IPS 2025 Achieves Record Global Attendance With Over 30,000 Visitors In Dubai

The 21st International Property Show (IPS 2025) wrapped up at the Dubai World Trade Centre, attracting 30,720 attendees from 174 nations. Organised by the Dubai Land Department, the event featured over 300 exhibitors from major real estate markets like the United States, China, and Saudi Arabia. It facilitated international partnerships and showcased innovative developments.

Participants expressed high satisfaction with the event. Many exhibitors confirmed new deals and plan to expand their participation in future editions. The show included more than 100 panel discussions and workshops with 261 speakers discussing real estate innovation, investment trends, and sustainability.

Specialised sessions such as the Institutional Investors Conference and IPS Women Conference highlighted strategic investment opportunities and women's leadership in real estate. These sessions were pivotal in addressing key industry challenges and opportunities for growth.

Majid Al Marri, CEO of the Real Estate Registration Sector at Dubai Land Department, stated that the event supports Dubai’s Real Estate Strategy 2033 by promoting transparency, innovation, and global investment. "The event supports Dubai’s Real Estate Strategy 2033 by fostering transparency, innovation, and global investment," he said.

Developers presented significant projects during IPS 2025. BEYOND Developments showcased The Mural in Dubai Maritime City. Union Properties introduced Takaya in Motor City. WUJHA DEVELOPMENT unveiled Central 7 in Muscat, aiming for LEED Gold certification.

Dawood Al Shezawi, President of IPS, highlighted the quality of discussions and business outcomes at the event. He emphasised IPS's role in connecting global developers and investors. "IPS plays a crucial role in connecting global developers and investors," he noted.

Initiatives for Chinese Investors

On the final day, officials from Dubai Land Department presented initiatives to Chinese investors. These included the Real Estate Tokenisation Project and Smart Rental Index. Such initiatives aim to attract more investments into Dubai’s real estate market.

NAR-INDIA also participated in IPS 2025, showcasing India's market growth potential to international investors. This participation underscored India's expanding influence in global real estate markets.

DHA City Karachi introduced Indus Hills at the show, reflecting its commitment to sustainable urban living. This project aligns with global trends towards environmentally friendly development practices.

The conclusion of IPS 2025 celebrated innovation and excellence as essential elements shaping regional and global real estate futures. The event underscored its significance as a platform for fostering collaboration among international stakeholders.

With inputs from WAM