Oqood registration state
Registration number and date, the 4% DLD fee, developer and buyer shares, and the initial title position on the unit.
UAE · Compliance
Off-plan compliance in Dubai is not complicated, but it is unforgiving: an Oqood registration that has not been completed blocks a payment-plan milestone, and an escrow draw raised ahead of certified progress is a regulatory problem rather than an accounting one. PropERP holds all three positions on the unit, so the compliance answer is a screen rather than an investigation.
Every off-plan unit carries three parallel positions. The registration position — has Oqood been completed, with which number, and was the 4% DLD fee split correctly. The collection position — which milestones have been invoiced, which have been received, and which are now collectable. And the escrow position — how much sits in the project trust account and how much has been released against certified progress.
In most developer operations these live in three places: a compliance folder, the finance system and a bank portal. They agree at the moment somebody reconciles them and drift immediately afterwards.
Holding them on the unit record removes the drift. A milestone cannot be marked collectable if its trigger has not occurred, and a draw cannot be raised beyond the certified percentage.
The three positions held against the same unit, so a compliance question is answered by opening a record rather than by reconciling three systems.
UAE · Compliance / Off-plan unit — Marina Vista, Unit 1204
Sale value
AED 2.45M
Collected
AED 1.10M
45% of plan
In escrow
AED 1.04M
Trust account
Construction
47%
Engineer certified
| Milestone | Trigger | % | Amount | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Booking | SPA signing | 10% | AED 245,000 | Received |
| Oqood | DLD registration | 4% | AED 98,000 | Registered |
| Construction 20% | Engineer cert. | 15% | AED 367,500 | Released |
| Construction 40% | Engineer cert. | 15% | AED 367,500 | Released |
| Construction 60% | Engineer cert. | 15% | AED 367,500 | Due Q4 |
| Handover | Completion cert. | 41% | AED 1,004,500 | Scheduled |
2 of 5 construction draws released
40%Each release is gated on the certified progress figure, so a draw request cannot run ahead of the engineer's certificate.
Registration number and date, the 4% DLD fee, developer and buyer shares, and the initial title position on the unit.
Each DLD payment-plan milestone knows what makes it collectable — SPA signing, Oqood completion, a certified construction stage, or the completion certificate.
Engineer-certified percentages recorded per project with their certificate reference, driving both collection and escrow release.
Amounts held and released per project trust account, reconciled against the collection ledger rather than maintained separately.
A release cannot exceed what certified progress supports, which turns a compliance risk into a validation rule.
Every registration, certification and release carries who recorded it and when, which is what an audit actually asks for.
No. Registration is still done through the official channel; PropERP holds the resulting state — number, date, fee split — on the unit so it is connected to the payment plan and the escrow position rather than filed separately.
Certified construction progress is recorded per project with its certificate reference. Draw releases are validated against that figure, so a request cannot exceed what the certification supports.
Yes — the 4% fee, the split between developer and buyer, what has been collected and what has been remitted, per unit and aggregated per project.
The underlying positions — registration, collection against plan, escrow held and released, certified progress — are all held in structured form and exportable. Statutory report formats are configured during implementation to match what your project's escrow bank and the authority request.
Next step
Pick a project with several units at different registration and collection states. The useful test is whether the three positions agree without anyone preparing them first.
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