Where Dubai brokerages
lose deals.
We went through seventeen mid-size Dubai brokerages the way a buyer would — their websites, enquiry forms, phone numbers and WhatsApp lines. Names withheld. Every finding observed directly.
The five leaks
The front door is scattered across personal phones
Thirteen agents' mobiles public on one site. Nothing lands in one place, nothing is tracked — and when an agent leaves, the buyers in his phone leave with him.
The form makes a promise nobody is measuring
"As soon as possible" — or no promise at all. The buyer has enquired with three other firms. The first reply gets the viewing; everyone else never finds out they lost.
The robot answers in one minute — the human never comes
"Response in 5 minutes," kept by an autoresponder and broken by the operation behind it. Instant acknowledgement, then silence — with a witness.
The shopfront is dead while the ads still run
Two of seventeen websites don't load at all — while their portal listings and Google results stay live, sending paid clicks to a dead end every day.
The licence a serious buyer looks for isn't on display
Not one deep-checked firm displayed its ORN/RERA number. The first thing an overseas investor verifies — and the cheapest fix in this report.
Inside the full report: the 15-minute self-audit
Five checks you can run on your own firm tonight, without us — starting with filling your own enquiry form at 9pm and timing the reply. Every check you can't pass is money you already spent, dying quietly.
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