Dubai Land Department (DLD) has launched a new real estate customer service centre titled Cube, which gathers 15 service centres under one roof and completes procedures in one day instead of 10.

Cube has been established in collaboration with a number of key partners including the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs in Dubai, the Dubai Police General Command, the Dubai Health Authority, the Department of Economic Development in Dubai, and the Federal Authority for Identity and Citizenship.

The Cube project also contributes to positioning Dubai as the best place to live and work, attracting foreign capital, and encouraging direct and indirect investment in support of Dubai’s economy.

Majida Ali Rashid, assistant director general and head of the Real Estate Investment Management and Promotion Centre at DLD, said: “We have established Cube In line with the directives of our wise leadership to further develop our services. We will achieve this through our continuous efforts to provide the highest quality services to real estate investors in one location, allowing them to complete all of their procedures easily and conveniently.”

“The project is aligned with our future strategy and our vision to make Dubai an innovative and sustainable global real estate environment, as well as the happiest city in the world, thanks to its intelligent and accessible services.

 “This initiative is a major step in our approach to providing all real estate services in a way that ensures an easy and efficient investment experience for our customers. As Cube provides all services for all official entities under one roof, we are confident that it will achieve its objectives, the most important of which is providing unprecedented levels of service to customers who wish to benefit from Dubai’s unique investment environment,” Al Rashid added.

Cube reduces both effort and time for real estate investors by providing all services in one location, rather than the previous 15, and by completing procedures in one working day rather than the previous 10.

The centre will include all government and private entities, such as the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs, the Department of Economic Development in Dubai, the Federal Authority for Identity and Citizenship and the Dubai Police General Command, as well as medical centres, printing offices and insurance companies. – TradeArabia News Service