Project 360
A feature called “Project 360” gives developers a consolidated view of their projects, including unit status, escrow accounts, financial data and project records.
It also provides early-warning indicators intended to help identify potential problems and support earlier intervention.
The system gives developers, DLD and banks managing escrow accounts greater visibility over procedural stages and responsibilities. Data can be reused across connected systems, helping reduce discrepancies between sales, escrow and ownership records.
Multiple companies, one account
The platform allows developers to manage multiple companies and monitor their real estate projects through a single account. Users can be assigned different permissions, including separate roles for submitting and reviewing transactions.
DLD said the arrangement is designed to improve workflow management and internal oversight.
Implementation and user training were carried out in phases before the full rollout, with workflows tested ahead of the launch.
The department said the platform aims to reduce follow-up enquiries and manual data entry while speeding up transaction completion.
The launch forms part of DLD’s broader effort to build digital infrastructure for a growing number of real estate projects and transactions.
It also supports the Dubai Real Estate Strategy 2033 and Dubai Economic Agenda D33, which identify integrated digital services and data as key to the emirate’s long-term economic and property-market growth.