Dubai Eyes Dh1 Trillion in Real Estate Deals by 2033, Targets Indian Investors

Indian investors receive increased investment attraction from Dubai authorities due to the goal of reaching Dh1 trillion property transactions by 2033 as confirmed by DLD during IPS 2025 on Monday.

According to Majid Saqer Almarri who leads DLD’s Real Estate Registration Sector Indians maintain their place as Dubai’s main international property investors. Our mission took us to India to develop new investment opportunities because we want to bring in both residential investors and property fund managers from the region.

The Dubai Real Estate Strategy 2033 contains 30 forward-looking programs and this initiative stands as one of these operational programs. The Smart Rental Index represents one of the new initiatives that applies AI to evaluate property worth through building types comparison and rental market analytics.

Real estate transactions in Dubai reached Dh761 billion during 2024 as investors from India and the UK, Pakistan, France along with the Americas and international sources invested predominantly in Dubai properties. Indian real estate investors select Dubai because it provides lucrative returns on investment combined with affordable property options and attractive lifestyles making them the top overseas group of property purchasers each year.

The IPS Congress 2025 hosted a panel where Almarri showcased DLD’s dedication to innovative sector practices and business-friendly operations and complete transparency in the market. The organization continues to upgrade its operations for both investment activities and business registration and transaction processes he stated.

Dawood Al-Shezawi reported that Dubai received more than 110,000 fresh property purchasers throughout 2024 as the IPS Organising Committee leader. Dubai draws global attention through its more than 500 international exhibitions each year according to him. The real estate market of the emirate attracts investors who reside in the United States as well as Brazil and Turkey and Saudi Arabia and other nations.