Want to invest in Abu Dhabi's government land? Now there's an app for that
Abu Dhabi: Investors who want a piece of Abu Dhabi's government-owned land and buildings no longer have to chase the opportunities one by one. Now it can all be done in one place, online. The Department of Municipalities and Transport (DMT) has launched the "Government Asset Investment Service" at the LIVEX 2026 exhibition. It runs through the TAMM platform and covers the whole journey, from…
Abu Dhabi's government has launched an online platform to simplify the process of investing in its government-owned land and buildings. The Government Asset Investment Service, introduced at the LIVEX 2026 exhibition, allows investors to find opportunities, register interest, bid, and sign contracts through a single system.
Previously, the process of investing in government assets could be lengthy and complex, with no clear guidelines. The new service aims to make the process more efficient, transparent, and fair. It utilizes artificial intelligence to suggest assets that align with an investor's profile and interests, along with visual maps of the surrounding area, including parks, public facilities, and transportation hubs.
The service is governed by a set of clear rules, ensuring equal treatment for all participants. These rules include specific requirements for eligibility and approval, as well as standard contract templates and land-pricing mechanisms. The goal is to create a unified, transparent process that sees land and buildings as catalysts for economic growth, urban development, and improved quality of life in Abu Dhabi.
This launch aligns with the emirate's broader strategy to diversify its economy and enhance the quality of life for residents. The platform is part of Abu Dhabi's push to become a more attractive destination for investment, alongside the ongoing LIVEX 2026 exhibition, which brings together government leaders, developers, and international experts to discuss six key themes: liveability, culture, education, economy, energy, and health. Interested investors can explore available projects through the TAMM platform.
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