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Latest post on 25 February 2012 - 22:47
I've been waiting for a long time too....now I know why! LOL, I know!!!!. I think I sent the request 10 times or so :))
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Latest post on 25 February 2012 - 22:45
Thanks everyone. I tried to register but I never received a username.. <em>edited by Eli1979 on 25/02/2012</em>
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Latest post on 20 February 2012 - 22:13
I have seen one at Royal Garden center indeed , as I was looking for one too, also for a playground .Maybe we can exchange some ideas :)
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Latest post on 17 February 2012 - 13:52
Thanks everyone! I allready have the challkboard paint (spray) which I bought in ACE. I was just hoping to find the lables as it's less messy :) Unicorn36, what do you mean by ordinay chalckboards? @mum2girls, maybe you could try the paint before ordering?
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Latest post on 16 February 2012 - 13:33
thanks emlsnre, just did that ! ;)
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Latest post on 16 February 2012 - 13:30
I cleaned mine yesterday. I use Fornet. Very strong smell so if you if have little ones just spray, leave the kitchen and come back after an hour. No scrubbing needed. Just wipe with a cloth and the cooker is spotless. I also use this on the kitchen fan, blinds and cupboards above the cooker. My kitchen is like new :) LuLee what is Fornet and where do you get it. My hob could also do with a good clean, better get my rubber gloves out ;) I also use Fornet and it is very good. Just make sure you open the windows as the smell it's so strong.
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Latest post on 15 February 2012 - 20:11
:) thanks ..let's hope someone will come up with some advice. I could not care less about the satellite dish but DH definitely cannot survive without his Italian channels. And I cannot survive with the cables running all over the house !
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Latest post on 15 February 2012 - 19:36
hi Tiki! I did post it on The Villa website but trying here too as EW is much more popular :)
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Latest post on 14 February 2012 - 21:07
Got it Pingu . Will email you some pics tomorrow.
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Latest post on 14 February 2012 - 20:57
Hi pingu. We are moving into a new house which has all the white goods so will be selling ours. They are less than a year old. The gas range is BOSCH, 90 by 60 as you require and it has 4 gas and 2 electrical plates. The oven is gas. email me <em>edited by Eli1979 on 14/02/2012</em>
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Latest post on 14 February 2012 - 13:16
anyone, please??
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Latest post on 13 February 2012 - 21:20
to move and install my 2 dishes from one villa to the other... does anyone know of one, please??
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Latest post on 13 February 2012 - 18:45
DH is selling his black Lincoln mkx but it's a 2007 model 83 500 km , if you are interested. <em>edited by Eli1979 on 13/02/2012</em>
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Latest post on 12 February 2012 - 15:32
This is when I can legitimately claim a blond moment. Can someone do the math for me? To keep things simple let's say you are paying 50,000 AED in rent but the actual market value as determined by RERA is 100,000 AED. Exactly how much can the landlord raise the rent? It looks like it would be 15%, thus 15% of 50,000, and therefore a rent increase of 7,500 AED? But if your rent is 80,000 and the market value is 100,000. According to the articles, since the rent is within the "25% below the average similar rent," then the landlord is not entitled to any rent increase, not even the once-standard 5%? If this is true it does seem a bit unfair to the landlord that he can't raise the rent at all. If the tenant wants to stay in the property the landlord has no choice but to retain the same rent as in previous years even into the third/fourth/fifth year of the tenancy? edited by Tallybalt on 12/02/2012 . Yeap Tallybalt, that's exactly how it is. I am a Landlord myself and I do not find this unfair at all, it is the way it is. In some European countries, the laws to protect the families that rent are so strong that you cannot take them out even if they are not paying the rent or they destroy your property. Perfect example of this is Italy! Imagine life without RERA in the UAE -we will all be at the mercy of the landlords. I don't think I will be able to live here in such circumstances, as the companies never follow the market trend to increase the allowances
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Latest post on 12 February 2012 - 15:22
A practical example of the above post will be : In your third, fourth or whatever year of tenancy you are paying let’s say 100 thousand per year, but the RERA index says the average rental for your type of property in your areas is 160 . In this case you are paying 60 % less then what the others are paying, so yes the landlord can ask for increase of 20 % max. So your new rent will be 120 thousand.
