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IPS 2026 opens in Dubai with robotics unveiling and a rush of deal-making

Dubai: Dubai’s property market opened its latest major industry showcase on Monday with developers unveiling new technology-led projects, buyers being offered fresh incentives, as the emirate’s real estate sector looks to sustain its momentum into the next phase of growth. The 22nd edition of the International Property Show (IPS) opened at Dubai World Trade Centre and runs from September 7 to 9,…

IPS 2026 opens in Dubai with robotics unveiling and a rush of deal-making

Dubai's latest major industry showcase, the International Property Show (IPS) 2026, kicked off on Monday at Dubai World Trade Centre, running until September 9. Over 300 exhibitors and 30,000 participants from around the world gathered to explore new developments in the property market. The opening day featured Tréppan Vision, a Dh700 million mixed-use development by Fakhruddin Properties, which incorporated robotics into its residential proposal.

Fakhruddin Properties CEO Yousuf Fakhruddin explained that the vision behind Tréppan Vision was to create an ecosystem that supports wellbeing, convenience, technology, and sustainability, with specialized robotic services on every floor. Meanwhile, Danube Group's stand attracted significant attention, offering a 10% discount to incentivize buyers.

Danube Group CEO Rizwan Sajan highlighted the company's commitment to delivering 11 projects in 11 months, emphasizing their track record of success. Throughout the event, the theme of wellbeing, technology, and lifestyle resonated across various discussions, reflecting the direction of Dubai's property market as it prepares for the next phase of growth.

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