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Compare Dubai's real estate brokerages by client reviews, and check each firm's RERA licence before you sign anything.

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What to Look for in a Real Estate Company

  • An ORN you can check on the DLD broker list
  • Consistent client reviews over time
  • Active listings in the areas you want
  • Fees and terms agreed in writing
  • Agents with their own BRN

How We Rate Companies

A company's rating is the average star rating of its published reviews, shown with the number of reviews behind it.

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How brokerages are licensed in Dubai

Every brokerage in Dubai must be licensed by RERA, the Dubai Land Department's regulatory arm, and holds an Office Registration Number (ORN). The ORN should appear on the firm's adverts and contracts, and each of its agents carries a personal Broker Registration Number (BRN).

Commission isn't set by law. It's agreed with the brokerage, so get it in writing before viewings start.

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Before you work with a brokerage

  • Look up the firm's ORN on the Dubai Land Department's list of licensed brokers.
  • Agree the commission and who pays it in writing.
  • Read reviews from clients who bought or rented through the firm, not just its own testimonials.
  • Pay deposits and fees only by traceable methods, and get a receipt.

Sources

Last reviewed September 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do the ratings of real estate companies in Dubai come from?

From reviews by clients on RealtyReview.ae. Every review is moderated before it's published, and each profile shows its rating and the number of reviews behind it.

How are brokerages licensed in Dubai?

Every brokerage in Dubai must be licensed by RERA, the Dubai Land Department's regulatory arm, and holds an Office Registration Number (ORN). The ORN should appear on the firm's adverts and contracts, and each of its agents carries a personal Broker Registration Number (BRN). Commission isn't set by law. It's agreed with the brokerage, so get it in writing before viewings start.

What should I check before working with a brokerage in Dubai?

Look up the firm's ORN on the Dubai Land Department's list of licensed brokers. Agree the commission and who pays it in writing. Read reviews from clients who bought or rented through the firm, not just its own testimonials. Pay deposits and fees only by traceable methods, and get a receipt.

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