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Bahrain’s RERA revokes real estate firm’s license for ‘breach of regulations’

The move aligns Bahrain with the standards of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) which spearheaded the global minimum 15-percent rate.
  • According to RERA, the owner of the real estate firm had violated the scope of the permit issued to him by the authority
  • The real estate agency, according to the regulatory authority, had also breached Central Bank of Bahrain's regulations

Manama, Bahrain

for “exceeding the scope of the permit.”
 
The owner had exceeded the scope of the permit which was issued to him, in accordance with the provisions of the Real Estate Sector Regulation Law,  promulgated by Law No. 27 of 2017 and its amendments and executive edicts.
 
In a statement issued today, the regulatory authority said that the owner was also found in breach of the Central Bank of Bahrain (CBB) regulations.
 
It pointed out that it had obtained documents during a periodic inspection  proving the violations attributed to the real estate office.  An administrative investigation was then launched during which the owner was allowed  to submit his statements.
 
RERA urged all owners to adhere to the scope of the permits granted to them and ensure that they obtain all necessary licenses from the competent authorities for all their activities in order to preserve the rights of all stakeholders.