Four ways to own in Dubai.
What an owner needs from Mulki depends on what they hold, so each of the four ways of owning has its own page.
A single home
One deed, a valuation from registered sales in your building, and the service charge history alongside it.
Several properties
Every unit you hold a deed for, with value, rent, service charges and equity added up.
Off-plan, before handover
Each SPA milestone against the construction schedule, and the unit's resale value tracked before handover.
Held from abroad
The deed and tenancy on file, maintenance at a fixed quote, and summaries that arrive during your day.
In development
Cash from your home, without selling it.
The owner sells a minority share to an investor, registered with the Land Department, and keeps living in the home as its majority owner. There is no interest and no automatic sale, and it launches only once the regulators have approved how it works.
Estimate it for your home, or read the investor side.
What owning involves.
Sales register with the Land Department, tenancies with Ejari, service charges with Mollak. Mulki reads your record from the same registers.
- Service charges
- Approved per building through Mollak, revised yearly.
- Rent at renewal
- Can rise only within the band Decree 43 allows.
- The value
- Moves with every registered sale in the building.
Tools and guides
Know the day Mulki opens.