UAE Landlords and Developers Rally to Support Tenants Affected by Record Rains

Dubai's leading developers, like Emaar Properties and DAMAC, are providing free services to tenants affected by extreme weather. Their support includes assistance from MAG, Nakheel, Dubai Holding, Union Properties, and Dubai Investment Park

Dubai and Sharjah Real Estate Industry Unites in Response to Unprecedented Weather

 

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In the aftermath of the historic rainfall that swept through the United Arab Emirates on April 16, leaving a trail of flooding and disruption, landlords and developers in Dubai and Sharjah have stepped up efforts to assist affected tenants and residents.

 

Dubai’s top developers, including Emaar Properties, MAG, Damac Properties, Nakheel, Dubai Holding, Union Properties, and Dubai Investment Park, have extended a helping hand by offering free services to tenants grappling with the aftermath of the extreme weather conditions. 

 

The initiatives, backed by both the government and private developers, aim to mitigate the impact of the torrential rains on residents across various neighborhoods.

 

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Communities in key areas such as Business Bay, Downtown, Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR), Jumeirah Lake Towers, and many others are set to benefit from these collaborative efforts. 

 

According to the law, landlords are obligated to provide maintenance for their properties, a responsibility that many are fulfilling in the wake of the recent deluge.

 

In Sharjah, master developer Arada has also rolled out significant initiatives to support affected individuals. 

 

Partnering with the Sharjah Social Services Department, Arada has allocated housing for up to 3,000 people impacted by the flooding, prioritizing vulnerable members of society, including children, the elderly, and people with disabilities. 

 

This collaborative effort underscores the commitment of both public and private sectors to provide essential support to communities facing adversity.

 

Ahmed Alkhoshaibi, Group CEO of Arada, emphasized the private sector’s dedication to assisting the Sharjah community during these challenging times. He highlighted the mobilization of resources across various departments and pledged further initiatives in the days ahead.

 

The UAE witnessed its highest rainfall in 75 years on April 16, leading to widespread flooding in Dubai, Sharjah, and Ajman. 

 

Many residents found themselves without basic utilities such as electricity and water, prompting a swift response from governmental bodies, developers, and landlords alike.

 

In Dubai and Sharjah, landlords are shouldering the bulk of the costs associated with property maintenance in the aftermath of the floods. 

 

Despite potential challenges with insurance coverage, landlords are prioritizing the restoration of essential services to minimize inconvenience for tenants. 

 

Niral Jhaveri, director of property management at Better Homes, highlighted the significant expenses incurred by landlords and their concerted efforts to address damages caused by the unprecedented weather event.

 

While insurance companies are reporting an uptick in claims following the record rains, proactive measures undertaken by landlords and developers have helped mitigate the impact on residential communities. 

 

Though some properties experienced water clogging in basements, swift action has been taken to address these issues and restore normalcy.

 

As communities in Dubai and Sharjah continue to recover from the effects of the recent deluge, the collaborative spirit displayed by landlords, developers, and governmental entities serves as a beacon of resilience and solidarity. 

 

Through coordinated efforts and unwavering commitment, the UAE remains steadfast in its support of affected residents, reaffirming its status as a resilient and compassionate nation in the face of adversity.

 

This article was created using automation and was thoroughly edited and fact-checked by one of our editorial staff members

Tariq Saeed

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