Property Ownership Inquiry in Dubai – Confirm Real Estate Ownership

You can verify the legal owner of a property in Dubai by submitting a Property Ownership Inquiry through the DLD website, the Dubai REST App, or Real Estate Services Trustee. The process requires basic property information, such as the area name and land number, and provides immediate access to official ownership records. EGSH, as a government-authorised centre, allows you to verify ownership securely and with expert assistance within a single visit.

To check property ownership, you must provide the area name and land number of the property. These are the primary identifiers used by DLD to locate ownership records. If available, additional information — such as plot number, Makani number, Title Deed number, or project/building name — can help identify the correct property more efficiently. EGSH specialists can assist in locating or confirming these details if only partial information is available.

If you do not have the plot number, it can be identified using tools provided by DLD, such as the Dubai REST App or the DLD website map services. By entering the location or project name, you can search for related land and plot details. EGSH specialists can assist in locating the correct plot number based on the available property information.

If the original Title Deed is missing, the Title Deed number can be retrieved through DLD by submitting a request via the Dubai REST App or visiting a DLD service centre. The request requires property-related details such as the area, land number, or plot number to locate the record. EGSH can assist in recovering the Title Deed number by accessing DLD records based on the available information.

The Property Ownership Inquiry service confirms the following information based on official DLD records: — Registered legal owner of the property — Ownership status (confirmed registration with DLD) — Basic property details such as land number and area — Date of last registration or update, if applicable This service does not include financial encumbrances (e.g. mortgages) or legal disputes.

The Property Ownership Inquiry service is publicly accessible and does not require proof of ownership or a power of attorney. Any individual or legal entity — including a third party such as a buyer, broker, or legal advisor — can verify property ownership using the area and land number.