The Dubai Land Department (DLD) has announced four key policies designed to drive growth, innovation, and sustainability within Dubai’s real estate sector. This initiative was presented during the Real Estate Policy Lab, aligning with the Real Estate Sector Strategy 2033 and the Dubai Economic Agenda D33.

Speaking at the event, held at DLD’s headquarters, Eng. Marwan Ahmed bin Ghalita, Director General of DLD, highlighted the importance of collaboration in shaping sustainable growth for the sector.

The four key policies, outlined by Dr. Mahmoud Al Burai, Director of the Real Estate Policies and Innovation Department, include:

Real Estate Alliances Policy

This policy focuses on building and strengthening strategic partnerships with a variety of stakeholders within the real estate sector. It aims to boost Dubai’s market appeal and competitiveness while fostering integrated development. This approach is expected to strengthen public-private partnerships, driving further collaboration and growth.

Resilience and Sustainability Policy

This policy seeks to enhance the sector’s resilience and adaptability to economic, environmental, and social challenges, as well as crises and emergencies. By promoting sustainable building practices and high-quality standards, this policy supports long-term sector viability and adherence to global sustainability goals, ultimately fostering a more adaptive and future-proof real estate environment.

Real Estate Reputation Policy

Focused on solidifying Dubai’s position as a leading real estate destination, this policy aims to enhance the city’s market appeal and overall reputation through coordinated efforts with key strategic partners. The policy emphasizes boosting investor confidence, market transparency, and overall competitiveness to further solidify Dubai’s status as a globally sought-after real estate hub.

Data Sharing and Dissemination Policy

This policy centers on enhancing transparency and security in the exchange of data between the Dubai Land Department and its partners. It aligns with Dubai’s data sharing and publication regulations, promoting innovative approaches to data utilization, transfer, and security within the sector. By fostering robust data practices, the policy aims to encourage data-driven decision-making and enhance market trust.

The event also featured insights from Dr. Abdulaziz Istitiyeh, Senior Economic Advisor at the Executive Council, on effective policy design strategies. Real estate experts engaged in brainstorming sessions, focusing on implementing these policies and enhancing private sector engagement to advance Dubai’s dynamic real estate landscape.