The Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) has introduced an Application Programming Interface (API) to grant third parties access to its real estate data. This move aligns with the Dubai Real Estate Sector Strategy 2033, aiming to boost transactions and attract international investors.
Keyper, a Dubai-based PropTech firm, is the first to utilise this API, launching a platform that offers real-time insights into DIFC’s property market. Users can now assess property values, rental yields, and transaction histories within the centre.
“By increasing transparency, we are supporting investors’ needs to make well-informed decisions and aligning with Dubai’s vision of being a globally recognised, tech-savvy metropolis,” said Omar Abu Innab, Co-Founder and CEO of Keyper.
This development supports Dubai’s Digital Strategy, which seeks to digitise various aspects of city life.
