Up to DH500.000 fine for overcrowding in buildings against the background of increased inspections

Abu Dhabi has launched an awareness campaign for prevention overcrowding in buildingsAs authorities increase on -site inspections to implement strict measures against rapists.

The campaign emphasizes the need for owners of property and investors to comply with the laws regarding the occupation of the property and to cooperate in the implementation of the leasing standards.

Also, companies are urged to provide housing for lower -income demography in approved accommodations.

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The campaign, called “Your House, your responsibility”, was launched by the Department of Municipalities and Transport to increase the awareness of both tenants and owners.

The tenants need to be careful to refrain from renting units with undisclosed contracts, to ensure that the rental properties are registered in the Tawtheeq system and that all cars are registered in their respective Mawaqif area.

Intense inspections concerning the non -compliant properties and residential units aim to identify several violations to prevent overcrowding, as well as the implementation of administrative sanctions and fines from 5,000 DH500,000 DH.

Moreover, they will bear any repeated offenses fines of up to 1 million dh. Viorators will also risk additional fines and imposing uncontrolled cars for illegal parking in residential areas designated by Mawaqif.

DMT mentioned that it reserves the right to implement any additional measures, as needed, including the suspension of both Tawtheeq and accounts, for owners and investors. The authority asks the owners of the property, the companies for managing the real estate and residents to ensure the compliance with the existing rules and regulations.

Dr. Saif Sultan of Nasri, an undersecretary acting at DMT, said: “Through this awareness campaign, we intend to emphasize the importance that the owners and tenants adhere to the law of regulation of properties and residential units.

“This coincides with our introduction Initiative for long -term pricing housing to strengthen the versatility of the real estate market in Abu Dhabi. However, our goals can only be achieved through collaboration between all interested parties, including entities and individuals, to meet the campaign goals. “

The campaign aims to prevent the adverse effects of overcrowding in buildings, emphasizing the regulation of the degree of occupation of properties and residential units in Emirates Abu Dhabi.

The initiative is part of its continuous mandate to enhance the quality of the life of the residents, as well as to improve the cohesion in accordance with the aspirations of the community year in the united Emirates.