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IPS 2025: Dubai real estate sector recorded over $207bn of transactions last year, but investments can start at $136

Aisha Al Habibi
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Dubai real estate trendsAuthor: Aisha Al Habibi

With the registration transactions of the real estate sector of Dubai worth AED761bn ($ 207.2 billion) in 2024, the market is experiencing a wave tree.

The first day of IPS 2025 began with high -level panel discussions and presentations that highlight the latest trends in the global real estate sector, from the integration of sustainability and modern technologies to emphasize the innovative figure.

The event had a selection of real estate and expert leaders from around the world, who discussed the challenges and opportunities to shape the future of urban infrastructure and the ways of developing a more flexible and inclusive global investment.

Dubai real estate trends

The event begged with a session entitled “A road map for the future of the real estate sector and urban transformation in Dubai”. Majid Al Marri, CEO of the Real Estate Registry sector in the Dubai Land Department (DLD) and president of the IPS Organizing Committee, participated in the session.

The Marri emphasized that the real estate market of Dubai is making constant progress to achieve the objectives of the 2033 real estate sector strategy, launched in October 2024, with strong indicators that confirm its growth and stability.

He highlighted the exceptional performance of the real estate sector of Dubai in 2024, registering transactions worth AED761bn ($ 207.2 billion) in 2024, an increase of 36 percent compared to 2023.

He also reviewed the most prominent initiatives launched by DLD to achieve the objectives of the 2033 strategy, which will include 30 initiatives, including the intelligent rental index, the Rees initiative and the real estate code.

Dawood Al Shezawi, president of IPS, said: “IPS is a strategic platform that aligns directly with the objectives of the Dubai Real Estate Strategy 2033, through its effective contribution to the creation of an integrated investment between supply and demand.

“We work annually to attract the most prominent local and international developers, government agencies and investors around the world. This year, the exhibition brings together more than 300 local and international elite real estate developers.

“IPS contributes to the pillars of strategy 2033 by allowing direct communication between all parties in the real estate ecosystem and providing spaces for the exchange of discussion and exchange of knowledge through conferences and dialogue sessions, in maintenance of the Conference of Institutional Investors and the IPS Women’s Conference.

“We are proud to have IP as an effective partner in the implementation of this ambitious vision, and we will continue working to ensure that exposure serves as a practical tool to boost real estate development and achieve sustainable online growth.” “

The first day presented several presentations, including the DID platform, which offers an innovative solution aimed at creating new sources of income and rationalizing investment opportunities.

In the light of the growing challenges facing real estate corridors, such as high cost generation costs, low conversion rates and intense market competition, the platform focuses on allowing runners to offer a value -added investment model.

DID is a fractional real estate investment platform with the Dubai International Financial Center (DIFC). It allows investors to have luxury properties in Dubai, starting from only AED500 ($ 136).

The platform eliminates traditional barriers that generally prevent people from entering the real estate market, such as high purchase costs, the multitude of complex mortgages and the Hasle of real estate assets.

Aisha Al Habibi
Author: Aisha Al Habibi

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