Real Estate Data software in the UAE

Real estate data software helps UAE property teams compare properties, track portfolios and organise market evidence. For Dubai, DLD's Dubai REST provides rental and sale indices, property information and off-plan project progress. Keep each dataset's geography and source visible: Dubai information should not be presented as a UAE-wide benchmark. Where datasets identify individuals, assess the applicable personal data protection requirements.

Sources: dubailand.gov.ae, u.ae

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Last updated: Reviewed by Caspar Alpsten, PropAtlas

At a glance

Vendors
7
Most common HQ
Dubai (3), Abu Dhabi (1) (3 not recorded)
Median founding year
2008 (4 not recorded)
Most-listed integrations
Not recorded (7 not recorded)
Verified
0% (0 of 7)

Computed from vendors listed on PropAtlas and verified as serving the UAE. See the full market data.

7 Real Estate Data vendors in the UAE

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ADRES
Proptech platforms for Abu Dhabi

ADRES develops real estate platforms including Dari for Abu Dhabi, Sharjah's Aqari portal and the Quanta data platform.

Real Estate Data
Abu DhabiView
A
Alnair
Off-plan listings and broker tools

Alnair lists Dubai off-plan and resale projects with a brokers club, API and XML feeds for agencies and developers.

Real Estate Brokerage & CRM
UK-wideView
B
Bayut
UAE property portal

Bayut is a UAE property portal for sales and rental listings, with market data, valuation tools and an AI search assistant. Part of Dubizzle Group.

Real Estate Brokerage & CRM AI
Dubai · Founded 2008View
BT
Broker Terminal (BT-AI)
AI broker terminal for Dubai

Broker Terminal uses AI and Dubai Land Department data to help verified brokers value property, check pricing and match buyers.

Real Estate Data AI
UK-wideView
D
dataHabibi
Dubai property intelligence

dataHabibi turns Dubai Land Department sale and rental records into building-level prices, yields, off-plan research and forecasts.

Real Estate Data
Dubai · Founded 2026View
D
DXBinteract
Dubai real estate market intelligence

DXBinteract turns Dubai transaction data into maps, price histories, off-plan analysis and market reports for agents, investors and lenders.

Real Estate Data
UK-wideView
PF
Property Finder
Property portal across the UAE and MENA

Property Finder runs a property portal for buying, selling and renting homes and commercial space, with agent search, valuations and market data.

Real Estate Brokerage & CRM AI
Dubai · Founded 2005View

Real Estate Data in the UAE: frequently asked questions

How many Real Estate Data vendors serve the UAE?

7 vendors listed on PropAtlas are verified as serving the UAE in Real Estate Data, as of 23 October 2026. This counts vendors listed on PropAtlas, not the whole market.

How does PropAtlas check that a vendor serves the UAE?

PropAtlas tags a vendor as serving the UAE only after a person has checked evidence such as local pricing, a local office or published customer work in the UAE. Every listing is reviewed before it is published, and unknown details are left blank rather than estimated.

How do I get an introduction to a Real Estate Data vendor in the UAE?

Use Request an intro on PropAtlas and describe what you need. You are matched only with Real Estate Data vendors verified as serving the UAE, and the service is free for buyers.

Which official Dubai information can inform property analysis?

DLD describes Dubai REST as providing rental and sale indices, property prices, rental returns and service charges. It also provides off-plan project information such as completion percentages and escrow account numbers. Check which information your chosen product actually accesses.

Does property data software need personal data controls?

Where records contain personal data, assess the applicable protection rules rather than treating all property information as unrestricted. The federal framework includes security and confidentiality obligations, correction rights and controls on cross-border sharing.