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Latest post on 12 February 2012 - 15:13
Just to clarify: The landlord is allowed to have an increase at any time (first year, second year, third, whatever) provided the market price exceeds your rental by 25 %. The market price is not decided by the landlord o by the Dubizzle adds. The RERA calculator will provide that figure. If it does not work for you , you can call and get this info from them by phone. And this is the law extract: Article 1. The maximum rent increase percentage of property units in the Emirate of Dubai leased before the enforcement of this Decree shall be as follows: • a. There should not be any rent increase, if the rent for the real estate unit is up to 25% below the average similar rent. • b. If the rent value was 26% to 35% less than the average similar rent, the maximum rent increase shall be equal to 5% of such value. • c. If the rent value was 36% to 45% less than the average similar rent, the maximum rent increase shall be equal to 10% of such value. • d. If the rent value was 46% to 55% less than the average similar rent, the maximum rent increase shall be equal to 15% of such value. • e. If the rent value was less than 55% of the average similar rent, the maximum rent increase shall be equal to 20% of such value. Article (2) For the purpose of this Decree the similar rent value of the property unit means pursuant to “The Rent Index of the Emirate of Dubai” approved by RERA.(rental calculator) Hope I managed to make it as clear as possible. :)
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Latest post on 12 February 2012 - 14:40
Thanks for the tip on the calculator, didn't know about that! According to the rera calculator he is not entitled to increase the rent. Also rang them just to confirm. They said to tell him to go to the calculator so he can see for himself and if he still tries to increase then we can take it to the rent committee. Hi Eli79, tried to email you but it wouldn't send, not sure if I copied it down wrong but will try again later. We are in RH sector in an A2. Hi elmsnre, he's tryin to increase by about 20%. Looking on dubizzle he just wants to increase to what seems about average for our property at the moment. We got ours for the average price last year though so I wonder if others are going through this at the same time. Annoys me that the agent seems to be working for the landlord even though he said he was also working for us. We would rather not move right now as its just not the right time francescaevans. Our children seem very happy and settled and I don't think it's right to uproot because of a greedy landlord who is in the wrong. Thank you for the advice though :) sarah try again now: [email protected]
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Latest post on 11 February 2012 - 22:24
Sarah, we are in The Villa too and have been through exactly the same thing last month. We have decided to move out eventually but it was our choice. If you want to stay in the villa for the same price, you don't worry; there is nothing the Landlord can do about it. It is true, the law has changed and they are indeed allowed to increase in the first year BUT only if the difference between the average market price and what you are paying is more than 25% . This is very unlikely for any property in Dubai. Use the RERA rental increase calculator to see if he qualifies for an increase but even if by miracle he does qualify he can only increase by max 5 %. You can trust this information as it is fresh and have been personally to RERA 2 times and got all my questions answered with regard to increase, renewal and security deposit. If you need more info email me at elenus79 at gmail.com and I will tell you everything you need to know as I seriously dislike Landlords like this. In which sector are you and what type of villa do you have?
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Latest post on 08 February 2012 - 17:41
Thanks Ladies. Eli I will follow up on your suggestion to contact Helena, much appreciated. (BTW I think I met you when we were taken to view a "landscaped" house at the weekend by an agent. Thank you for your honesty about your LL and the situation. Good luck with your move to the next place!). loool :))) you're welcome...Can't wait to get out of this house actually !!!
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Latest post on 07 February 2012 - 20:34
Got it Pav! You can now remove your details.
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Latest post on 07 February 2012 - 08:05
Thanks ladies for all your information. We have decided to go for it but are going to wait for an A3 to come up. Took the kids to see the A1/2 to day and decided we could do with a little more space. Apparently there are some A3 due to be released in the next month, hopefully they won't be too expensive. If anyone knows of an A3 or B1 coming up for rent I would be interested to hear about it. We need to be in by end of March. Have you tried contacting Helena from landmark? She had an a3 in RF sector next to the park . The villa was to be rented directly from the developer (mazaya) and was going for 155 . Imo helena is the best agent for the villa as she is fair and would not try to inflate thevprices like other agents do. Good luck!
