The Dubai-based Reve Real Estate is eyeing major expansion in the upcoming few months, which includes creating a digital platform for the real estate transactions.
Haitham Kalakesh, Co-Founder, Reve Real Estate, spoke at length about his company embracing digital platform and going digital, “We are bullish about the expansion in the coming few months and planning to go digital. Reve Real Estate is planning to make a digital state of the art platform for the real estate, which will serve the buyer and the seller. The USP of this digital platform will be that both buyers and sellers can update their requirements and this will only speed up the requirements and it will act like an interface between both of them. Our company has agents across China, Russia, India and UK and this will serve many clients who want to invest in Dubai real estate. ”
Further elaborating he said that the UAE remains a lucrative market for local and global investors. He spoke at length about a few of these initiatives which the government has undertaken to attract foreign investment when he said, “The visionary leadership of this country has taken many steps to make UAE a global business hub. A few steps like allowing 100 per cent foreign-owned businesses offering extended visas for entrepreneurs, providing funding and support for smaller businesses and attract international businesses to the region. ”
The aftermath of global pandemic has subsided and the real estate market seems bullish. The cosmopolitan city of Dubai is synonymous with the plush shopping malls, penthouses and real estate is fast returning to normal. The operations, which had taken a back seat due to the Covid pandemic, are gaining momentum. This has led to more companies focusing on going digital.
“The mega event Expo 2020 Dubai, which is the world’s biggest cultural gathering, has brought investors from across the globe on a common platform to discuss new avenues for investments and this has added more boost to the UAE’s economic growth with a focus on the real estate industry,“ Kalakesh concluded.
