Skip to content

Discover a different perspective

News

Stake Launches StakeOne – The Region’s First Fully Digital Property Investment Platform

Stake Launches StakeOne – The Region’s First Fully Digital Property Investment Platform
Share this article
Text size 14px
Comment

Dubai — Stake, a Dubai-based real estate investment platform, has announced the launch of StakeOne, the region’s first fully digital investment solution for full property ownership.

The new platform allows anyone in the world to buy, manage, rent, and sell entire properties digitally through one mobile app. With StakeOne, investors can experience the entire property lifecycle, from selection to management and resale, without traditional brokers or paperwork.

Only the top 1% of properties in Dubai are selected for StakeOne, ensuring strong investment potential and long-term returns. The listings come from leading developers such as Emaar, Ellington Properties, and Dubai Holding.

Speaking about the launch, Rami Tabbara, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Stake, said:

“With StakeOne, we are taking our mission to the next level, enabling users to buy whole properties online with full control and zero management hassle. From fractional ownership to full ownership, we’re giving investors the ability to experience every stage of the real estate journey on one platform.”

To celebrate the launch, Stake will hold an exclusive event at the Museum of the Future on November 25, where investors and partners can explore how StakeOne simplifies digital property ownership and reshapes investment opportunities.

Since its founding in 2021, Stake has built a community of more than one million users from 211+ nationalities and facilitated over 250,000 investments across 500 properties, paying out over Dh50 million in rental income. The company has exceeded Dh1.3 billion in transactions to date.

Stake is dual-regulated by the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) and the Capital Market Authority (CMA) in Saudi Arabia. It is backed by major investors, including Mubadala Investment Company, Saudi Aramco’s Wa’ed Ventures, MEVP, and Republic.com.

Comments 0

No comments yet. Be the first to share your thoughts.

Leave a comment

Your email is never published. All fields are required.

Related Stories

Continue reading from Gulf Articles

UAE Faced Sleeper-Cell Threats During Iranian Missile and Drone Attacks, Says Official

UAE Faced Sleeper-Cell Threats During Iranian Missile and Drone Attacks, Says Official

The United Arab Emirates faced security threats from alleged sleeper cells during Iranian missile and drone attacks earlier in 2026, according to senior Emirati official Ali Rashid Al Nuaimi. He said hundreds of suspected members were arrested over allegations that they helped guide attacks against the country, highlighting the security challenges the UAE faced alongside aerial threats.

Tristar Group Signs Agreement for Aegis Logistics to Become Majority Shareholder

Tristar Group Signs Agreement for Aegis Logistics to Become Majority Shareholder

Tristar Group has signed an agreement that will allow Aegis Logistics to become its majority shareholder, marking a significant development in the companies' business relationship. The proposed transaction is expected to strengthen their position in the logistics and energy supply chain sectors, with potential implications for regional operations and future expansion.

Fitbit Edge Launched with Replaceable Battery, 7-Day Life and ECG for $180

Fitbit Edge Launched with Replaceable Battery, 7-Day Life and ECG for $180

Fitbit has introduced the Fitbit Edge, a wearable device featuring a replaceable battery, up to seven days of battery life, and electrocardiogram (ECG) functionality at a price of $180. The device focuses on practical health tracking and longer-term usability, offering an alternative for consumers who want smartwatch features without frequent charging or the need to replace the entire device when its battery wears out.

UAE Recalls 1,983 Toyota Highlander Vehicles Over Seat Safety Defect

UAE Recalls 1,983 Toyota Highlander Vehicles Over Seat Safety Defect

The United Arab Emirates has announced a recall of 1,983 Toyota Highlander vehicles after identifying a potential defect in the second-row seat mechanisms. The issue could prevent seatbacks from locking securely, increasing the risk of passenger injuries in the event of a collision. The recall was announced by Al-Futtaim Motors in coordination with the UAE's consumer protection authorities.

UAE Sets New Sugar, Salt and Fat Limits for Bread, Laban and Chips

UAE Sets New Sugar, Salt and Fat Limits for Bread, Laban and Chips

The United Arab Emirates has started implementing new rules that set limits on sodium, sugar and fat in selected packaged foods, including bread, laban, flavoured yoghurt, chips and processed cheese. The regulations aim to improve the nutritional quality of everyday products and support healthier food choices, while giving manufacturers time to adjust recipes and production processes.

Abu Dhabi Partners With Elon Musk’s Boring Company to Explore Underground Infrastructure

Abu Dhabi Partners With Elon Musk’s Boring Company to Explore Underground Infrastructure

Abu Dhabi has partnered with The Boring Company, the tunnelling and infrastructure technology firm founded by Elon Musk, to explore underground transportation, utility tunnels and other infrastructure solutions across the emirate. The agreement, announced on October 8, 2026, aims to assess how advanced tunnelling technologies could improve connectivity, support urban growth and make more efficient use of available space.