# DLD Presents 104 Completed Projects Worth AED111 Billion at RISE 2026 Summit

> Dubai Land Department highlighted 104 completed projects valued at more than AED111 billion in H1 2026 while promoting regulatory, digital and infrastructure strengths at RISE 2026 attended by 300+ global investors.

- Published: 2026-10-26T10:41:38.337667+00:00
- Updated: 2026-10-21T19:35:49.205473+00:00
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- URL: https://fflab.news/dld-presents-104-completed-projects-worth-aed111-billion-at-rise-2026-summit-cnt_009059
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Dubai Land Department (DLD) participated as a strategic government partner in the RISE 2026 summit, held today at Dubai World Trade Centre under the official slogan ‘Recharging Momentum in Global Economies.’ The summit brought together more than 300 international institutional investors, representatives of sovereign wealth funds, government leaders, developers and decision-makers. Omar Hamad BuShehab, Director General of Dubai Land Department, delivered the official opening address.

## DLD's headline figures
In his opening address, Omar Hamad BuShehab said that in the first half of 2026, 104 real estate projects were completed, valued at more than AED111 billion, representing 52% growth in value compared with the same period last year. The 104 completed real estate projects in the first half of 2026 were valued at more than AED111 billion, a figure DLD used to illustrate recent delivery and market momentum.

## Strategic messaging at the summit
DLD highlighted its role in strengthening Dubai’s real estate sector competitiveness and reinforcing the emirate’s position as a global investment destination. The department showcased strengths of Dubai’s real estate ecosystem, including its advanced regulatory framework, world-class infrastructure, digital services and market data, arguing these elements underpin the emirate’s investment appeal.

## Panel discussion and themes
Majid Saqr Al Marri, CEO of the Corporate Support Sector at Dubai Land Department, took part in a panel discussion titled ‘From Vision to Value: Shaping the Future of Dubai’s Real Estate Sector.’ The session, moderated by real estate expert Ismail Al Hammadi, explored transparency, regulatory frameworks, real estate data and digital transformation in protecting investor rights and enhancing market attractiveness.

## Digital tools and initiatives
Al Marri highlighted several DLD digital initiatives aimed at improving investor and developer journeys, including the ‘Initial Registration’ platform, the Dubai REST app and the ‘Malik’ AI assistant. He also pointed to the ‘First Time Home Buye’ programme as an initiative that expands access to homeownership and supports residents in transitioning from renting to ownership.

## Policy alignment and objectives
DLD said the summit provided a platform to discuss shifts in global capital flows and their implications for the future of cities and real estate markets, supporting the objectives of the Dubai Economic Agenda D33 and the Dubai Real Estate Sector Strategy 2033. Omar Hamad BuShehab described the real estate sector as a clear reflection of Dubai’s long-term vision and said the sector’s performance reflects the strength of this model. Al Marri said DLD’s participation as a strategic partner reflects its commitment to strengthening collaboration across the real estate ecosystem and building partnerships that support market competitiveness.

## Sources

- [Emirates News Agency (WAM)](https://www.wam.ae/en/article/c2qm3sk-dld-highlights-real-estate-market-competitiveness) — primary source, source dated 2026-10-14