Yzer Property, a Dubai-based real estate portal, has announced the launch of a nationwide free listing offer for all realty brokers with the objective of strengthening the UAE’s real estate sector.

The new initiative is aimed at offering a wider variety of options to both property brokers and investors, said a statement from Yzer.

There are over 6,000 registered realty brokers in Dubai as per the latest statistics by the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (Rera), the Dubai Government entity regulating real estate organisations and agents in the emirate.

In a lead up to Expo 2020, the local property sector is expected to witness rapid growth with robust construction and transactions.

As a special offer, all agents who sign up in November will be able to list unlimited inventory for free on the company’s website for a period of one year.

Aside from the free listing, all real estate brokers will be offered an intelligent CRM system that will allow them to streamline their internal process without any extra cost for the first year.

In addition, the newly-launched offer will enhance the service experience of property buyers, leasers and investors who can access most of the properties that are on offer in the UAE under one portal, helping them save time to navigate through multiple websites to compare prices, features and amenities.

Tatiana Vishnevskaya, the PR director of Yzer Property, said: "Due to the high costs associated with listing on property portals, many brokers in the UAE limit their inventory, resulting in a narrow choice for buyers and leasers."

"Moreover, consumers are faced with the challenge of navigating through low quality listings on multiple websites to search for right properties," noted Vishnevskaya.

"With the aim to help consumers overcome these difficulties as well as to assist dealers to listing their properties, we have unveiled a new offer of free listing for a year. We are upbeat that this will enable realty buyers and leasers to browse through genuine and unique inventory to find their dream homes, offices or shops," she added.-TradeArabia News Service