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Which one prevails in case of conflict, RERA Rental Index or DLD Valuation Certificate?

Dear All,

My rent renewal is due in April 2023 and currently paying AED 143000. The RERA Rental Index calculation shows an increase of 10%.

The landlord sent a letter (90 days prior) along with a DLD valuation certificate attached stating that the rent will be increased to AED 220,000 (a 50%+ increase) based on the assessment of the property.

Are there any options available to be able to contest this sizeable increase? (RDC will state that the landlord can use the valuation certificate to increase the rent now).

Many thanks for your help.

متميز
الدكتور محمد الحمادي للمحاماة والاستشارات القانونية
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28 Feb 2023, 20:01

The rent should be increased as per the RERA Rental Index only.

28 Feb 2023, 20:02

You need to serve him a notice refusing his request and accept 10% only.

28 Feb 2023, 20:03

For more assistance please text me on WhatsApp.

2 Mar 2023, 07:46

Dear Ahmed,

Thank you very much for your reply.

Would replying to his email stating the 10% be sufficient to serve him notice?

2 Mar 2023, 07:54

Yes, and I prefer you send a legal notice via the notary public.

2 Mar 2023, 07:54

To be used in the future before the RDC.

2 Mar 2023, 07:55

You have my WhatsApp for any legal assistance.

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خليفة بن هويدان للمحاماة والاستشارات القانونية
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1 Mar 2023, 04:10

Dear,

The landlord can not increase the unit rental price by 50% as it is against RERA guidelines.

If the unit is found to be more than 40% below the average market price, then the landlord can increase the rent by a maximum of 20% by issuing the necessary 90-day rental increase notice to the tenant.

You may contest the rental increase by submitting a complaint to RERA or first by approaching your landlord and explaining that a 50% increase is not permitted as per RERA.

If the landlord refuses to decrease the rental increase, then submit a complaint.

Regards.

2 Mar 2023, 07:46

Dear Khalifa,

Thank you very much for your reply.

Your message was cut off short so didn’t fully get your viewpoint on this issue.

Please can you kindly share the remaining part.

3 Mar 2023, 04:26

Dear,

The landlord can not increase the unit rental price by 50% as it is against RERA guidelines.

If the unit is found to be more than 40% below the average market price, then the landlord can increase the rent by a maximum of 20% by issuing the necessary 90-day rental increase notice to the tenant.

You may contest the rental increase by submitting a complaint to RERA or first by approaching your landlord and explaining that a 50% increase is not permitted as per RERA.

If the landlord refuses to decrease the rental increase, then submit a complaint.

Regards.

3 Mar 2023, 04:49

Dear Khalifa,

Your final sentence gets cut off. If the unit is found to be more……..?

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