In the second quarter of 2025, rental disputes in Dubai were resolved in an average of just six days, according to the Dubai Rental Disputes Center (RDC).
From April to June 2025, the RDC finalized 443 reconciliation agreements totaling Dh190.7 million.
In April, there were 144 settlements with a combined value of Dh43.132 million. May saw further improvement with 191 agreements, amounting to Dh25.518 million. June marked a peak with 108 settlements, setting a record with a value of Dh129.334 million.
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These impressive figures underscore the expanding financial scope of rental disputes managed and highlight RDC’s crucial role in efficiently resolving real estate conflicts in Dubai.
RDC is instrumental in ensuring fairness in rental dealings, reducing legal and social burdens, and fostering a stable investment climate through mediation and reconciliation. These initiatives bolster Dubai’s property sector resilience.
RDC officials noted that these achievements stem from the adoption of advanced legal and administrative practices, along with strong collaboration with government and private sectors. This cohesive strategy facilitates adaptable, prompt solutions that satisfy landlords and tenants alike.
“These successes demonstrate our steadfast dedication to improving judicial efficiency and promoting amicable settlement methods that ensure justice and protect the rights of all involved parties. Guided by Dubai’s leadership vision, we strive to create a secure and attractive property market for investors and residents, offering innovative solutions that support stability and balance the interests of landlords and tenants,” stated Judge Abdulqader Mousa Mohammed, chairman of the Rental Disputes Center.
