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Abu Dhabi cracks down on govt housing violations, illegal villa rentals

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Abu Dhabi authorities are intensifying efforts to enforce government housing regulations, specifically targeting violators who illegally rent out government-owned villas or use these properties for commercial purposes. Announced on Tuesday, the crackdown will involve inspections of both occupied and abandoned houses across the emirate.

The Abu Dhabi Housing Authority (ADHA) and the Department of Municipalities and Transport (DMT) will launch a comprehensive field survey campaign aimed at addressing these housing violations.

Violators will be granted a one-month grace period to rectify their offences and bring their housing situations into compliance. After this period, the authorities will initiate legal measures against those who fail to comply.

Majid Abdullah Al Muhairi, acting executive director of the Housing Benefits Allocation Sector, emphasized the importance of adhering to all terms and conditions associated with government housing. He urged beneficiaries to cooperate in maintaining the cleanliness and orderliness of residential communities, stating that government housing is intended solely for residential use.

“Government housing should not be utilized for purposes other than its intended use,” Al Muhairi explained. “Renting out such properties or using them to establish commercial outlets is strictly prohibited".

Residents are encouraged to play an active role in maintaining the integrity of their neighbourhoods. Al Muhairi called on the community to report any violations they observed. Reports can easily be submitted through the Tamm application using the “photograph and report” feature.

This proactive approach by Abu Dhabi authorities aims to ensure that government housing remains a resource for those in need while fostering a clean and tidy living environment throughout the emirate.

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