Start by matching the person and office to an official record, then compare the work you actually need. Dubai Land Department links its Licensed Real Estate Brokers service to a lookup page. A directory listing is not our recommendation; this guide is not a ten-best ranking.
Check the record in four steps ↓Source check and editorial review: 26 October 2026.
Open DLD’s Licensed Real Estate Brokers service and follow “Access this Service”. DLD describes it as a way to view brokers licensed by RERA in Dubai Emirate and names its website and Dubai REST App as channels.
Licensed Real Estate Brokers — service description ↗At our 26 October check, the lookup offered a “Search for” field with the placeholder “Search broker, offices, mobile, area, ORN”. Its filters included sale brokers, lease brokers, offices, projects and areas. Choose the search and filter relevant to the work you are discussing.
Licensed Real Estate Brokers — linked lookup ↗Compare the displayed person, office and broker-number details with the details supplied to you. Keep the lookup date in your own notes. A name alone can leave ambiguity; a matching record does not authenticate the caller or message sender.
Licensed Real Estate Brokers — linked lookup ↗If no result appears or details conflict, check the spelling, number and selected filters, then use the official service or its support route to clarify. One empty or failed search is not a licensing verdict. Leave the mismatch unresolved until you have an explanation rather than labelling the person from the search alone.
Licensed Real Estate Brokers — linked lookup ↗These are our own preparation questions, not DLD rules. Ask the same questions of each person you are considering; compare the answers without treating a directory position as a recommendation.
Which named person and office will handle my work, and what official broker or office references should I compare?
Which service are you proposing — a purchase, sale or lease — and what exact work is included?
What charges are proposed, who pays them, and what written terms will I receive before deciding?
How will you provide the project’s own source documents and exact phase or identity, rather than treating the broker lookup as project approval?
What is the next action you need from me, and what can I review before agreeing to it?
A directory appearance is not our endorsement. We do not turn display order or ratings into a ranking: their production and audit method was not qualified for this guide.
Matching person and office details does not establish project approval, transaction approval, transaction safety or continuing status at a later date. Check the relevant project and transaction information separately.
We read the DLD service description and inspected its linked lookup on 26 October 2026, including its search field, expanded filters and one positive broker-number query. Only initial visible records and that query were inspected. We do not reproduce individual names, contact details or ratings.
26 October 2026 is our source-check and editorial-review date, not a broker-record effective date. The sources’ publication and effective dates were not established. Interface labels and availability can change; return to the official page for your own lookup.
The five questions are our own preparation questions, not DLD rules. They set no commission percentage or mandatory charge and make no legal determination. This is Dubai-specific guidance, not a UAE-wide licensing check.
Dubai Land Department · Licensed Real Estate Brokers — service description ↗ · checked 26 October 2026; publication and effective dates not established.
Dubai Land Department · Licensed Real Estate Brokers — linked lookup ↗ · checked 26 October 2026; publication and effective dates not established.
No. Use the record to compare identities, then ask about the exact work, proposed terms and documents you need. This guide does not recommend a firm.
For a different question, read the published brokerage-agreement and multi-broker fee-sharing provisions. That separate guide is not a broker recommendation or a licensing lookup.