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Webinar: UAE Real Estate Regulations

This Webinar examines key legal issues relating to off plan sales of real estate in Dubai including discussion of the history of the real estate market and its legal development including Law No. 13 of 2008 regarding interim real estate registration, Law No. 8 of 2007 regarding the trust account law and Bylaw 85 of 2006 regulating real estate brokers.

Date and Time

4 Feb 2026 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM

Venue

Zoom

Organized By

Dubai Chambers & Afridi&Angell

Event Type

Webinar

About the Webinar

Language: English

Objectives

The participants will gain better understanding of:

Understand off plan sales of real estate and protections for purchasers and investors.
Identify the elements of a binding off plan real estate transaction.
Understand the duties and obligations of real estate brokers.

https://events.dubaichambers.com/en/?eventId=4464809

Agenda

Participation Fees

(Excluding VAT)

Dubai Chambers' Member: AED 150/-
Non-member: AED 400/-
%10 discount available for groups of three or more.

A selection of our partners

Speakers

https://events.dubaichambers.com/en/?eventId=4464809

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