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Hi Stephen, you are new to this thread can I ask What is your interest/concern with Pier 8 Have you invested, if so,direct with Abyaar or thru an agent? If you are an agent are you selling Pier Units thanks

Rera can only enforce the rules if they are informed of an infringement, many people don't make an official complaint to Rera for some unknown reason !!, in the past some agents were taking reservation deposits, issuing their own reservation receipt and then negotiating with the developers. The...

Construction has still not yet started from being stalled last October although Abyaar have told me it is due to start very soon again ( only verbal info). If you are buying through an agent be very very very carefull, there are some agents advertising units for sale and have took deposits...

Hi peter, what is your interest in Pier 8?

Hi Rera are quite active and strong dependent on the circumstances they have taken over quite a few projects. The issue with Pier 8 is that it is more than 40% finished so they cannot take over as such. What they can and will do if they get enough official complaints is force Abyaar to sign up...

I recommend you make an official written complaint to RERA asap. The simple fact is they have ran out of money and are looking for a new investor. If enough people make an official complaint to RERA then they will source as suitable investor to take over the project.

Did you purchase Direct from Abyaar or through an agent?

Veronica why have you removed my contact number ?

Have you been to Abyaar offices to investigate? Have you complained to Rera? If you want to chat call me on the number in my previous e mail

I think that you have hit the nail on the head, the Dubai market is not anywhere near its full maturity level, the population is increasing exponentially ( just look at the levels of traffic increase for instance over the last 18 months) and Dubai is recognized as the fastest growing city in the...

I don't understand what you mean "will move lower" do you think prices will actually drop into negative in other words below current selling prices or do you mean the rate of increase in %age terms will drop/slow down?

Lee give me a call on (Moderated) then we can have a better discussion. cheers

Do you have spare keys to the property?

The Dubai property market is slowly maturing, don't forget there was no Real Estate market as such here 12 years ago, it was impossible to get a mortgage/finance for an expat in thoses days so it really is a case of maturing of the back of its mistakes and the market forces present. Dubai is...

There is a cap on year to year increases as governed by the Rent Index and there are new regulations that make it more difficult for a landlord to get rid of a tenant just because he wants to rent the property out at a higher rate. The main thing is that tenants have to make themselves...

Ahh ok, an associate of my wife has just bought two there, that's the development that was intended for all the Armed Forces Officers isn't it and then govt decided to sell it off, looks pretty neat from what Ive seen and good location

No problem, which development are you buying in??

Are you moving to UAE to work? as that's the only reason why anyone would want to rent here, unless you mean for a short term ( holiday) etc. Rents are actually on the rise across all types and areas so not sure where you got your info from? The other thing to bear in mind when renting in UAE...

If you are buying direct from the developer you will only be required to pay the land dept registration fee, if you buy from a secondry seller who has already completed on the property then you would pay the transfer fee which in some cases can be negotiated where the seller pays 50% and buyer...

If you are buying direct from the developer you will only be required to pay the land dept registration fee, if you buy from a secondry seller who has already completed on the property then you would pay the transfer fee which in some cases can be negotiated where the seller pays 50% and buyer...