Ownership transfer is done through the Dubai Land Department. Both the buyer and seller must provide necessary documents, pay the relevant fees, and sign the agreement in the presence of a legal authority.

Property registration is done through the Dubai Land Department. You need to submit the required documents, pay registration fees (typically 4% of the property price), and complete the legal formalities.

 The Title Deed is an official document issued by the Dubai Land Department proving ownership of a property. It includes details such as the property’s location, size, and ownership.

The Dubai Land Department (DLD) is the government authority responsible for overseeing real estate transactions, registrations, and ensuring all property-related legal processes are followed in Dubai.

Yes, you can verify ownership details through the Dubai Land Department by obtaining a status report or title deed verification.