Dubai Land Department (DLD) is actively courting Indian real estate investors—historically among the top international buyers in the city—as part of its ambitious plan to reach Dh1 trillion in property transactions by 2033.

Majid Saqer Almarri, CEO of DLD’s Real Estate Registration Sector, highlighted this push during the IPS 2025 Congress at Dubai World Trade Centre, citing India’s dominant role in foreign investments. “We’re focusing on India because Indians consistently lead international real estate purchases in Dubai,” he said, adding that DLD recently launched several investor-friendly initiatives, including a Smart Rental Index powered by AI.

The city’s real estate sector logged Dh761 billion in transactions in 2024, with more than 110,000 new investors. Dubai is now enhancing transparency and streamlining property registration processes to boost global investor confidence.

IPS 2025 is hosting investors from over 10 countries, reinforcing Dubai’s status as a global hub for secure, high-return property investments.