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Gulf Business
25-07-2025
- Business
- Gulf Business
Invest in Dubai real estate from just Dhs500: Know how
Image: Getty Images Traditionally, entering Dubai's real estate market required significant capital, extensive paperwork, and often a physical presence. Deed eliminates these barriers through a fully digital platform. Users can register, verify their identity, and begin investing in curated, professionally managed properties within minutes. Investors receive monthly rental income based on their ownership share and are entitled to capital gains upon the sale of the property, which are distributed among shareholders. The end-to-end investment journey—from browsing listings to completing a transaction—is entirely online and accessible from anywhere in the world. Read: 'Real estate shouldn't be reserved for the few,' said Bashar Khdair, CEO and co-founder of Deed. 'At Deed, we've made it simple for anyone to start owning real property in Dubai, from anywhere in the world. Whether you're looking to grow your income or build long-term wealth, we've built a platform that brings the opportunity to your fingertips, fully digital, fully transparent, and fully regulated.' Dubai's property market Whether investing Dhs500 or Dhs50,000, users gain access to Dubai's dynamic property market without borders or the burden of traditional entry costs. The platform has seen strong interest since its soft launch, with thousands joining the waitlist—highlighting growing demand for accessible, technology-driven investment tools. Long regarded as a cornerstone of wealth-building, real estate in Dubai remains one of the most attractive markets globally. Deed's model combines smart technology, regulated infrastructure, and professional property management to open new avenues for investors previously excluded from this asset class.
Arabian Business
24-07-2025
- Business
- Arabian Business
Dubai real estate: New DIFC-licensed platform allows anyone to invest in property from $137
Deed, a platform licensed by the Dubai International Financial Centre and regulated by the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA), has launched to the public, enabling global investors to purchase fractional shares in the emirate's residential properties starting from AED 500. The platform addresses barriers that have traditionally prevented investors from accessing Dubai's property market, including requirements for capital, paperwork, and physical presence. Global access to Dubai properties Deed eliminates these obstacles through a process that allows users to register, verify their identity, and begin investing within minutes. Investors purchasing fractional shares through Deed receive monthly rental income proportional to their ownership stake. When properties are sold, capital gains are distributed among investors according to their shareholdings. The entire process operates through a digital platform accessible from any location worldwide. Bashar Khdair, CEO and co-founder of Deed, said: 'Real estate shouldn't be reserved for the few. At Deed, we've made it simple for anyone to start owning real property in Dubai, from anywhere in the world. Whether you're looking to grow your income or build long-term wealth, we've built a platform that brings the opportunity to your fingertips, fully digital, fully transparent, and fully regulated.' The platform accepts investments ranging from AED 500 to AED 50,000, providing access to the city's property market without geographical restrictions or requirements for substantial capital. During its soft launch phase, thousands of users joined Deed's wait-list, indicating demand for accessible wealth-building tools.
Entrepreneur
24-07-2025
- Business
- Entrepreneur
Proptech Startup Deed Launches Digital Portal for Investing in Dubai's Residential Market
Real estate has long been a cornerstone of wealth-building, especially in a prime and surging market such as Dubai, but for many it has felt out of reach. You're reading Entrepreneur Middle East, an international franchise of Entrepreneur Media. Deed, a DIFC-licensed and DFSA-regulated platform, has launched a digital real estate investment platform to allow anyone, anywhere in the world, to invest in income-generating residential properties in Dubai by purchasing fractional shares starting from just AED500. Bashar Khdair, co-founder and CEO, Deed, said, "Real estate shouldn't be reserved for the few. At Deed, we've made it simple for anyone to start owning real property in Dubai, from anywhere in the world. Whether you're looking to grow your income or build long-term wealth, we've built a platform that brings the opportunity to your fingertips, fully digital, fully transparent, and fully regulated." Real estate has long been a cornerstone of wealth-building, especially in a prime and surging market such as Dubai, but for many it has felt out of reach. Source: Deed Deed combines smart technology, professional property management, and robust financial regulation to offer a truly accessible alternative allowing anyone to invest in one of the world's most appealing and continuously thriving markets.
