The Dubai Department of Land and Property organized a real estate political laboratory aimed at discussing and developing four key policies in the real estate sector: the policy of real estate alliances, sustainability and sustainable development, market reputation of real estate, and the policy of data exchange and publication, which correspond to the ambitious goals of the Real Estate Sector Strategy 2033 and Dubai's economic program D33. The event gathered several directors and heads of departments in Dubai, as well as more than 100 representatives from various real estate companies, brokerage firms, managing companies, and other stakeholders in the sector. Dr. Mahmoud Al-Burai, the director of the real estate and innovation department, presented an overview of four policies, emphasizing their importance and main objectives for supporting the real estate sector in Dubai and achieving sustainable and inclusive development. Al-Burai noted that the policy of real estate alliances is aimed at strengthening strategic partnerships and cooperation with various stakeholders in the real estate sector to enhance the attractiveness and competitiveness of the real estate market in Dubai and achieve inclusive development. A policy of sustainability and sustainable development was also presented, which is aimed at increasing the adaptability of the real estate sector to economic, ecological, and social changes, ensuring flexibility in responding to challenges, crises, and extraordinary situations, with an emphasis on implementing sustainable practices and applying high construction standards in real estate projects. Al-Burai also paid attention to the policy of market reputation of real estate, aimed at establishing Dubai as a top-tier location for investments in real estate through enhanced attractiveness of the market and its competitiveness through collaboration with key strategic partners. He highlighted the role of each policy in the development of the real estate sector in Dubai and contributing to comprehensive, sustainable development.
