CancelledStatus in the DLD project register · project no. 1289

International City Forbidden City

International City Forbidden City in Al Warsan First, Dubai: DLD project no. 1289, registered 2010, listed as cancelled in the DLD project register. Developer: International City ( L.L.C ).
0%Completion recorded
1Planned units
12Floors
2010Registered with DLD
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DLD status

Status and what it means

International City Forbidden City is a real-estate project in Al Warsan First, Dubai, registered with the Dubai Land Department (DLD) as project number 1289 in 2010 by International City ( L.L.C ).

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 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 inspection records show no construction progress for this project. It was planned with 1 units across 12 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

AreaAl Warsan First
DeveloperInternational City ( L.L.C )
DLD project number1289
DLD statusCancelled
LocationInternational City Forbidden City, Al Warsan First, Dubai
Registered with DLD27 September 2010
Construction start (planned)27 September 2010
Units1
Floors12
Project area4,444,880 m²
Unit mix1 Unspecified
Escrow bankMashreq Bank Psc
Timeline

Registration and inspection history

  1. Registered with DLD
  2. Planned construction start

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: 25.16206724, 55.41143716

DLD inspections

Site photos from DLD inspection records

If you bought a unit in International City Forbidden City

  1. Gather your evidence. Sale and purchase agreement, all payment receipts, escrow deposit confirmations, and any correspondence with the developer.
  2. 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.
  3. 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 International City Forbidden City cancelled?

The Dubai Land Department project register lists International City Forbidden City (DLD project no. 1289) with the status "Cancelled". DLD does not publish the date of the cancellation decision in its public records.

Who was the developer of International City Forbidden City?

International City Forbidden City was registered with DLD by International City ( L.L.C ) (developer no. 122).

Where is International City Forbidden City located?

International City Forbidden City is in Al Warsan First, Dubai. The DLD location record reads: International City Forbidden City, Al Warsan First, Dubai.

How many units were planned in International City Forbidden City?

DLD records list 1 units (1 Unspecified) over 12 floors.

How much of International City Forbidden City was built?

DLD inspection records show no construction progress for this project.

Can buyers in International City Forbidden City 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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