Dubai Land Department
6 articlesProperty valuation services, Dubai real estate data and property ownership transfer are where Dubai Land Department becomes most relevant to buyers, owners, brokers, developers and property professionals. For Dubai Land Department, the distinction matters because a regulator, brokerage, digital register and analytics tool do not perform the same job.
Dubai Property Market Faces Surging Supply as Project Completions Accelerate
Dubai's property sector is racing ahead with a record number of completed projects and soaring investment, even as developers brace for a sharp increase in new housing supply and shifting buyer sentiment amid regional volatility.
Dubai launches tokenised property shares for digital investors
Dubai is redefining property investment by offering tokenised shares in residential units, lowering the entry point to AED 1000 and targeting digital-native investors. The move aims to expand access, boost liquidity and reshape the city's real estate landscape.
Egyptian investors drive property and finance demand in Dubai
Egyptian investors are now among the top buyers in Dubai's property market, drawn by tax-free income, stable currency, and clear ownership rules. This shift is reshaping demand in key neighbourhoods and expanding financial activity across the city.
Foreign property ownership in Dubai faces new scrutiny over market impact
Dubai's property sector is under the spotlight as industry leaders urge clear rules for foreign ownership to protect market stability and national interests. Developers argue that attracting international buyers is vital for growth but warn that unchecked sales could distort prices and demographics.
Dubai Land Department launches AI platform for property project registration
Dubai Land Department has unveiled a unified AI-powered digital platform allowing property developers to register projects and manage escrow accounts online, aiming to cut manual paperwork, speed up approvals and boost transparency in the emirate's real estate sector.
Unified property contract proposal aims to protect Dubai buyers
A proposal to introduce a unified property contract and establish a dedicated real estate authority could reshape Dubai's property market by balancing developer and buyer rights, improving project oversight, and boosting investor confidence.