Filipino Homes expands to Dubai, unlocking new opportunities for investors, brokers
Filipino Homes, the country’s largest comprehensive real estate platform, has expanded its reach to the Middle East after its founder obtained a property broker’s license in Dubai
According to Filipino Homes Founder and CEO Anthony Gerard Leuterio, the license opens the door for Filipinos to participate in the booming real estate market of the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
With this development, Filipino Homes, through its international arm FHI Global Properties, can now legally and actively engage in property transactions in Dubai.
Brokers in Dubai can also partner directly with Filipino Homes to co-manage property listings, creating new channels for collaboration between real estate professionals in the Philippines and the UAE.
“This is a milestone for Filipino Homes. Now that I am a licensed broker in Dubai, we are opening up legitimate, professional opportunities for cross-selling. Brokers in the Philippines can now market and sell Dubai properties in partnership with us,” said Leuterio.
He noted that there is a growing demand for Dubai properties, particularly among foreign investors seeking benefits such as the Golden Visa.
“A lot of foreigners and Filipinos want to invest in Dubai but don’t know brokers who are licensed there. Now, through FHI Global Properties, they have a trusted, Filipino-owned agency they can rely on,” Leuterio said.
This expansion enables Philippine-based brokers to take part in international transactions, helping them broaden their clientele and income potential.
It also offers a new career pathway for Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) based in Dubai, allowing them to become part-time brokers or full-fledged real estate professionals.
“We can now collaborate with developers in both countries, leveraging our globally competitive systems and platforms. Filipino Homes is ready to facilitate business both ways — selling Dubai properties in the Philippines and Philippine properties to Dubai-based investors,” Leuterio said.
He also underscored the importance of bringing Dubai’s advanced real estate technologies and systems back home. “Dubai is number one in the world in terms of real estate systems. We want to bring that experience and innovation to the Philippines so we can compete internationally.”