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Latest post on 06 February 2012 - 21:43
It has now reached Europe.. i think very few people realise how bad this actually is.. [url=http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-16906086'>http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-16906086[/url'>
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Latest post on 06 February 2012 - 21:09
Hi I'm starting early and wanted to find out the current rents in Jumeirah Island, Arabian Ranches, Motorcity, The Villa's and Falcon City (phew!) I'm looking for a 3 bed with maids room and small garden - I know I can search on dubizzle but I wanted to find out what people had managed to get their villa's for. I really don't want to move to a sandpit but if the community is nice enough then I will. I'd really appreciate your help on this ladies. Thanks I don't know about the rest but I can speak for the Villa - A1 mazayas going from 125 to 140 A2 mazaya 140 to 155 A3 Mazayas - 150-165 Dubai properties Cordobas 155 - 170 - All the prices vary of course , depending of the location and number of cheques you are paying . hope that helps
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Latest post on 06 February 2012 - 21:03
Hi emlsnre, the rents have actually dropped since last year. When we started looking around, at the end of November the Cordobas were going for 180 !!! We have now rented a corner plot (huge size ) E1 in RJ with appliances for 160. Hint-our A2 is also in RJ .
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Latest post on 06 February 2012 - 20:32
Pav, I don't have 3 tons of gravel but I am sure there are at least 20 bags left. You are welcome to pick it up for free if you want it. It is light beige colour. @Good morning :))))) -wrestling it's not a strong enough word to describe the situation right now *Inserts that red faced angry smiley*
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Latest post on 06 February 2012 - 20:19
We have been living at the Villa for one year and we love it. We were in an A2 but we are moving out and went for a Cordoba this time. We love the community and everything about it. Just make sure you choose a good landlord as there are nightmare ones out there. And definitely stay away from mine which is up for rent now :)
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Latest post on 05 February 2012 - 16:33
I hear you!! I'm going through the same, wont bore you with the details as it's the same as everyone else, LL not providing adequate notice in order not to renew as he wants more cash. Anyway, my question is. If I don't take him to RERA and I just sit tight, does he have to take me to RERA. You see I don't see whty I should go to RERA spend more money and time. If i have sent him the RERA regulations and reminded him what we signed in the contract with regard to notice then if I refuse to move out, does he then have to take me to RERA? You see if he takes me to RERA I'll win anyway. He has to give you a proper notice if he wants to increease ( Increase is allowed only according to rera) as per the contract. If there is nothing mentioned on the contract then the 90 Days RERA notice will apply. Failing to do so he can't even get the legal increase if he's entitled to any. If he has proper reasons for not renewing - wanting to sell or moving in himself - he has to give a 12 months notice. Failing to do so, he cannot kick you out. If he takes you to RERA , he has to pay the fees ( 3 %?) and he will lose. Don't worry !
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Latest post on 05 February 2012 - 16:26
Eli...check your contract about the garden. Some contracts say nothing. Some say that the garden must be returned to bare sand (or similar) on leaving. I even had one friend whose contract said something like, 'Any improvements to the garden become property of the owner". Read your contract carefully...if it's not in there, take the lot and you don't have to tell him you plan to do it. Your landscaping company may even be happy to uplift, move and re-install it all for you (for a fairly hefty fee!). He sounds like a nightmare. Document everything, stay in touch with the rental committee and get out of there. hi greenish...My contract ironically says that I have to remove all the fixtures and leave the place in the exact same condition! He is on the moon as he did not even read his own contract! I would have never signed a contract that was not allowing me to remove the garden if I wanted to ! I have already sold all my sandstone tiles and removed half of my plants which they are sitting nicely in pots, doing perfectly fine. My only worries now are with the fruit trees and bamboo trees...not sure if they will survive but willing to take the risk. I am not saying anything to him but I did say it to agents and prospective tenants viewing the house, as half of the garden is gone anyway. So I guess it’s a matter of time until the agent will let him know.
