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MARIAM MARIR

MARIAM MARIR

مريم مرير

Registered — current licenseGENERALGENERAL office

19 STREET REAL ESTATE L.L.C · office #37772

BRN 100588 · licensed 2026-09-21 → 2027-09-21

Verified against the Dubai Land Department register · 28 Oct 2026

License timeline

Licensed 2026-09-21CurrentRenews 2027-09-21

On the Dubai Land Department register for 0 years. License valid through 2027-09-21.

About MARIAM MARIR

MARIAM MARIR is a RERA-licensed real estate broker in Dubai, registered with 19 STREET REAL ESTATE L.L.C (Broker Registration Number 100588). They hold a General office ranking. Their current license is valid through 2027-09-21.

All details above are drawn from the official Dubai Land Department broker register and transaction records, checked live. DubaiHandover independently tracks this public data and is not affiliated with MARIAM MARIR.

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MARIAM MARIR: frequently asked questions — from the DLD register, updated live

What should I ask MARIAM MARIR before signing a booking form?
Before you sign, ask for the full payment schedule, the project's DLD escrow account number, every fee payable beyond the price, the expected completion window, and what happens to your instalments if construction is delayed. Pay only into the official project escrow account.
Is MARIAM MARIR a licensed real estate agent in Dubai?
Yes. MARIAM MARIR holds a current RERA broker license (BRN 100588) on the Dubai Land Department register, working under 19 STREET REAL ESTATE L.L.C, valid 2026-09-21 to 2027-09-21.
What is MARIAM MARIR's broker registration number (BRN)?
MARIAM MARIR's BRN is 100588. A Broker Registration Number is the unique ID the Dubai Land Department assigns to every licensed agent — use it to confirm an agent's identity and license on the official register.
Which brokerage does MARIAM MARIR work with?
MARIAM MARIR is registered under 19 STREET REAL ESTATE L.L.C (office #37772) on the DLD broker register.
Does MARIAM MARIR have a DLD rating?
MARIAM MARIR's Dubai Land Department broker card rank is GENERAL.
How long has MARIAM MARIR been working in Dubai real estate?
MARIAM MARIR has been on the Dubai Land Department broker register since 2026 — about 0 years. That reflects time licensed on the official register.
When does MARIAM MARIR's license expire?
MARIAM MARIR's current RERA license is valid until 2027-09-21. We check the register daily, so this page reflects the latest status.
What does a GENERAL office ranking mean?
MARIAM MARIR's brokerage carries a GENERAL office rank. The Dubai Land Department grades offices (Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum) by registered scale and activity — it reflects the brokerage, not the individual agent.
How can I contact MARIAM MARIR?
MARIAM MARIR's DLD-registered contact details are listed at the top of this page. Always confirm identity independently, and make sure any project payment goes only to the official escrow account.
How do I verify a Dubai real estate agent before dealing with them?
Confirm the agent's BRN is current on the DLD register, review their recorded deal history, and make sure any project payment goes only to the official escrow account. Search any agent on our verify-an-agent tool, or follow the due-diligence checklist.
Where does this information about MARIAM MARIR come from?
Every figure here — license status, BRN, rating, brokerage and deal history — is pulled from the official Dubai Land Department broker register and transaction records. DubaiHandover independently tracks this public data and is not affiliated with MARIAM MARIR.

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