BrokerDeck, a Dubai-based technology startup, announced the full-scale launch of its data platform, aiming to bring greater accuracy and efficiency to the UAE’s fast-growing off-plan real estate sector.
The platform is designed to consolidate fragmented property data into a single, verified source, allowing real estate agents to cut search times from hours to minutes. By providing structured information directly from developers, BrokerDeck aims to eliminate common pain points, including outdated listings, pricing errors, and incorrect unit layouts.
“Closing deals is hard work, but finding options shouldn’t be,” said Kirill Dolgin, Founder and CEO of BrokerDeck. “High-quality data is the backbone of transparency and sustainable growth.”
The startup, which began building developer partnerships in 2023, now features over 31,000 properties across 450 projects from more than 150 developers. Its database includes unit availability, interactive maps, and direct contacts for developer sales managers.
A key differentiator for the platform is its use of in-house developed large language models to run rigorous data validation. BrokerDeck also offers automated client presentations and data-quality ratings for each project, as well as tools designed to shorten the sales cycle for agents.
The launch aligns with broader government initiatives, such as the Dubai Land Department’s Madhmoun platform, which aims to increase transparency in the real estate sector. BrokerDeck is part of DLD’s PropTech startup program, REES (Real Estate Evolution Space), underscoring its focus on market integrity.
Dolgin, who studied Business and Computer Science at NYU and previously built AI products for Fortune 500 clients, founded the company to apply practical technology to the region’s property boom. “We intend to be active partners in this effort because we’re all working toward the same goal—opening up the Emirates’ real-estate market to the world,” he said.
The platform is now officially available to real estate agents across the UAE.