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Latest post on 05 February 2012 - 16:19
And now they are late also! :\: so maybe he thinks that it's my duty to sit around at home and wait for people . That's if they even decide to show up at all...
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Latest post on 01 February 2012 - 14:49
hope you are well now tkoshy, thanks for the info. summerdream will check these areas Good options but any idea of Schools? Eli1979: her kids are in Arabic School with SAT curriculum. In sharjah this school is good & she is paying 30,000Dhs for both kids (grade 3 & grade 4) how about Al Mawakeb School in Barsha ? The fees are higer though - 19 400 for grade 3 and 19 600 for grade 4 - all books and uniform included.
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Latest post on 31 January 2012 - 12:52
:O)))) lol
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Latest post on 31 January 2012 - 12:02
Hi again Eli ! Don’t worry, the marble will not get damaged from working the dough. You only have to pay a bit of attention when you attach the pasta machine to it. Do you use an Imperia? I put a piece of cardboard paper from a box or something in between the marble and the screw so that it will not damage the marble when I tighten it.
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Latest post on 31 January 2012 - 11:53
you are right roysie, my mistake, it was B16 ! I know, I still cannot believe they lost a tenant this way, esspecially since this house has been empty for so long! :(
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Latest post on 31 January 2012 - 11:44
HI ladies, I have searched the older threads, but was wondering about the current situation. We looked at the 3 beds in Layan last night and are considering the move and was hoping for some help with the following questions.... • Are there any streets to avoid? From past threads it looks as though there were issues with smells on C road; has this been sorted? Are there any maintenance issues you have had? • Does anyone know of any that are empty with nice neighbors next door? ;) • What is the noise like from the bi-pass road? We looked at B06 and C27 and preferred B06 even though it is closer to 611. • How do you get in if you are coming from the Ranches? • How busy are the pools on the weekend (when it gets warmer!) Any advice is greatly appreciated! TIA edited by 4sidekicks on 31/01/2012 edited by 4sidekicks on 31/01/2012 We almost rented a 3 bed in Layan in December for a February start. The one we liked was B26 ( no idea if it's still available). Hubby went to Salwan office 3 times, we literally signed all the cheques and just before signing the agreement they would say : Oh, the system does not allow me to do this, you have to get the house within 10 days! The next day they would call us and tell us: We solved the problem, you can come and sign now. We go back there and the same story repeats - 3 times!!! We have a total of 18 cheques written for DP and Salwan which we had to cancel. It was shockingly stupid! We really wanted the house but after the 3rd incident DH went out of their office fuming and swore never to go back again :)) Ofc the next morning they called us back to sign lol :) We eventually rented another villa in THE VILLA . My advice, if you need to book the villa for more than 10 days, and they agree to keep it for you, don't believe it till you see it! :) And roysie was so helpful when I was looking to rent in Layan, I am sure she is a great neighbour! Thanks roysie!
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Latest post on 30 January 2012 - 23:18
Dear friends, as always, I need your support. :-) I'm Italian so I love to cook pasta at home, and for that I pretty big need a wooden board to roll out the dough (1 m. x1,5m.) Do you know where can I find it? Thank you in advance!!! Eli Hi Eli from another Eli :) I am also looking for a big wooden board! I am not Italian but DH is, so I cook pasta at home too . I could not find a big enough board so i just use the granite kitchen countertop. I wash it with soap and disinfect it with alcohol and then start the work :).
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Latest post on 30 January 2012 - 16:01
Bur Dubai etc are quite highly priced - in fact now more than new Dubai...there's very little availability in good buildings. Now to the point. There's lots in Jebel Ali area that would be suitable...someone I know just got a 2-br for 34k/annum. Look in the Ewans building....DIP area . That's a very good option and closer to Tcom area too! What kind of school is she looking for and what's the budget?
