Hi everyone! I’m planning to buy property in Dubai and I want to make sure I clearly understand how everything works with the Dubai Land Department. I know it’s the main authority for real estate matters, but the amount of information online is quite overwhelming. I’m not sure which services are handled directly through them, what procedures are mandatory, and how an individual buyer or owner should approach the process. I’d really like to avoid mistakes with registration or documentation, especially since this will be my first property purchase in the UAE. If anyone has practical experience or can recommend a reliable source with clear explanations, I’d be very grateful.

I had similar concerns when I first started dealing with property matters in Dubai, and getting familiar with the dubai land department services helped a lot. This resource explains all the key real estate procedures, including property registration, ownership transfer, title deed issuance, and other official services connected to DLD. What I found especially useful was that everything is presented in a structured and easy-to-understand way, so you know exactly which steps to follow and what documents to prepare. It really simplifies the process and gives you confidence that you’re following official regulations.

Thanks so much! This makes the whole process much clearer.

But here I am, racking my brains... We are selecting crushing equipment for limestone, and the tonnage numbers are jumping around like on a roller coaster. Someone says: "take with a margin, more is better", others - that you can get stuck if you overdo it and then everything will become a bottleneck.
While digging into the topic, I generally caught myself reading everything in a row - from technical forums to completely left-wing articles
In short, the question is simple: what should you really focus on when choosing tonnage for limestone, so as not to bite your elbows later?

Ah, it's a familiar feeling when you're looking for one thing, and the Internet gives you everything in the world
On the topic: tonnage is not a magic number. It really depends on what you want to get at the output. If it's just crushed stone "without fanaticism", the requirements are one, if it's a fraction for concrete or asphalt - completely different.
At one time, we also thought "let's take it with a margin and go", but in reality everything still rests on the washing, screening and logistics between the stages. It's better to calculate the entire chain, not just the crusher. When all the elements are adjusted to each other, even a non-record tonnage works stably and without nerves.
But thank you for the adjustment, I also like to read all sorts of things, I just have a house, and I will definitely need such articles)))