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Dubai Real Estate Day to connect Emirati talent with employers on 29 October
The Dubai Land Department initiative will focus on career opportunities, role requirements and long-term professional pathways for UAE nationals.
Emirati jobseekers, students and graduates will have an opportunity to engage directly with real estate companies at the fourth Real Estate Day for Emirati Employment, scheduled for 29 October 2026 at Address Sky View Hotel in Dubai. Organised by Dubai Land Department (DLD) with government partners supporting Emiratisation, the event aims to broaden UAE nationals’ participation across real estate fields and specialisations.
The focus extends beyond discovering potential jobs. Participants can explore what roles require, consider different professional pathways and learn about longer-term career development within the sector. For participating employers, the event creates a shared setting to engage with national talent. It forms part of a wider effort to develop Emirati participation in real estate, building on the Real Estate Empowerment Programme’s work between 2023 and 2026.

Event details and who it is for
The fourth Real Estate Day for Emirati Employment is scheduled for Thursday, 29 October 2026, at Address Sky View Hotel in Dubai. Companies operating across the real estate sector will participate, creating a setting for direct conversations between employers and prospective Emirati candidates.
DLD is organising the event in partnership with the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation, the Emirati Talent Competitiveness Council (Nafis), and the Emirati Human Resources Development Council in Dubai.
The intended audience includes UAE nationals seeking employment as well as Emirati students and graduates exploring their career options. Its focus is specifically on Emirati participation in real estate employment, rather than a general recruitment event for all UAE residents.
- Date: Thursday, 29 October 2026.
- Venue: Address Sky View Hotel, Dubai.
- Audience: Emirati jobseekers, including students and graduates.
- Focus: Employment opportunities, role requirements and career development across real estate.
A chance to understand roles, not just discover opportunities
For jobseekers, the event’s practical value lies in access to participating companies. Direct engagement provides a way to explore career opportunities while understanding what different roles require. That distinction matters: identifying an appealing opportunity is only one part of deciding whether a career direction matches a candidate’s skills and interests.
Students and graduates can use these discussions to connect their education with potential professional pathways. The event’s scope includes long-term career development, making it relevant to people still deciding where to begin as well as those actively seeking employment.
Useful conversations can centre on the responsibilities of a role, the capabilities it calls for and how a career could develop within the sector. These topics keep the focus on understanding work and progression rather than treating attendance as an assurance of a job offer.
More than 2,100 opportunities created through the wider programme
The fourth edition builds on the Real Estate Empowerment Programme, which helped create more than 2,100 employment opportunities for UAE nationals between 2023 and 2026. That work involved collaboration between government entities supporting Emiratisation and private-sector companies.
The figure describes opportunities created over that period through the wider programme. It is not a count of vacancies available at the October event, nor a tally of confirmed hires resulting from this edition.
The programme and the employment day share a focus on expanding national participation across real estate fields and specialisations. The event brings that objective into a direct employer-candidate setting, where participants can discuss the requirements and potential of individual career paths.
What the initiative means for real estate employers
For participating companies, the event provides a platform to engage with Emirati talent at different career stages. Its audience brings together active jobseekers and people preparing to enter employment, allowing discussions to cover both immediate opportunities and longer-term professional development.
The initiative also places specialised roles within the wider effort to attract and develop national talent. Its purpose extends beyond introducing candidates to companies: it seeks to strengthen Emirati participation across the sector’s range of fields and specialisations.
These objectives align with the Dubai Economic Agenda D33 and the Dubai Real Estate Sector Strategy 2033, which place human capital and sector competitiveness at the centre of sustainable economic growth. The employment day gives that strategic focus a practical form through direct engagement between Emirati candidates and real estate businesses.
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