Residents of residential units are calling on real estate companies, developers, and complex management to reconsider their maintenance teams. They are asking for more professional, technical, and administrative personnel with experience and competence to handle the large number of units affected by exceptional circumstances like the air depression. These residents want specialized partnerships to assist in dealing with these issues so that the repercussions of the depression do not continue to trouble them.
Some residents have reported severe damage to their homes due to heavy rains and are still waiting for responses from real estate companies and management for field visits and necessary repairs. They have received promises that have not been fulfilled due to the limited capacity of the existing staff. In response, some have resorted to third-party companies for repairs, which come with high costs due to high demand.
Residents like R.B. from the “Shaheer” complex in Dubai have experienced significant rain damage to their homes. Despite contacting the development company multiple times, promises for repairs have not been fulfilled, causing delays and frustration. Management companies acknowledge that they lack the capacity to meet demands for maintenance under exceptional circumstances, leading to missed appointments and delays in service.
Real estate development companies are working with the Land Department to respond quickly to residents affected by the depression. They are committed to providing services to address the damage caused by recent severe weather conditions across different regions. The aim is to minimize the impact of the exceptional circumstances on residents and conduct necessary repairs promptly.