Bayut, the leading real estate platform in the UAE, has announced the launch of its app on ChatGPT, becoming the first Emirati real estate platform to allow users to search for properties through generative artificial intelligence and interactive conversations.

The launch comes at a time when the way people search for information is changing significantly, with more users relying on artificial intelligence tools to explore options and compare results before making decisions. This reflects a new direction in the real estate sector, where platforms are moving toward more flexible and user-friendly experiences that can better understand people’s needs directly.

Through the new app, buyers and tenants can search for properties using natural language by simply describing what they are looking for, including the preferred location, budget, size, property type, and number of rooms. The system then displays suitable options within the same conversation, helping users save time and reach properties that match their requirements more quickly.

The launch of Bayut’s app on ChatGPT is part of the platform’s strategy to benefit from advanced digital technologies in order to improve the user experience and enhance the efficiency of the real estate market. It also aligns with the UAE’s wider direction toward expanding the use of artificial intelligence applications across different economic sectors and supporting innovation in digital services.

The app is expected to open a new channel for property discovery, especially for the growing number of users who now rely on AI platforms in their daily search for information. It may also create additional opportunities for real estate brokers and developers to increase the visibility of their listings and projects among wider segments of potential customers.

Haider Khan, CEO of Bayut and dubizzle, said that the way users search for information and make decisions is clearly changing, as artificial intelligence platforms have become an important part of the search and selection journey. He added that launching Bayut’s app on ChatGPT aims to build a new real estate search experience that combines ease of use, strong data capabilities, and artificial intelligence, delivering real value to users and market partners.

Khan also noted that the UAE continues to strengthen its position as one of the economies most prepared for the future of artificial intelligence. He explained that this step reflects the ability of Emirati companies to develop innovative solutions that keep pace with global transformations and support the competitiveness of the digital economy.

This move is seen as a sign of a new phase in the development of real estate technology in the region, as property platforms increasingly move toward integrating generative AI into search, discovery, and option analysis. This can help reshape the user experience and improve the efficiency of communication between property seekers and real estate service providers.