Zawya
24-07-2025
- Business
- Zawya
Invest in Dubai real estate from Anywhere with just AED 500
Dubai, UAE – Deed, a DIFC-licensed and DFSA-regulated platform, has officially launched to the public. Deed allows anyone, anywhere in the world, to invest in income-generating residential properties in Dubai by purchasing fractional shares starting from just AED 500. Until now, investing in Dubai's booming property market meant large upfront capital, complex paperwork and often being physically present. Deed removes all of that and with just a few clicks, users can register, verify their identity and start investing in handpicked, professionally managed properties, all within minutes. Once you have invested, you can now receive monthly rental income from your share and benefit from the appreciation once the property is sold where any capital gains will be distributed amongst the investors. From browsing properties to making your investment, the process is 100% digital and can be done from anywhere in the world. Bashar Khdair, CEO and Co-Founder of Deed commented on this 'Real estate shouldn't be reserved for the few. At Deed, we've made it simple for anyone to start owning real property in Dubai, from anywhere in the world. Whether you're looking to grow your income or build long-term wealth, we've built a platform that brings the opportunity to your fingertips, fully digital, fully transparent, and fully regulated.' Whether you're investing AED 500 or AED 50,000, Deed offers access to one of the world's most dynamic real estate markets without borders, stress, or large capital requirements. Thousands of users joined Deed's waitlist during its soft launch, reflecting the growing demand for modern, accessible wealth-building tools. Now, with the public launch, anyone can get started. Real estate has long been a cornerstone of wealth-building, especially in a prime and surging market such as Dubai, but for many it has felt out of reach. Deed changes that by combining smart technology, professional property management, and robust financial regulation to offer a truly accessible alternative allowing anyone to invest in one of the world's most appealing and continuously thriving markets. -Ends- About Deed: Deed is a DIFC-licensed and DFSA-regulated digital real estate investment platform that allows anyone to invest in Dubai's residential property market by purchasing fractional shares starting from just AED 500. Deed was created to make real estate investing radically more accessible by removing traditional barriers like high capital, complex paperwork, and local restrictions. With a 100% online process and professionally managed properties, Deed empowers individuals around the world to earn passive income and build long-term wealth through real estate simply, securely, and transparently. For more information on Deed, please visit the company website - For media inquiries, interviews or partnerships contact Karim Geadah at karim@ or Lara Geadah at Lgeadah@
West Australian
18-06-2025
- Health
- West Australian
More WA teens being given Ozempic as off-label prescribing worries grow
The number of WA children being prescribed boom weight-loss drug Ozempic has skyrocketed 84 per cent in 12 months. Department of Health and Aged Care figures showed since the diabetes treatment drug was put on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme in 2020, prescriptions for under-18s have increased from just six in the 2020-21 financial year, to 70 in 2022-23 before peaking at 129 in 2023-24 . It's thought to be the result of off-label prescribing by doctors, which occurs when drugs are prescribed to treat conditions other than those approved by medical regulator the Therapeutic Goods Administration. But the latest data doesn't take in private (non-PBS) prescriptions or public inpatient prescriptions. Gary Deed, chair of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners' diabetes specific interest group, said while he hasn't seen this sort of off-label prescribing at hi practice, there was evidence of it. 'Obviously, there has been an uptick, but it's not clear from the figures if it's from GPs or specialists,' Dr Deed said. He said children with early-onset type 2 diabetes were usually under the care of paediatric specialists with expertise in managing complex cases, so it 'might reflect an increase in specialist care prescribing'. With more than one in four WA children aged five to 15 classed as overweight or obese, Dr Deed said younger people with type 2 diabetes were 'a group we have great concerns about'. 'It's critical that we take care of these children. The numbers are increasing alarmingly in relation to changes in lifestyle,' he said. Dr Deed said it was 'not appropriate' for GPs to prescribe the costly drug off-label and expect the Federal Government to fund it. 'I think it's a timely reminder for people who have been prescribed a drug and prescribers to look at the prescribing guidelines and adhere to them,' he said. Semaglutide, the active drug in Ozempic, works by mimicking a natural hormone released in the gut after eating. It helps regulate blood sugar levels, slows digestion and increases feelings of fullness. Approved by the TGA in 2019 for type 2 diabetes treatment in adults, its use in children is largely unregulated and difficult to monitor. Ozempic product information warns the 'safety and efficacy of semaglutide in children and adolescents has not been studied'. Wegovy, made by the same manufacturer, is the only semaglutide approved for weight management in young people aged 12-18, and only in addition to 'a reduced-calorie diet and increased physical activity'. The manufacturer's last two attempts to have it put on the PBS were knocked back.
