By Staff Reporter
Dubai’s real estate sector recorded 4,049 new activities in the first half of 2025, underscoring the emirate’s growing appeal as a premier global investment hub.
The figures highlight the diversity of opportunities available to investors and service providers, supported by an advanced regulatory framework that ensures transparency and smooth market operations.
A key enabler of this growth is the Dubai Land Department’s (DLD) ‘Trakheesi System,’ the official platform for registering and activating core sector activities. Registration is mandatory for various services, including property sales and leasing brokerage, property management supervision, valuation, land and real estate trading, mortgage brokerage, and consultancy.
Real estate brokerage for sales led the list with 2,301 activities, followed by leasing brokerage with 1,279. Other notable registrations included 273 land and property trading activities, 43 mortgage brokerage services, and 40 consultancy activities, alongside property valuation, jointly owned property management, and real estate development services.
DLD’s streamlined digital ecosystem has made it easier for clients to issue and renew licences, supporting investor confidence and enhancing competitiveness. The efforts align with the Dubai Real Estate Strategy 2033, aimed at solidifying the emirate’s status as a leading global property market while promoting sustainable growth and economic diversification.
News Source: Dubai Media Office
