Dubai property owners struggling with overdue service fees offered relief through Tayseer

To help Dubai property owners struggling with overdue service fees, the Real Estate Regulatory Agency (RERA) has launched the Tayseer initiative. This program provides flexible payment plans for unit owners, with a minimum term of six months, in partnership with jointly owned property (JOP) management companies. The goal is to make it easier for owners to settle outstanding fees.

Tayseer aims to reduce financial pressure on property owners and improve financial stability in the real estate sector. By offering flexible payment solutions, the initiative also contributes to social and economic stability, enhancing the quality of life across Dubai.

The initiative was introduced after a meeting between RERA and JOP management companies. During the meeting, they discussed ways to help property owners settle overdue service fees. It was agreed that registration for the initiative would remain open for two months through management companies. These companies also committed not to take legal action against unit owners while they are following the payment plan.

Following the meeting, 19 companies joined the initiative, showing strong support from the real estate sector for property owners and financial stability in jointly owned communities.

Mohammed Ali Al Bidwawi, Acting CEO of RERA at the Dubai Land Department, said that the initiative highlights DLD’s commitment to strengthening the real estate sector and promoting collaboration between the public and private sectors.

He stated, “Dubai Land Department continues to introduce impactful initiatives that address the needs of property owners and investors. The Tayseer initiative aligns with our vision of providing proactive, customer-focused services that build trust and balance economic and social priorities.”

Through Tayseer, the DLD aims to achieve several key goals, such as reducing the number of service fee-related cases at the Rental Disputes Center, minimizing complaints, and improving the efficiency of service fee management in real estate projects. The initiative also aims to enhance the experience of property owners by providing smooth payment options, increasing satisfaction, and ensuring long-term financial stability in the sector.

Tayseer follows the Dubai Real Estate Sector Strategy 2033, which focuses on creating flexible and sustainable service fee payment plans in partnership with property management companies. The goal is to help owners achieve their financial and investment objectives while ensuring payments are made on time.

Additionally, the initiative promotes cooperation among stakeholders to improve living conditions in jointly owned properties. It also aims to prevent potential issues by encouraging early resolution of service fee-related matters before they lead to legal action.

Tayseer supports Dubai’s national and local priorities in three main ways. It enhances the city’s global competitiveness by contributing to long-term planning and attracting investment. It promotes sustainable development by strengthening trust and transparency in the real estate market. It also reflects DLD’s commitment to progress, innovation, and excellent service delivery, ensuring the happiness of customers, employees, and partners.

RERA encourages all property owners to contact their management companies to take advantage of this initiative. The agency also invites more management companies to join in supporting these efforts. A list of participating JOP management companies is available on the Dubai Land Department’s official website.