Bengaluru: BCD Royale hosted H.E. Majid Al Marri, CEO of Dubai Land Department, in Bengaluru as part of an effort to deepen institutional engagement between India and Dubai’s real estate sectors. The engagement focused on strengthening connections among developers, investors, channel partners and industry bodies across the two markets.
The meeting comes amid growing business, investment and professional links between India and Dubai, with real estate playing an increasingly important role in that relationship. Dubai Land Department has also been broadening its international engagement across the real estate ecosystem.
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Ashwinder R. Singh, Partner and Co-Founder of BCD Royale, Vice Chairman of BCD Group and Chairman of CII Northern Region Committee on Real Estate, said, “India and Dubai are increasingly connected through capital, businesses, professionals and the Indian diaspora. The next phase of this relationship will be about deeper institutional engagement between developers, investors, channel partners and policymakers across both markets.”
Singh has previously worked to build cross-border real estate engagement through the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), including leading a CII real estate delegation to the UAE in 2023 focused on international learning, investment and industry collaboration. He currently chairs the CII Northern Region Committee on Real Estate and is involved in industry engagement and policy advocacy. CII identifies Singh as chairman of the committee and vice chairman of BCD Group.
His other industry contributions include authoring three books on real estate, mentoring within the proptech ecosystem through Earth Fund and serving in an advisory role with NAR India. His book on residential real estate is also recommended for GREMI’s Residential Development course at IIM Ahmedabad.
Dr. Angad Singh Bedi, Chairman of BCD Group and Partner and Co-Founder of BCD Royale, said, “India and Dubai have a natural opportunity to build much deeper relationships across real estate. For us, this is not about a single event or transaction. It is about building long-term relationships between institutions, developers and capital on both sides, and creating opportunities that can grow over time.”
The Bengaluru engagement is part of BCD Royale’s wider effort to develop relationships across markets and strengthen channels through which Indian developers, investors and other real estate participants can connect with Dubai’s property ecosystem.
BCD Royale partnered with Q4 as the outreach partner for the engagement.
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