure for making a compensation claim?
  • What documents and evidence should I prepare?
  • Should I first obtain evidence of the new tenancy before filing the claim?
  • Are there any other losses or expenses that I may be entitled to claim?

Any advice from someone familiar with Dubai tenancy law/RERA and eviction cases would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you.

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u/ComplexSignature4247 — 7 days ago