Market Insights & Compliance Guides
Plain-language answers on TRESA, FINTRAC, RECO, OQOOD, RERA, DLD, and the real questions buyers and sellers ask in Ontario and Dubai.
OQOOD in Dubai: The Off-Plan Registration to Verify Before You Pay
For Dubai off-plan property, OQOOD is the registration concept to understand before payment—not a substitute for checking the project documents and current DLD requirements.
DLD and RERA in Dubai: Which Authority Handles What?
Use DLD for property-registration questions and RERA's regulatory role for market-participant questions; confirm the current service through official Dubai channels.
Dubai Title Deeds: What to Verify Before a Resale Transfer
A title deed is central to a Dubai resale, but it is only one part of due diligence. Confirm the current DLD process and transaction-specific documents.
Dubai Forms B, F and I: Read the Role and Terms Before Signing
The letter on the form matters less than the obligations inside it. Identify the parties, property, payment terms, conditions and consequences before you sign.
Why a Dubai Broker May Request Identification or Payment Information
Identity and payment questions can be part of UAE AML due diligence. Ask the brokerage to explain the purpose, secure delivery method and any documents required.
Your Property-Transaction Data in the UAE: Questions to Ask a Brokerage
PDPL and other legal duties can apply to property-transaction data. A practical first step is asking the brokerage how it collects, uses, secures and retains your information.
Dubai Broker Commission: Confirm the Full Cost Before You Sign
Do not budget Dubai broker commission from a market rule of thumb. Get the agreed amount, payer and service scope in writing, separate from government charges.
Off-Plan or Ready Property in Dubai? Compare the Risks Before the Returns
Off-plan and ready property solve different timing problems. Compare the contract, registration path, delivery risk and immediate condition before choosing.