Deed, a new Dubai-based and DFSA-regulated platform, has officially launched to the public, allowing global investors to purchase fractional shares in income-generating residential properties in Dubai starting from just AED 500.
AED 500: The minimum investment amount to buy a fractional share in a property (approx. $136).
A New Way to Invest in Dubai’s Property Market
Deed is designed to eliminate the traditional barriers to entering Dubai’s real estate market, such as high capital requirements and extensive paperwork. Through its fully digital platform, users can register, verify their identity, and begin investing in a curated portfolio of professionally managed properties within minutes, from anywhere in the world. Investors receive monthly rental income and are entitled to capital gains based on their ownership share.
Leadership on Democratizing Real Estate
“Real estate shouldn’t be reserved for the few,” said Bashar Khdair, CEO and co-founder of Deed. “At Deed, we’ve made it simple for anyone to start owning real property in Dubai, from anywhere in the world. Whether you’re looking to grow your income or build long-term wealth, we’ve built a platform that brings the opportunity to your fingertips, fully digital, fully transparent, and fully regulated.”
A Regulated and Fully Digital Platform
A key element of Deed’s model is its focus on security and regulatory compliance. The platform is licensed by the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) and regulated by the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA). This provides investors with a secure and transparent environment for their transactions. The platform has seen strong interest since its soft launch, with thousands of users joining the waitlist.
About Deed
Deed is a Dubai-based property technology company founded by Bashar Khdair. Its mission is to make real estate investment accessible, transparent, and hassle-free for everyone through a smart, regulated, and fully digital platform.
Looking Ahead
The launch of platforms like Deed is a significant development for the UAE’s proptech and fintech ecosystems. By lowering the barrier to entry for a major asset class, the company is not only promoting financial inclusion but is also introducing a new, modern way for people to build wealth, contributing to the dynamism of the regional investment landscape.
Source: Gulf Business
