Sep 13, 2021

Hong Kong, Hong Kong S.A.R. Sep 12, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - Dubai Housing Market launches a new agent user dashboard with inbox communication with prospects and calendar synchronization. The new technology provides agents with the opportunity to have a better overview and communication with the leads. Communication is now available on mobile apps as well.
When you sign up for your free account on Dubai Housing Market, you get to post unlimited property listings for free while gaining exposure for your business to millions of shoppers every month. Dubai is a dynamic market of real estate opportunities with many agents and buyers on a constant hunt for sale, rent, and rental prospects. Based out of Central Dubai, the platform provides a space where both agents and users and can reach out to each other for the best real estate dealings. From condos to residential properties, house rents, and vacation rentals, Dubai Housing Market has integrated a bidirectional flow of communication between prospective buyers and agents across the country.
Dubai Housing Market is one of the largest real estate portals in Dubai with more than 130.000 Properties for Sale and Rent in Dubai.
For even more traction with your audience, download their mobile app from the App Store or Google Play. For more information, visit their website at
https://dubaihousingmarket.com
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