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Led by a panel of experts, specialists, and key players in the real estate industry, the Sharjah Real Estate Exhibition addresses a wide range of vital topics relevant to both professionals and enthusiasts. Organized by the Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI) in collaboration with the Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department (SRERD), the exhibition serves as a key platform for the sector.
One of the standout events is a workshop on real estate in the digital marketing era, scheduled for the final day of the exhibition. This session will explore how blockchain and cryptocurrency are influencing the future of the industry.
Additionally, a panel discussion will focus on smart investment strategies within the real estate sector, providing invaluable insights for attendees.
Over the past three days, the exhibition has hosted lectures and workshops that cover essential laws, regulations, and decisions from the Sharjah Executive Council governing real estate development. These sessions aim to provide a comprehensive legal framework that regulates relationships among all stakeholders in the market.
A workshop also focused on arbitration as an effective dispute resolution method, highlighting its advantages of speed, efficiency, and flexibility.
Saeed Ghanem Al Suwaidi, Chairman of the Representative Committee of the Real Estate Sector Business Group at SCCI, emphasized that the Sharjah Real Estate Exhibition is a pivotal event in the UAE’s real estate sector. It has become a holistic platform for introducing innovative projects and fostering networking among industry leaders.
Nawaf Obeid, CEO of the Sharjah Real Estate Exhibition "ACRES," noted the 2025 agenda's emphasis on the digital marketing era and effective customer communication. Workshops will equip participants with strategies for engaging clients and understanding their needs.
To enhance transparency, a workshop was held addressing anti-money laundering obligations in the real estate sector. This session highlighted the importance of regulating relationships between developers and buyers.
A workshop focused on sustainable real estate and the need for future-focused construction practices. The agenda also included training on services provided by the Sharjah Prevention and Safety Authority (SPSA) for ensuring safety standards.
Another workshop explored the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) in empowering investors and real estate brokers. Additional sessions aimed to raise awareness about safeguarding against real estate fraud.
ACRES 2025 included a workshop on evaluating offers, emphasizing the importance of cultural awareness in achieving successful sales transactions.
The exhibition also hosted a workshop on the future of urban living through smart cities, highlighting environmental, social, and governance (ESG) practices in the real estate sector, alongside showcasing the contributions of Emirati women in this vital industry.