Sector Overview
Every party in the real estate sector, whether developer, investor, or property manager, needs a careful review of title deeds and accompanying contracts in any transaction, to avoid transferring an unknown restriction or obligation.
Off-plan sale projects fall under specific Wafi system requirements, and companies operating in this field need precise compliance with these requirements to protect buyer rights.
Regulatory Framework
This sector falls under the Real Estate Ownership Law and the Off-Plan Sale and Lease Law, alongside general contract provisions in real estate transactions.
How We Work With This Sector
We review the title deed and the offered contract in every transaction, following through on Wafi system requirements for projects registered under it.
Who We Work With in This Sector
Developers needing their unit sale contracts reviewed and Wafi system requirements followed through on.
Companies leasing or purchasing commercial spaces that need contracts and title deeds reviewed before signing.
We notice that new investors in this sector focus heavily on a property's location and price, while the condition of the property registry and its legal history deserve equal attention, since a property in an excellent location may carry a historical restriction or an unresolved boundary dispute that only surfaces through a careful review of the title deed and its prior records, not through a visual inspection of the property alone.
Related Services for This Sector
For financing tied to the property, this connects with our real estate mortgage service.
For delivery disputes with developers, this connects with our real estate developer disputes service.
Common Questions
Do you follow through on off-plan sale projects?
Yes, we help developers register their projects under the Wafi system and meet its requirements before beginning sales.
What's the most important thing to check in a title deed?
That it's free of any mortgage or restriction that might affect the transaction, and we review this carefully before any sale, purchase, or lease deal.