emirates7 - Dubai’s real estate market saw 4,049 new activities during the first half of this year, highlighting the emirate’s increasing attractiveness as a top investment hub and the diverse opportunities available to investors and service providers in the sector.
This growth is supported by a sophisticated regulatory framework that facilitates seamless real estate operations and enhances market transparency. A key part of this system is the Dubai Land Department’s ‘Trakheesi System,’ the official platform for registering and activating a wide range of core real estate activities.
Registration with the Trakheesi System is mandatory to carry out several real estate services, including brokerage for buying and selling properties, leasing brokerage, property management supervision, valuation, land and real estate trading, management of jointly owned properties, real estate consultancy, mortgage brokerage, and mortgage advisory services.
Pre-approval via Trakheesi is also required for other activities such as real estate development, leasing and property management for private and third-party properties, as well as services related to real estate trustees and promotion trustees.
Among these activities, real estate brokerage for property sales led the way with 2,301 registrations, followed by leasing brokerage with 1,279, reflecting the growing broker network that plays a crucial role in addressing tenant and property owner needs. Additionally, 273 activities were related to land and property trading.
Other registered services included property management supervision (43 activities), mortgage brokerage (43), real estate consultancy (40), leasing and property management for private properties (24) and third parties (9), property valuation (14), jointly owned property management (9), real estate development (11), and mortgage advisory (3).
These figures demonstrate the sector’s professional diversity and highlight DLD’s dedication to creating a flexible environment that adapts to the changing demands of investors and stakeholders across the real estate market. This approach enhances competitiveness and supports Dubai’s population growth and economic development.
Moreover, the first-half statistics reflect the streamlined processes implemented by the Dubai Land Department through an integrated digital platform that simplifies licence issuance and renewal for clients.
This operational efficiency reinforces DLD’s commitment to improving the investment climate and encouraging innovation in the real estate sector, in line with the Dubai Real Estate Strategy 2033. The strategy aims to boost the emirate’s position as a leading global real estate destination while ensuring a flexible, secure business environment that promotes sustainable growth and economic diversification.
This growth is supported by a sophisticated regulatory framework that facilitates seamless real estate operations and enhances market transparency. A key part of this system is the Dubai Land Department’s ‘Trakheesi System,’ the official platform for registering and activating a wide range of core real estate activities.
Registration with the Trakheesi System is mandatory to carry out several real estate services, including brokerage for buying and selling properties, leasing brokerage, property management supervision, valuation, land and real estate trading, management of jointly owned properties, real estate consultancy, mortgage brokerage, and mortgage advisory services.
Pre-approval via Trakheesi is also required for other activities such as real estate development, leasing and property management for private and third-party properties, as well as services related to real estate trustees and promotion trustees.
Among these activities, real estate brokerage for property sales led the way with 2,301 registrations, followed by leasing brokerage with 1,279, reflecting the growing broker network that plays a crucial role in addressing tenant and property owner needs. Additionally, 273 activities were related to land and property trading.
Other registered services included property management supervision (43 activities), mortgage brokerage (43), real estate consultancy (40), leasing and property management for private properties (24) and third parties (9), property valuation (14), jointly owned property management (9), real estate development (11), and mortgage advisory (3).
These figures demonstrate the sector’s professional diversity and highlight DLD’s dedication to creating a flexible environment that adapts to the changing demands of investors and stakeholders across the real estate market. This approach enhances competitiveness and supports Dubai’s population growth and economic development.
Moreover, the first-half statistics reflect the streamlined processes implemented by the Dubai Land Department through an integrated digital platform that simplifies licence issuance and renewal for clients.
This operational efficiency reinforces DLD’s commitment to improving the investment climate and encouraging innovation in the real estate sector, in line with the Dubai Real Estate Strategy 2033. The strategy aims to boost the emirate’s position as a leading global real estate destination while ensuring a flexible, secure business environment that promotes sustainable growth and economic diversification.