CancelledStatus in the DLD project register · project no. 572

Cadi1

Cadi1 in Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC), Dubai: DLD project no. 572, registered 2008, listed as cancelled in the DLD project register. Developer: Al Masah International Real Estate Development (Llc).
25.5%Completion recorded
7Floors
2008Registered with DLD
6DLD site photos
Cadi1, Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC): Dubai Land Department inspection photo, April 2015
DLD status

Status and what it means

Cadi1 is a real-estate project in Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC), Dubai, registered with the Dubai Land Department (DLD) as project number 572 in 2008 by Al Masah International Real Estate Development (Llc).

The Dubai Land Department (DLD) project register lists the project as cancelled. DLD does not publish the date of the cancellation decision in its public records; the last inspection on 27 April 2015 is the closest dated milestone. Once a project is cancelled, refund claims from its escrow account are handled through the special tribunal for the liquidation of cancelled real-estate projects in Dubai.

DLD inspections recorded completion of 25.5% at the latest inspection on 27 April 2015. The structure was partially built before work stopped. It was planned with 7 floors.

The facts on this page are taken from public DLD project records. They are not legal advice. If you bought a unit in this project, the recovery options depend on your contract, your payment history and the escrow position, which we assess case by case.

Project facts

AreaJumeirah Village Circle (JVC)
DeveloperAl Masah International Real Estate Development (Llc)
DLD project number572
DLD statusCancelled
LocationCadi1, Al Barsha South Fourth, Dubai
Registered with DLD8 November 2008
Construction start (planned)26 February 2009
Planned completion4 June 2016
Latest DLD inspection27 April 2015
Completion recorded25.5%
Floors7
Escrow bankMashreq Bank Psc
Timeline

Registration and inspection history

  1. Registered with DLD
  2. Planned construction start
  3. DLD inspection · completion 17.5%
  4. DLD inspection · completion 23.5%
  5. DLD inspection · completion 20.0%
  6. DLD inspection · completion 20.0%
  7. DLD inspection · completion 25.5%
  8. Planned completion

Status in the DLD project register: Cancelled. DLD does not publish the date of the cancellation decision; the last inspection is the closest dated milestone.

Location

Where the project is

Open in Google Maps · Plot coordinates from DLD records: 25.06932993, 55.20937613

DLD inspections

Site photos from DLD inspection records

Site photos from Dubai Land Department inspection records. They show the state of the site on the inspection date, not today.

If you bought a unit in Cadi1

  1. Confirm the status yourself. Check the project on the DLD project status service or the Dubai REST app using project number 572.
  2. Gather your evidence. Sale and purchase agreement, all payment receipts, escrow deposit confirmations, and any correspondence with the developer.
  3. File your claim. Claims on a cancelled project are made through the special tribunal for liquidation of cancelled projects, which distributes the escrow balance and other recoverable assets among buyers.
  4. Get an assessment. Recovery depends on the escrow position, how much was built, and the developer's other assets. We assess this on a success-fee basis, with no upfront cost.
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Questions

Frequently asked questions

Is Cadi1 cancelled?

The Dubai Land Department project register lists Cadi1 (DLD project no. 572) with the status "Cancelled". DLD does not publish the date of the cancellation decision in its public records.

Who was the developer of Cadi1?

Cadi1 was registered with DLD by Al Masah International Real Estate Development (Llc) (developer no. 906).

Where is Cadi1 located?

Cadi1 is in Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC), Dubai. The DLD location record reads: Cadi1, Al Barsha South Fourth, Dubai.

How much of Cadi1 was built?

The latest DLD inspection recorded 25.5% completion.

Can buyers in Cadi1 get their money back?

Buyers in cancelled Dubai projects can claim against the project's escrow account through the special tribunal for liquidation of cancelled projects. What is recoverable depends on the escrow balance, the amount built and the developer's other assets. Freehold Solutions assesses claims on a success-fee basis.

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