Rental cases
Handles Dubai rental disputes, including tenant-payment problems and landlord eviction procedures.
Takhlees RDC Rental Disputes Center مركز فض المنازعات الايجاريه
Deira
Takhlees RDC Rental Disputes Center is a Deira legal-services office for Dubai tenancy matters. Visitors use it to file rental cases, pursue eviction or payment orders, and obtain documents such as a clearance certificate after closing a case.
Reputation Score
3.2
★★★☆☆
198 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Online portal
Some rental-dispute procedures can be completed through the online portal rather than entirely in person.
Landlord process
A landlord review describes legal notice, first-instance filing, a hearing link, judgment and execution procedures.
Case guidance
Several visitors found staff able to explain the process and guide them through difficult property cases.
Calm security
One visitor found the security staff calm and understanding when assistance was needed.
Tips for a Better Visit
Arrive early. Go by 8am if possible; a review says the office is quite empty then and work finishes faster.
Confirm fees. Ask for a complete written fee breakdown before paying, especially for typing, translation or administration.
Try online. Check the online portal first, since one review says RDC can handle rental-dispute procedures digitally.
Check cutoffs. Confirm whether your required cashier or other service is available before 3 pm.
Compare centres. Before opening a case at Takhlees, contact the RDC call centre about other listed centres and their charges.
Allow time. Plan for a crowded visit and bring patience; one landlord described the place as crowded while completing eviction steps.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Dubai Creek Tower - Office Number 2 Ground Floor - Baniyas Rd - beside Land Department
Riggat Al Buteen - Deira, Dubai
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM |
| Sat | Closed |
| Sun | Closed |
Popular Mentions
Execution file
Execution filing is mentioned as the step taken after the court-ordered payment period expired.
Clearance certificate
Customers mention obtaining a clearance certificate after finishing and closing a rental-dispute case.
Common Concerns
High fees
Reviews report substantial extra charges, including typing, translation, administration and case-opening costs.
Long waits
Waiting can be substantial; one review warns visitors they may lose a full day without resolving anything.
Unclear guidance
Different employees have reportedly given conflicting instructions, leaving visitors sent between counters and typing services.
Slow replies
Some customers say emails and calls went unanswered even after a judgment or payment.
Service cutoff
A review says cashier and other services may stop after 3 pm, despite visitors arriving later for them.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
630 AED
RDC confirmation
“we pay 630 AED for RDC to get confirmation”Google review · January 2026
250 AED
rental dispute
“For a service of the government price of 250 AED (rental dispute) they charged 1700 for translation to Arabic and admin fees, with the promise of taking care of all further steps”Google review · May 2023
2500 aed
offer and deposit case
“They charged me 2500 aed to open an offer and deposit case against my landlord who wanted to increase rent by 80%”Google review · November 2022
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The Bottom Line
Takhlees RDC Rental Disputes Center in Deira handles Dubai tenancy disputes rather than ordinary legal consultations. Customers use it to file rental cases, send a legal notice, open a first-instance case, and later register an execution file when a judgment needs enforcing. A clearance certificate is also mentioned after a case is closed.
The experience is mixed. Some visitors found the process helpful for land and property problems, and one review says the online portal can handle rental-dispute procedures. Others describe long waits, unanswered calls and emails, and staff giving different instructions.
If your matter is urgent, do not assume a single visit will settle it. Fees are the biggest caution. Reviews mention charges for typing, translation, administration, holding keys, inspections and case opening, with some customers saying the final amount was unclear or higher than expected.
Ask for an itemised breakdown before paying and check whether another RDC-listed centre can provide the same service at a lower fee. For an in-person visit, arriving by 8am is the clearest timing advice in the reviews. Also confirm service cutoffs: one customer says cashier and other services were unavailable after 3pm.
The centre may be useful for formal rental procedures, but go prepared with time, documents and questions about every charge.