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Does the Rental Valuation Certificate consider the building being chiller-free?

Hello,

I have a couple of questions regarding the DLD Rental Valuation Certificate:

1. My building is chiller-free. Does the certificate consider the building being chiller-free?

2. Can the rental valuation certificate be used to increase the rent more than what the RERA rental index suggests?

Thanks in advance!

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7 Oct 2023, 16:52

Dear Client,

Thanks for your question! I hope you are doing well. I will definitely assist you in this matter.

1. Chiller-Free Building: The DLD Rental Valuation Certificate considers various factors for rental valuation, including whether the building is "chiller-free." It can affect the valuation, but specifics may vary.

2. Rent Increase: The certificate helps set a maximum rent based on the RERA rental index. If it suggests a higher rent than the index, you may not legally increase it beyond the index's recommendation. Consult the DLD for current rules.

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ABDUL WAHIED

7 Oct 2023, 17:20

Thank you for the prompt response!

Appreciate it.

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9 Oct 2023, 11:54

For your first question, they are not related, the certificate doesn't consider.

Yes, the rent valuation certificate can be used to increase the rent. But when a conflict arrives the rera index will be prevail.

9 Oct 2023, 12:05

1) Yes the DLD Rental Certificate consider the building whether it is chiller free.

2) No you cannot use the rental valuation certificate to increase the rent more than what RERA index suggests.

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