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The interim real estate register is Dubai's official record of rights over properties that do not yet physically exist — units sold off-plan before completion. Established under Dubai's interim register law (Law No. 13 of 2008), it requires every off-plan sale, resale and mortgage to be recorded (in practice through the Oqood system), and a disposal of an off-plan unit that is not registered is void — the register is not optional paperwork but the source of the buyer's right itself. For buyers this has hard consequences: paying a developer or seller without ensuring registration leaves you with, at best, a contractual claim rather than a protected property interest. The interim register also underpins the resale market in under-construction units, recording each assignment, and on completion the entries migrate to the final register, where Oqood certificates are exchanged for title deeds. Verifying an interim registration before paying is basic off-plan due diligence.