Emaar Properties has launched VYOM, a digital resale platform to revolutionise the manner in which Emaar properties are acquired and disposed off.
Designed to cater to the discerning needs of contemporary homeowners and investors, VYOM provides a comprehensive and transparent experience, underpinned by the innovation and trust built by Emaar, said a statement.
With VYOM users gain complete control over the resale process, including creating listings, uploading property images, and managing inquiries directly, all within an intuitive interface. This transformative step represents a significant advancement in Emaar’s ongoing digital transformation, providing a more efficient and user-friendly alternative to conventional resale methods.
“As the real estate landscape shifts, so must we. VYOM is more than a platform—it’s a new way of thinking about property resale. It puts autonomy, trust, and speed into the hands of our customers,” said Mohamed Ali Alabbar, Founder of Emaar.
As Dubai’s real estate market experiences its dynamic growth, VYOM addresses longstanding inefficiencies, including pricing disparities, market opacity, and communication barriers. The platform enhances transparency and facilitates direct interaction between buyers and sellers, promoting equitable and well-informed transactions.
Now fully operational and accessible globally, VYOM signifies a new chapter in Emaar’s dedication to providing customer centric solutions throughout the entire property ownership lifecycle from acquisition to resale, and potentially rental in the future.
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