The UAE’s real estate sector is witnessing a steady shift towards PropTech solutions, with new platforms reshaping how data is accessed, verified and shared. The latest entrant is BrokerDeck, a Dubai-based company that has launched full-scale services across the Emirates to consolidate off-plan property information into a single database.
BrokerDeck says its system now includes more than 31,000 properties across 450 projects from over 150 developers. The platform provides unit availability checks, developer contact details and project-level data validation. The move comes as industry regulators and developers increasingly emphasise the role of data quality in driving efficiency and trust.
The launch aligns with broader efforts led by the Dubai Land Department (DLD), which has been investing in digital transformation and data governance through initiatives such as Madhmoun and the Real Estate Evolution Space (REES). These initiatives have been widely seen as laying the groundwork for greater transparency, particularly in the off-plan segment where information gaps have historically slowed transactions.
Across the UAE, PropTech has been at the centre of new tools for brokers, buyers and investors, from virtual viewings and AI-powered valuations to digital escrow and blockchain-based title verification. In the industry, platforms like BrokerDeck are part of a wider trend where accurate and real-time data is increasingly considered essential for sustainable growth.
“Transparency is no longer optional; it is an industry standard,” said Kirill Dolgin, Founder, BrokerDeck. “Reliable data helps shorten transaction times and reduces uncertainty for all stakeholders.”
As real estate transactions continue to grow, with Dubai recording over AED400 billion in sales in 2024 alone, market watchers say PropTech adoption is set to accelerate further, with platforms that integrate with official records gaining stronger traction.
