The Real Estate Regulatory Agency (RERA), which is a subsidiary of the Dubai Land Department (DLD), has launched the ‘Tayseer’ initiative. This program is designed to make it easier for unit owners to pay their outstanding service fees, reflecting RERA’s commitment to enhancing global competitiveness and promoting community well-being.

Under the ‘Tayseer’ initiative, unit owners will have the option to clear their overdue service fees through flexible payment plans that span a minimum of six months. This approach aims to alleviate financial pressures on property owners and contribute to greater financial stability within the real estate sector.

The initiative is part of the broader objectives of the ‘Year of the Community,’ proclaimed by the leadership, which emphasizes unity and cooperation under the theme “Together, hand in hand.” The year 2025 is designated as a pivotal time for strengthening family and community ties while promoting initiatives that protect cultural heritage and support sustainable development.

The “Tayseer” initiative encourages community collaboration and creates a supportive atmosphere that enhances both social and economic stability. By providing flexible financial solutions to property owners, it positively impacts the quality of life across the emirate.

The launch of the initiative followed a meeting between the Real Estate Regulatory Agency and jointly owned property (JOP) management companies. During this meeting, they discussed strategies for facilitating the settlement of overdue service fees by property owners. It was agreed that registration for the initiative would be open for two months through management companies, with a commitment from these companies not to initiate enforcement actions against unit owners during the payment plan period.

As a result of this collaborative effort, 19 management companies have committed to the initiative, reflecting the real estate sector’s dedication to supporting property owners while enhancing financial stability and sustainability in jointly owned communities.

Mohammed Ali Al Badwawi, acting CEO of RERA, emphasized that the initiative showcases DLD’s ongoing commitment to improving the real estate sector’s readiness and sustainability. He stated, “Dubai Land Department continues to launch impactful initiatives that keep pace with market developments and address the needs of property owners and investors. The ‘Tayseer’ initiative aligns with our vision of delivering proactive, customer-centric services that build trust and balance economic and social priorities.”

The ‘Tayseer’ initiative is set to achieve several strategic objectives, including reducing the number of service fee-related cases registered with the Rental Disputes Center. It aims to minimize complaints, enhance efficiency in service fee allocation for real estate projects, and improve the overall experience for property owners and stakeholders by providing seamless payment services.

Additionally, the initiative supports the Dubai Real Estate Sector Strategy 2033, which seeks to establish sustainable service fee payment plans for property owners in partnership with management companies. This is intended to help owners meet their economic and investment goals while ensuring timely payments.

The initiative also aligns with national and local priorities by enhancing Dubai’s global competitiveness, promoting sustainable development, and fostering trust and transparency in the real estate market. The Real Estate Regulatory Agency encourages all property owners to reach out to their management companies to take advantage of the ‘Tayseer’ initiative and invites more management companies to join this effort. The list of participating management companies is available on the official website of the Dubai Land Department.