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The Dubai-based real estate technology firm Huspy introduced the first artificial intelligence mortgage chatbot to Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) customers throughout Dubai AI Week 2025. The chatbot operates through WhatsApp yet serves UAE and global property buyers by accelerating mortgage application procedures under the name Huspy.ai.
A Smart Tool for a New Homebuying Experience
A Smart Tool for a New Homebuying Experience Huspy.ai offers services such as:- Real-time updates on current market interest rates
- Simultaneous comparison of mortgage offers from various UAE banks
- Intelligent eligibility assessment for users
- Comprehensive guidance on required mortgage documentation
Aligned with the UAE's Vision for Digital Innovation
Jad Antoun, CEO and co-founder of Huspy, stated at the launch:“At Huspy we are on a mission to radically transform the home buying journey, simplifying every step for the users with technology and innovation. Our AI chatbot is built for prospective UAE society wherever they are in the world. This is more than just a technological milestone—it is a step toward a fully digital and frictionless home financing experience, in line with the UAE’s vision for AI and innovation,”He also highlighted the robust growth of the UAE real estate market, adding:
“The UAE’s real estate sector continues to experience high demand, and now with AI, we are excited to power the future of home mortgages.”
Bridging AI with Real Estate and Financial Services
Bridging AI with Real Estate and Financial Services Huspy.ai represents Huspy's deliberate effort to create regionally customized technological solutions for both the real estate and financial services markets in the UAE. The Emirates News Agency (WAM) stated that this new technology might establish a significant benchmark for the entire transition of property and banking operations into digital systems.Explosive Growth of the AI Market in the UAE
Explosive Growth of the AI Market in the UAE The UAE AI industry experienced a market valuation of $3.47 billion for the period of 2023–2024 and it is expected to reach more than $46 billion by 2030 which will generate 14% of the national GDP. The UAE real estate market established a new peak throughout 2024 since property transactions surpassed $243 billion and mortgage volumes exceeded $62 billion.







