Dubai is set to host the 22nd edition of the International Property Show (IPS 2026) from 7th to 9th September at the Dubai World Trade Centre. This prestigious event is organised in strategic partnership with the Dubai Land Department and will see significant participation from investors, property developers, government entities, financial institutions, decision-makers, and experts from around the globe.
An International Platform for Real Estate
The IPS 2026, organised by Strategic Exhibitions and Conferences, aims to create a comprehensive international platform uniting key players in the real estate sector. It will facilitate a robust environment for exchanging experiences, showcasing the latest projects, and exploring investment opportunities, ultimately enhancing communication among investors, developers, and partners from both regional and global markets.
Diverse Programme Highlights
This edition of the exhibition will feature a diverse agenda, including the main conference, an institutional investors conference, and a women’s conference, alongside specialised workshops, training programmes, project launch platforms, investor programmes, and investment destination presentations. A strong emphasis will be placed on the latest trends in real estate technology, sustainability, and smart cities.
Growing Global Interest
Preliminary indicators for the upcoming edition reflect an increasing global interest, with overall exhibition space expanding by 38% compared to the previous edition. This growth signifies a broadening scope of both local and international participation, alongside the event’s continuing evolution year on year.
Record Participation in 2025
The 2025 edition attracted over 30,000 visitors from 153 countries, representing 182 nationalities. It resulted in deals and contracts exceeding AED 1.84 billion, solidifying the IPS as one of the leading international platforms in the real estate sector and a crucial contributor to Dubai’s mission to reinforce its global leadership in investment and sustainable urban development.
For more local, sports, political, and economic news updates, follow us on Google News.