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Latest post on 30 January 2012 - 00:23
we got a lovely huge sofa and huge chair from Freedom Furniture in Mirdif, in last year's sale. Nice quality and great prices .... in the sale! It's an Australian (I think!) store so not too many gaudy things in there ... if that's what you like? I was just about to name the same . They have nice things and good prices.
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Latest post on 26 January 2012 - 11:32
Great ! Thanks everyone. I know Russell as I took my nephew to him 4 years ago and remember he was great. I was actually thinking this morning that I should go see him ! :)I will give them a call now.
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Latest post on 25 January 2012 - 22:12
Thank you, will go have a look at Decathlon as well.. My son weight 13 kg but would like to buy a seat that I will be able to use for a couple of years, if that's possible ..he is only 19 months. I have seen some parents in our compound riding on a bike with their little ones sitting in something that looked like a little carry wagon attached to the back of the bike. Any idea where i can get something like this?
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Latest post on 24 January 2012 - 21:40
Would love to take DS for a bike ride and I have been looking around for a bike seat or similar. Is there any particular type or brand that is better than other?
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Latest post on 24 January 2012 - 20:52
try Skycourts towers in Dubailand (near The Villa and Silicon oasis). Someone told me the apartments are beautiful and they go for 40 K and maybe she can negotiate 5 k down .
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Latest post on 24 January 2012 - 00:53
dorisdaydream , I would love to have them...let me know when and where I can come and pick them up..my email is elenus1979 at gmail dot com. thanks
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Latest post on 22 January 2012 - 16:57
oh man, just saw this now! I still need some boxes if anyone has some!!
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Latest post on 21 January 2012 - 12:00
Thanks everyone. I did disinfect all his toys but i did leave the old sand in his sandbox and he plays in there quite a lot... maybe I should change this too.. SlobberKnoker - thanks for the reply, it is very interesting and it makes sense as he has got sick basically every 1 and a half month. Is there anything we can do to help him not get sick anymore? He hasn't been eating very well for the past one month, as last time he got sick it was quite bad and he refused to eat any solids for a week.
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Latest post on 17 January 2012 - 20:43
I've just been in Boots to check out the baby lotions but wasn't 100% sure which ones were being recommended on this thread. I saw a pink bottle of Baby Lotion - said it was moisturiser and cleanser - is that the one? Thanks! I believe everyone was recommending the micellar lotion From Bioderma. There is a pink bottle which can be used for eyes and face and a blue bottle which I believe it is not suitable for the eyes. It is extremely popular in Europe, I was surprised that nobody knew about it here, until I saw it in the pharmacies a couple of months ago. Everybody should try it, it is very good stuff. Just put some drops on a cotton ball and wipe your make up off. No rinsing required. I was using a very good but expensive oil make up remover from SKII or Shu Uemura, not even available in Dubai, but change to this as soon as I tried it. Have bought it from a pharmacy on promotion for 30 AED.I believe the full price is 60.
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Latest post on 17 January 2012 - 17:43
from the maggie Sottero website (under International Retailers) Dubai, The Bridal Room Shop 13 Jumeira Plaza-Beach Road Phone: 0097143446076 Thanks Eli....and sorry...:( you've been very kind!:) :) no reason to be sorry , you're welcome! Hope you will find your dream dress..
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Latest post on 14 January 2012 - 00:09
i would also love some :)
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Latest post on 14 January 2012 - 00:06
from the maggie Sottero website (under International Retailers) Dubai, The Bridal Room Shop 13 Jumeira Plaza-Beach Road Phone: 0097143446076
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Latest post on 13 January 2012 - 15:59
Last time I checked, the shop was somewhere in jumeirah.. Just Google Maggie Sottero and get the contact number of the Dubai retailer. However if you have time, it's better to just try and choose the dress you like in the shop but buy it online and have it deliver. I did this a couple of years ago for a relative and we saved more than 50% on the Dubai price. Good luck
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Latest post on 03 January 2012 - 13:34
We also used Creative Closets. They did a very good job but yes, they are expensive.
 
 
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