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ADGM rolls out one-click property deal service for real estate market

New digital platform allows buyers, sellers and banks to complete mortgage and transfer steps remotely in a single online process.

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Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) has introduced a new Virtual Sell and Purchase service, allowing property buyers, sellers, and banks to complete real estate transactions remotely through a unified digital process.

The platform integrates three critical procedures—discharge of mortgage, property transfer registration, and mortgage registration—into a single virtual step. The system is hosted on ADGM’s digital property platform AccessRP, launched in partnership with ADRES. The move aims to improve efficiency and reduce reliance on physical meetings and paperwork.

The service includes a virtual presence feature that enables all stakeholders to complete their parts of the transaction without being physically present. According to ADGM, the new service complies with regulatory requirements while reducing processing time.

The initiative is positioned as a response to the growing demand for digital solutions in the property sector and aligns with Abu Dhabi’s broader strategy to enhance its investment climate and regulatory environment.

“The launch of the Virtual Sell and Purchase service marks a significant milestone in our ongoing efforts to enhance ease of doing business,” said Hamad Sayah Al Mazrouei, CEO of ADGM Registration Authority. “We are not only making services simpler and faster, but we are also redefining what a real estate journey should look like in a modern, digital economy.”

AccessRP currently supports a suite of property-related services, including sales, off-plan transactions, and mortgage processing. ADGM aims to expand the service to include further integration with banks and developers.

According to UAE Central Bank data, the country’s mortgage market grew 20% year-on-year in 2024, driven by increased foreign investment and government initiatives to digitalise services. ADGM’s move comes amid wider regional efforts to increase automation and remove bottlenecks in the property registration process.

The platform is expected to appeal to institutional investors and foreign buyers seeking efficiency in real estate transactions, especially as Abu Dhabi positions itself as a competitive hub for business and investment.

No timeline was provided for the full roll-out to other user groups, but ADGM confirmed that the service is operational and available for use by qualified parties through its property portal.