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Abu Dhabi Introduces Digital Land Purchase Registration

By Noura Lawyers · UAE Law Update · Abu Dhabi · 2 min read

The Abu Dhabi Real Estate Centre has launched a digital service allowing UAE citizens to register requests to purchase land in outlying areas near their relatives' homes. This service aims to strengthen family bonds and support family stability in line with the Year of Family 2026 objectives. The service is accessible through the TAMM platform and guides applicants from initial submission to title registration, with an approved auction mechanism in place for multiple eligible applications.

Update note

Who should read this

UAE citizens interested in purchasing land in outlying areas should review this new service

Directly affected

UAE citizensAbu Dhabi residents

Key facts

  • The service is available through the TAMM platform
  • Eligible citizens must be from Abu Dhabi and have previously received a housing benefit
  • Applicants must either belong to the area or have a kinship relationship of up to the third degree with one of its residents
  • The allocated land is designated solely for personal use and benefit
  • The service incorporates an approved auction mechanism for multiple eligible applications

What this means for you

This development simplifies the process for UAE citizens to purchase land in outlying areas, strengthening family bonds and supporting family stability, and is a key aspect of the Year of Family 2026 initiatives.

Directly affected: UAE citizens, Abu Dhabi residents

Action items

  1. Review the eligibility criteria for the digital land purchase registration service
  2. Prepare required documents, including proof of kinship and ownership declaration
  3. Submit applications through the TAMM platform
  4. Monitor the application status and respond to any requests from the Abu Dhabi Real Estate Centre

Litigation impact

This development may impact pending or future litigation related to land ownership and purchase in Abu Dhabi, as the new service introduces a clear and transparent allocation process.

Source

ADREC — Abu Dhabi Real Estate Centre
https://adrec.gov.ae/en/news/press-28--adrec--land-purchase-request-service-via-tamm-arabic-prl-v3
Original-source date: — · Captured: 2026-08-09T05:10Z

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The Abu Dhabi Real Estate Centre has launched a new digital service in cooperation with the Abu Dhabi Housing Authority that enables citizens to register requests to purchase land in outlying areas close to their relatives' residences.

This update is generated from a public regulator publication and reviewed under the firm's automated editorial quality gate. General information only — it does not constitute legal advice. For advice on a specific matter, please contact us. Last updated: 9 August 2026.

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Frequently asked questions

What does “Abu Dhabi Introduces Digital Land Purchase Registration” change?

The Abu Dhabi Real Estate Centre has launched a digital service allowing UAE citizens to register requests to purchase land in outlying areas near their relatives' homes. This service aims to strengthen family bonds and support family stability in line with the Year of Family 2026 objectives. The service is accessible through the TAMM platform and guides applicants from initial submission to title registration, with an approved auction mechanism in place for multiple eligible applications.

Who is affected by this update?

UAE citizens, Abu Dhabi residents

What should affected businesses do now?

Review the eligibility criteria for the digital land purchase registration service. Prepare required documents, including proof of kinship and ownership declaration. Submit applications through the TAMM platform. Monitor the application status and respond to any requests from the Abu Dhabi Real Estate Centre.

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