ADGM updates property-specific rules for Abu Dhabi's Al Reem Island

ADGM regulations for Abu Dhabi island extends to offplan launches, short-stay rentals

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In April 2024, ADGM brought Al reem Island under its jurisdiction, which tied in with the ongoing expansion of its operational base.
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Dubai: The ADGM (Abu Dhabi Global Market) has updated its real estate specific rules, done against the backdrop of it acquiring Al reem island in April last.

The new rules extend to short-term rentals, as well as on new offplan development. ADGM has also introduced a unified digital platform – AccessRP – following the expansion of its operations to include Al Reem Island, which is an established location for residential and office options.

Recently, ADGM allowed entities that were operating on Al Reem Island to come onto its licensing framework.

“This new framework is designed to ensure transparency and flexibility while strengthening compliance and safeguarding all stakeholder interests,” said an ADGM statement.

This will extend to:

"The new enhancements to the real estate regulatory legislation will help to attract local and foreign investments to ADGM as the preferred destination to live, work and invest," said Hamad Sayah Al Mazrouei, CEO of Registration Authority at ADGM. "The unified digital real estate platform will enhance the customer journey and facilitate a smooth transition for companies and beneficiaries of real estate services and integrate them into ADGM’s ecosystem.”

The 'revamped' regulatory framework also serves as the foundation for AccessRP, which provides a bouquet of real estate services including: