Reinforcing its commitment to a fair and stable investment environment and greater transparency in Dubai’s dynamic real estate sector, the Rental Disputes Center is participating in the 21st edition of the International Property Show (IPS 2025), taking place from April 14 to 16 at the Dubai World Trade Centre.
As a premier platform bringing together leading developers, investors, financial institutions, government entities, and real estate brokers, IPS 2025 offers the Rental Disputes Center a valuable opportunity to strengthen collaboration with local and international stakeholders. With over 16,000 visitors from around the world and a showcase of the latest property developments and regulatory initiatives, the event provides a strategic stage to spotlight the center’s evolving role in supporting the growth of real estate.
The center’s presence at IPS 2025 highlights its crucial role in resolving rental and jointly-owned property disputes fairly and efficiently, while reinforcing investor and tenant confidence through an advanced judicial framework that keeps pace with the evolving real estate market. RDC is also showcasing its latest digital initiatives aimed at streamlining legal procedures, enhancing user experience, and reinforcing Dubai’s position as a global investment hub.
Commenting on the participation, His Excellency Judge AbdulQader Mousa Mohammed, Chairman of the Rental Disputes Center, added: “IPS 2025 is an exceptional opportunity to engage with key real estate partners, both locally and globally, and to share our forward-reaching vision for delivering cutting-edge services that align with Dubai’s ambitions to create a secure and sustainable investment ecosystem. Our participation reflects our ongoing commitment to promoting real estate justice and addressing the rapid growth of the sector through efficient, transparent, and innovative judicial solutions.”
He added that a specialised judicial system for resolving rental and jointly-owned property disputes is essential in order to strengthen investor confidence and sustaining growth, especially as the sector continues its rapid expansion with new residential and commercial developments.
He also stated: “This exhibition provides a strategic window for the Rental Disputes Center to demonstrate its supportive role in maintaining a healthy real estate landscape in Dubai. By accelerating the resolution of disputes and ensuring fairness for all parties, we are helping build awareness among investors about their rights and responsibilities, while highlighting the innovative digital services that deliver justice efficiently. Ultimately, our presence aims to further reinforce legal and investment stability in the market, supporting Dubai’s global leadership in real estate,”
The center’s participation comes amid a record-breaking surge in Dubai’s real estate market. In 2024 alone, the emirate recorded 2.78 million real estate transactions valued at AED 761 billion, reflecting the growing trust of local and international investors. This emphasises the critical role of the Rental Disputes Center in ensuring the sustained stability and long-term growth of the sector.