In a bid to drive innovation and promote sustainable growth in the real estate sector, the Dubai Land Department (DLD) recently hosted the Real Estate Policy Lab at its headquarters.
The event, aimed at refining four key policies, brought together industry leaders and stakeholders to align strategies with Dubai’s ambitious real estate goals.
The policies discussed were the Real Estate Alliances Policy, Resilience and Sustainability Policy, Real Estate Reputation Policy, and Data Sharing and Publication Policy. These initiatives are designed to support the Real Estate Sector Strategy 2033 and the Dubai Economic Agenda D33.
His Excellency Eng Marwan Ahmed bin Ghalita, Director General of DLD, expressed his gratitude to attendees and emphasized the significance of these discussions in shaping the future of Dubai’s real estate landscape.
Dr. Mahmoud Al Burai, Director of the Real Estate Policies and Innovation Department, provided a comprehensive overview of the policies. He outlined the key objectives, focusing on enhancing Dubai’s market appeal, sustainability, and transparency in data sharing.
The Real Estate Alliances Policy aims to strengthen collaborations within the sector, while the Resilience and Sustainability Policy focuses on ensuring adaptability to economic, environmental, and social changes. The Real Estate Reputation Policy seeks to establish Dubai as a premier real estate destination, and the Data Sharing Policy encourages transparency and innovation in data exchange.
The event also featured contributions from Dr. Abdulaziz Istitiyeh, Senior Economic Advisor, who shared insights into the policy design process. Experts engaged in brainstorming sessions, discussing the implementation and private sector involvement in these policies.
The event concluded with recognition of the real estate experts and the Emirates Falcons Volunteer Team for their contributions, reaffirming DLD’s commitment to the growth and sustainability of Dubai’s real estate sector.
News Source: Dubai Media Office
