International Property Show in Dubai 2017

A premium platform for Dubai and international real estate markets, the International Property Show is anticipated to take place in Dubai between 2nd and 4th April next year at the Dubai World Trade Centre.

An innovative event held annually in Dubai, the property show brings together Dubai’s and the world’s leading developers to showcase their latest residential, commercial and mixed-use projects and services to a wide audience, who look forward to the event each year. Accredited by the Dubai Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA), the Property Show acts as a great opportunity for real estate developers to enhance their profitability, competitive advantage and sell properties to both visitors and investors. It is a highly relevant platform for developers, real estate brokers, financial institutions, government officials, global policy makers, and construction firms with top-tier private and corporate investors from the Middle East, Europe and Asia to network and conduct business.

Real estate participants from across the world, including the UAE, Brazil, Philippines, Thailand, Morocco, Turkey, Cyprus, Egypt, Canada and the United Kingdom are expected to exhibit at the event. The Property Show will serve as an ideal platform for everyone involved to network with potential investors and highlight present and upcoming projects and offer credible insights into the world’s property landscape. The Dubai real estate market is becoming more regulated; rental yields are higher compared with other popular destinations such as London and Hong Kong, making it an attractive point to be considered by investors looking for rewarding assets.

Amidst the maturity, sustainable growth and stability of the UAE real estate market, the 13th edition of the International Property Show is set to provide real estate investors and professionals from the UAE and around the world, a ‘one-stop shop’ opportunity to take advantage of some of the most profitable local and international real estate available.