Dubai Startup Huspy Introduces GCC’s First AI Mortgage Chatbot via WhatsApp Amid Rising Pakistani Demand for Dubai Real Estate
Dubai-based proptech company Huspy has introduced what is being described as the GCC’s first AI-powered mortgage assistant via WhatsApp, a launch unveiled during Dubai AI Week 2025. This innovation comes at a time when interest from Pakistani investors in Dubai’s property market continues to rise.
“This launch marks more than just a tech advancement — it reflects a major move toward a seamless and fully digital home financing process, aligned with the UAE’s ambitions in AI and technological innovation,” said Jad Antoun, Founder & CEO of Huspy, in a press release issued Thursday.
“The demand in the UAE’s real estate sector remains consistently high, and by integrating AI, we’re excited to shape the future of mortgage lending,” he added.
The Huspy platform enables customers to explore real-time interest rate comparisons, receive customized eligibility checks, access competitive mortgage offers from various UAE banks, and obtain clear instructions on the documentation needed.
“At Huspy, our goal is to completely reimagine the home buying experience by making every stage easier with the help of technology,” Antoun stated.
He highlighted that the UAE’s artificial intelligence industry is forecasted to expand from approximately $3.47 billion in 2023–2024 to an estimated $46.33 billion by 2030, with AI projected to contribute around 14% to the country’s GDP.
This development comes at a pivotal moment, as the UAE property sector continues to grow, following record-breaking figures in 2024, where total home sales exceeded $243 billion and mortgages surpassed $62 billion, according to the statement.
Huspy claims to be the UAE’s largest home loan facilitator, currently responsible for handling 25% of Dubai’s total mortgage volume.
In a prior interview with Business Recorder in 2022, the company revealed its strategic focus on Pakistani buyers and investors, viewing the market as a promising area for expansion of its property services.
“For many years, Pakistani nationals have ranked among the top 10 buyers of property in Dubai. They collectively own property assets exceeding $10 billion in the emirate,” shared Azzam Fakhoury, then Huspy’s Head of Real Estate, during the discussion with Business Recorder.
“Our services aim to support both Pakistani residents and overseas investors by helping them discover properties, secure mortgage deals at the most favorable interest rates, and successfully close transactions,” he had stated.
Dubai AI Week began on Monday, running from April 21 to April 25, 2025, and is expected to draw over 10,000 participants from 100+ countries, including notable figures such as tech entrepreneurs, regulators, investors, policymakers, and AI pioneers.
At the event’s commencement, H.H. Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai, emphasized that AI will play a key role in shaping Dubai’s future, and that those who fail to adopt it risk being left behind.
