Startups, PropTech, and AI Dominate Conversations on Day Two.
Day two of the International Property Show (IPS) 2025 spotlighted the future of real estate, with a sharp focus on startups, PropTech innovations, and data-driven strategies shaping the global market. The event attracted leading voices in the industry, all addressing the rapid evolution of real estate in an increasingly tech-driven and customer-centric world.
A key panel titled “Global Directions & Trends of Real Estate Market” unpacked the sector’s major shifts—from AI integration and urban innovation to socially responsible development. Experts discussed how companies must stay agile and forward-thinking to thrive in a market defined by constant change.
Developer Dugasta Properties took the opportunity to present their luxury living projects, offering modern studio to 3BHK units. These come with guaranteed returns, no service charges, and a secure buyback option—highlighting investor confidence and long-term value.
Saeed Mohammed Al Qatami, CEO of Deyaar, stressed the need for strategic planning over reactive decision-making. He advocated for a data-first approach to understand real-time market shifts and build flexibility into long-term strategies.
Adel Sajan, Group MD of Danube Group, shared a customer-focused perspective. Recalling the company’s 1% monthly payment initiative launched in 2014, he pointed out that addressing genuine market needs—like enabling ownership for expat renters—can redefine success.
Eva Properties’ Maria Foster rounded out the discussions with a look at AI’s growing role in real estate. She noted how technologies like chatbots and virtual assistants are enhancing client engagement and streamlining communication.
With bold ideas and cutting-edge solutions on display, IPS 2025 is reinforcing its position as a global hub for real estate innovation.
News Source: Emirates News Agency
