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BrokerageFinder launches in Dubai targeting broker network market
Platform connects real estate brokers and agents with 20 percent market share target by 2027.
BrokerageFinder, a Dubai-based platform connecting real estate brokers and agents, has launched with a target to capture 20 percent of its market by 2027. The platform operates as a network for property professionals.
Platform connects brokers and agents#
The service links real estate brokerages seeking to hire agents with property professionals choosing where to work. BrokerageFinder provides a digital network for these connections. The platform went live in Dubai and is targeting the local real estate brokerage sector. The founders built the service to address how brokerages recruit agents and how agents select employers in the property market. The network model mirrors professional platforms used in other industries, applied to Dubai's property sector.
20 percent market share target set for 2027#
BrokerageFinder set a 20 percent market share target to be reached by 2027. The company disclosed this figure at launch. The target applies to the Dubai real estate broker network market. No baseline market size or current user count was disclosed in the announcement. The 2027 timeframe gives the platform two years from launch to reach the stated share. The founders are looking to change how brokerages hire agents and how property professionals choose where to work, according to the announcement.
Service targets Dubai property sector#
The platform operates in Dubai's real estate market. It focuses on the brokerage and agent segment of that market. BrokerageFinder positions itself as a professional network for the sector, comparable to how LinkedIn operates for other industries. The service is now available to Dubai-based brokerages and agents. The platform aims to serve both sides of the hiring equation in the property brokerage market.
Launch follows property market activity#
BrokerageFinder's launch comes as Dubai's real estate sector continues to record transaction activity. The platform enters a market where brokerages compete for agents and agents evaluate employment options. The founders identified this dynamic as the basis for the service. No funding details or investor information was disclosed at launch. The service went live without announcing backing from venture capital or other external investors.
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