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ADGM RA Consultation Paper 3/2026 — Undeveloped Commercial Land
ADGM Registration Authority (RA)
PublishedFresh
Last independently checkedSeptember 21, 2026Checked 37 days ago.
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Who is affected
Owners of vacant commercial plots, developers, ADGM businesses and professional advisers.
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What action may be required
Affected landowners and developers should assess the proposed six-month building-permit grace period, construction milestones, exemptions and fee exposure and submit comments before the deadline.
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Last checkedSeptember 21, 2026
Next reviewOctober 21, 2026
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Editorial checkReviewed September 21, 2026
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Consultation
ADGM
real-estate
consultation-open
September 14, 2026
October 4, 2026
October 4, 2026
Owners of vacant commercial plots, developers, ADGM businesses and professional advisers.
Proposes rules for qualifying vacant commercial plots, including a six-month permit grace period, construction-progress requirements and a 2% fair-market-value fee for certain undeveloped land.
Affected landowners and developers should assess the proposed six-month building-permit grace period, construction milestones, exemptions and fee exposure and submit comments before the deadline.
If enacted, qualifying plots that remain undeveloped after the proposed grace and construction milestones may face a fee calculated at 2% of fair market value.
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