Dubai Land Department (DLD) has partnered with Second Century Ventures to launch the REACH Middle East accelerator program and has opened applications for the first cohort of companies.
This landmark initiative, led by real estate technology pioneers Siddiq Farid and Karim Helal, invites startup companies from all industries to apply for the opportunity to redefine real estate innovation across the region.
REACH Middle East is a curated, eight-month program designed to empower up to 10 high-potential startups with the tools, mentorship and networks needed to scale locally and globally within the real estate industry.
REACH is backed by Second Century Ventures, the most active global fund in real estate technology. As the strategic investment arm of the National Association of Realtors, Second Century Ventures leverages the association’s members and an unparalleled network of executives within real estate and adjacent industries.
“We are proud to collaborate with REACH Middle East to unlock the potential of real estate tech startups across the region. With Dubai as the starting point, this accelerator will provide unparalleled support to entrepreneurs, fostering solutions that resonate throughout the Middle East and contribute to the global real estate ecosystem,” said Dr. Mahmoud AlBurai, Head of Policies and Innovation at Dubai Land Department.
Siddiq Farid, Managing Director of REACH Middle East, stated that, “The MENA region is at the forefront of real estate innovation, and REACH Middle East is committed to empowering startups to solve real-world challenges. Our program bridges cutting-edge technology with practical real estate applications, driving sustainable growth for startups and the industry alike.”
“REACH offers a unique opportunity for startups to be part of a transformative ecosystem. We encourage ambitious startups to apply to join the next generation of PropTech trailblazers and help shape the future of real estate in the MENA region and beyond,” noted Dave Garland, Managing Partner at Second Century Ventures.
