Post by : Bianca Suleiman
The Dubai Land Department (DLD) has officially kicked off the second phase of its Emirati Real Estate Business Incubator Programme following the notable achievements of the initial phase. This new phase is geared towards attracting 25 additional Emirati participants, aiming to enhance the involvement of UAE nationals in Dubai’s burgeoning real estate landscape.
This initiative aligns with Dubai’s overarching goal of fostering a knowledge-based economy driven by national entrepreneurship. It is designed to cultivate a robust and sustainable real estate market by empowering Emiratis to create and manage their own brokerage enterprises.
The programme is a collaborative effort involving Dubai Silicon Oasis, New Economy Academy, and Rochester Institute of Technology Dubai. It goes beyond basic training to offer mentorship, hands-on guidance, and direct engagement with various real estate sector stakeholders.
Eng. Abdullah Ahmed Al Shehhi, CEO of the Real Estate Regulatory Agency (RERA), highlighted that the rollout of this phase underscores Dubai’s unwavering commitment to fostering Emirati talent and augmenting their role in the future of the real estate sector.
He emphasized that the initiative equips Emirati brokers and entrepreneurs with essential skills and insights needed to establish viable brokerage businesses that enhance market competition.
Al Shehhi noted the promising potential of Emirati talent, especially when supported by the right resources and learning opportunities, and encouraged Emirati citizens to leverage the programme for transforming their aspirations into thriving businesses within Dubai’s vibrant real estate scene.
Spanning six months, the second phase will deliver specialized training focused on the legal, regulatory, operational, financial, and marketing components of managing real estate brokerage firms. Additionally, the curriculum will emphasize the integration of technology and artificial intelligence in the industry while upholding professional ethics and standards.
Participants will have the chance to network with developers and market stakeholders, exploring investment avenues while building professional connections to facilitate their business ventures.
The first phase successfully linked participants with the real estate arena, significantly boosting their readiness to transition from training into actual business operations.
Through this initiative, the Dubai Land Department aims to further bolster Emirati entrepreneurship by creating a fertile environment for education, practical experience, and sustainable economic advancement. The programme aspires to cultivate a new wave of Emirati real estate firms that bolster market expansion and enhance Dubai’s global standing in real estate investments.
DLD invites Emirati citizens eager to enter the real estate domain—whether seasoned professionals or newcomers seeking a career shift—to register for the second phase by May 25, 2026.
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