RIYADH: Dubai’s property market witnessed significant momentum in the first half of the year, registering 4,049 real estate activities.
According to the Dubai Land Department, the surge reflects the emirate’s growing appeal to investors and the range of opportunities for property service providers, Emirates news agency WAM reported.
It also comes amid broader market drivers such as sustained population growth, ongoing infrastructure projects, and government-led efforts to modernize services and enhance regulations.
“These activities reflect the professional diversity in the market and the department’s keenness to provide a flexible environment that meets the needs of investors and clients in various areas of the real estate sector, enhances competitiveness, and aligns with the population and economic growth requirements of the emirate,” WAM said.
One of the most notable undertakings is the “Trakheesi” system, the official platform of the Dubai Land Department for registering and activating a variety of core real estate services.
