Ajman has announced a significant new real estate law designed to strengthen the emirate’s property sector, enhance investor protection, and encourage wider development across the region. The update comes at a time when the UAE’s property market continues to experience strong, nationwide growth.
According to the Ajman Media Office, the legislation issued by Sheikh Humaid bin Rashid Al Nuaimi, Ruler of Ajman and Member of the UAE Supreme Council focuses on improving transparency and supporting sustainable real estate activity throughout the emirate.
Key Highlights of the New Real Estate Law
- The law applies to real estate located in areas specifically designated by the Ruler through special decree.
- It covers a range of land categories, including:
- Vacant land created through real estate contributions
- Older or dilapidated properties undergoing reconstruction
- Buildings still under construction
- The aim is to streamline regulations, protect investor rights, and make the real estate sector more attractive to both local and international buyers.
Why This Matters for the UAE Property Market
The announcement supports the UAE’s broader momentum in real estate, driven by government initiatives such as long-term residency programs, retirement visas, and incentives targeting global investors. Ajman’s updated legal framework aligns the emirate with these national efforts, ensuring it continues to appeal to property investors and developers looking for stable opportunities.
With investor confidence increasing across the UAE, Ajman’s new law is expected to further accelerate real estate activity and encourage sustainable, well-regulated growth in the emirate.
