Abu Dhabi’s property market is running red‑hot. Figures from the Abu Dhabi Real Estate Centre (ADREC) show turnover reached AED 96.2 billion in 2024—a 10 percent jump year‑on‑year—across 28,249 transactions, while foreign capital doubled to AED 7.86 billion.
Homes routinely sell out in under two days, and 38 off‑plan launches kept developers scrambling for inventory. In conditions like these, the challenge is less “finding buyers” and more setting the right price, policing broker behaviour, and protecting direct relationships with purchasers.
From Hunches to Hard Numbers
Traditional development in the UAE still leans on gut instinct, static market reports and labyrinthine spreadsheets—an expensive gamble when AED 893 billion exchanged hands across the country last year.
eVoost AI, an Abu Dhabi‑born PropTech start‑up, wagers that predictive analytics can remove that guesswork. Its platform analyses buyer preferences, price elasticity, and even social‑media sentiment before a spade hits the ground. The result? Floor plans and unit mixes designed around real demand—and price bands that capture maximum value without scaring prospects away.
Buyers, Brokers and Brand Control—All in One Loop
Planning is only half the story. eVoost’s multilingual AI agent operates round‑the‑clock, vetting leads and walking prospects through personalised purchase journeys on web or mobile. The emphasis isn’t on fancy chat‑bots but on conversations that quietly convert.
Crucially, the tool embeds directly inside a developer’s own site. Branding and customer data stay in‑house, and broker activity becomes transparent via central dashboards—welcome clarity in a city that saw nearly 40 new project launches last year.
A Busy AI Arena, Yet a Distinct Lane
eVoost is hardly the UAE’s lone AI hopeful. Developers such as IMKAN partner with Saal.ai for efficiency gains, while the Dubai Land Department already uses algorithms to monitor advertising. Globally, Europe’s living sector is projected to reach €60 billion by 2025, and U.S. builders are leaning on digital tooling to court ever‑picky buyers.
Where eVoost carves a niche is its end‑to‑end scope: land‑planning, pricing, sales enablement and customer‑relationship management on one stack—no easy feat.
Who’s Watching?
- Venture capital: A growing data moat from every buyer interaction makes eVoost an attractive Series‑A target. The firm’s seed round was anchored by Qora71 (Hub71’s angel partner)—co‑founded by ADNOC Drilling CFO Yousef Salem and Hub71 EIR Jaime Bañon.
- Tech talent: Engineers gain exposure to live pricing models and real‑time analytics in a trillion‑dollar sector.
- Developer C‑suites: Better margins, streamlined operations, and total brand ownership are a compelling upgrade to legacy methods.
Verdict—For Now
eVoost AI isn’t promising overnight disruption, but in a marketplace where a single mis‑pricing can wipe out millions, data‑first decision‑making is a tangible edge. With the UAE boom still gathering pace, the start‑up has the metrics—and the momentum—to prove it isn’t just another AI buzzword. Time will tell whether it scales, yet today it stands out as one of the region’s most credible bets on predictive PropTech.
