World gathers in Dubai for IPS 2025, highlighting the cutting-edge advancements and financial ventures in the realm of real estate.
The 21st International Property Show (IPS 2025) officially opened its doors at the Dubai World Trade Centre, attracting thousands of visitors and showcasing Dubai's commitment to innovation and growth in the property sector.
The event, inaugurated by Marwan Ahmed bin Ghalita, Director-General of the Dubai Land Department (DLD), aligns with the launch of the Dubai Real Estate Sector Strategy 2033. This strategy aims to strengthen Dubai's position as a global capital for real estate by focusing on transparency, innovation, and sustainability as core pillars of Dubai's long-term growth vision.
On the first day of IPS 2025, high-level panel discussions and the Institutional Investors Conference took place. Global experts exchanged insights on creating a resilient and future-ready real estate landscape. The DLD is showcasing strategic initiatives at the event, including Real Estate i for international promotion, She Pioneers to empower women in real estate, and the blockchain-based Real Estate Tokenisation Project.
The "IPS Women 2025" conference is a new addition to the events at IPS 2025. This conference, expected to take place on April 16, will focus on women's empowerment in the property sector. Dubai's commitment to inclusive growth and innovation is underscored through the "IPS Women 2025" conference, which is held in collaboration with the Women's Council of Realtors.
The strategy for the Dubai Real Estate Sector 2033 includes key initiatives such as raising homeownership rates, digitally transforming the real estate sector, and building a resilient, competitive, and innovation-driven sector. The First-Time Home Buyer Programme, launched as part of this strategy, offers priority access, preferential pricing, and mortgage solutions to Emiratis and expatriates, supporting social cohesion and economic resilience.
The integration of blockchain technology is another significant initiative, with a target of AED 1 trillion in transactions by 2033. This move improves transaction efficiency, transparency, and investor access both locally and globally.
IPS 2025 serves as a platform for developers, investors, and industry leaders to explore new projects, smart technologies, and emerging market trends. The event showcases Dubai's growing stature as a model for global urban development.
Marwan Ahmed bin Ghalita highlighted the event's role in building global investor confidence and reinforcing market balance. IPS 2025 is expected to attract over 25,000 visitors and run until April 16, 2025.
- The Dubai Real Estate Sector Strategy 2033, which aligns with IPS 2025, emphasizes innovation, sustainability, and transparency as core pillars, aiming to strengthen Dubai's position as a global real estate capital.
- The Institutional Investors Conference held at IPS 2025 saw global experts discussing creating a resilient and future-ready real estate landscape, focusing on collaboration and innovation.
- In the spirit of inclusivity, the "IPS Women 2025" conference is scheduled for April 16, focusing on women's empowerment in the property sector, a testament to Dubai's commitment to sustainable growth and gender equality.
- The First-Time Home Buyer Programme, launched as part of the Dubai Real Estate Sector Strategy 2033, offers beneficial terms to both Emiratis and expatriates, promoting social cohesion and economic resilience, while the integration of blockchain technology is expected to facilitate AED 1 trillion in transactions by 2033.
