Is Rufi Water Front Residency cancelled?

Rufi Water Front Residency is recorded as cancelled in the Dubai Land Department project registry, at 40.5% construction complete. Confirm the current official status directly with the DLD before acting.

How much of Rufi Water Front Residency was built?

DLD inspection records put Rufi Water Front Residency at 40.5% complete, a figure unchanged since Dec 2017.

What happens to money paid into Rufi Water Front Residency?

Off-plan payments in Dubai are held in a RERA-regulated escrow account, in this case administered by Mashreq Bank Psc. When a project is cancelled, the Real Estate Judicial Committee oversees liquidation of the escrow and the refund process. Contact the DLD and take legal advice on your specific case.

Rufi Water Front Residency: Cancelled Dubai Project

Cancelled 40.5% built Al Hebiah Fourth ›

Rufi Water Front Residency by Rufi Water Front Residency Limited is recorded as cancelled in the Dubai Land Department registry, with construction recorded at 40.5% complete. That percentage has not moved since Dec 2017 — roughly 8 years without recorded progress.

Construction reached40.5%

Last DLD inspectionDec 2017

Construction startedApr 2010

Was dueJun 2015

Escrow agentMashreq Bank Psc

What happened: the official inspection record

The Dubai Land Department inspects registered projects and records a completion percentage at each visit. This is the recorded history for Rufi Water Front Residency — the clearest public evidence of what happened on site.

25 December 2017

40.51% complete
24 November 2016

42.80% complete
31 July 2016

40.51% complete
25 October 2015

39.40% complete
4 March 2014

30.50% complete
7 November 2013

25.30% complete
19 March 2013

22.50% complete
1 August 2012

22.08% complete

Reading the pattern: repeated inspections returning the same percentage over 8 years indicate a site where work stopped rather than one progressing slowly. The structure recorded at 40.5% is, on this evidence, standing incomplete.

If you bought into Rufi Water Front Residency

Your money should be in escrow. Dubai law requires off-plan payments to be held in a RERA-regulated escrow account, administered here by Mashreq Bank Psc. When the DLD cancels a project, the Real Estate Judicial Committee oversees liquidation of that escrow and the refund process for buyers.

What to do: contact the Dubai Land Department with your contract and payment records and ask for the current status of the project file and the liquidation process. Keep every receipt, SPA and Oqood registration document. Refund outcomes depend on what remains in escrow and on the committee's determination, so take legal advice specific to your contract rather than relying on general guidance.

Verify before you act. This page reflects DLD open data at the time of publication. Registry records change. Confirm the current official position with the DLD directly.

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Checking a project before you buy

The pattern behind most entries in the cancellation registry is consistent: payments made outside a registered escrow account, a developer with no completed projects to inspect, or a location with no surrounding infrastructure at the time of launch. Before committing to any off-plan purchase, confirm the project is RERA-registered, confirm the escrow account exists and that your payments go into it, and go and physically look at something the developer has already delivered.

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Source: Dubai Land Department open data. This page states matters of public record and is not a judgement about any company. Believe something here is wrong or out of date? Tell us and we will verify and correct it.