Dubai AI Week 2025 witnessed the launch of the GCC’s first AI-powered mortgage chatbot, transforming home financing in the UAE. Huspy, Dubai-based homebuying technology platform launched the chatbot on WhatsApp during the event. The AI-powered chatbot, Huspy.ai, was introduced by Founder and CEO Jad Antoun, in the presence of prominent UAE government leaders and business executives.
Enhanced homebuying experience
The WhatsApp home loan assistant offers users access to interest rate usage, real-time mortgage comparisons from an extensive network of UAE banks, tailored eligibility assessments, and clear guidance on required documentation. By incorporating essential transparency at the beginning of the mortgage journey, Huspy empowers homebuyers and investors to make informed decisions with improved efficiency and cost-effectiveness.
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Simplifying steps with technology
“At Huspy we are on a mission to radically transform the home buying journey, simplifying every step for the users with technology and innovation. Our AI chatbot is built for prospective UAE society wherever they are in the world. This is more than just a technological milestone—it is a step toward a fully digital and frictionless home financing experience, in line with the UAE’s vision for AI and innovation,” Antoun stated.
He further noted, “The UAE’s real estate sector continues to experience high demand, and now with AI, we are excited to power the future of home mortgages.”
Moreover, Huspy.ai highlights the company’s dedication to pioneering homegrown technology solutions that aim to revolutionize two of the most vital economic sectors—real estate and financing, WAM reported.
Growing AI market in the UAE
The UAE’s AI market is projected to expand from approximately $3.47 billion in 2023–2024 to $46.33 billion by 2030, contributing 14 percent to the GDP.
This launch occurs amid significant growth in the UAE’s real estate market, following record highs in 2024 when home sales surpassed $243 billion in transactions, with mortgages increasing to over $62 billion.
