Real Estate Software for Family Offices & Funds

REMAP gives institutional UAE investors a single workspace for multi-fund tracking, asset inventory, LP-grade compliance reports, white-label investor PDFs, AI-driven deal sourcing, and quarterly portfolio analytics — all built around DLD, ADREC, and RERA data feeds.

Both are common-law free zones with mature fund regimes. DIFC (DFSA-regulated) has deeper buy-side ecosystem and a longer track record; ADGM (FSRA-regulated) offers a slightly lighter Qualified Investor Fund regime and a competitive foundation framework. We compare them in detail in our DIFC vs ADGM pillar article.

A UAE real estate fund domiciled in a free zone can claim Qualifying Free Zone Person (QFZP) status and pay 0% on qualifying income, provided it meets substance, audited financial statements, and de minimis tests. Non-qualifying income or non-free-zone vehicles pay 9% above the AED 375,000 threshold. REIT-style vehicles meeting the FTA exemption criteria pay 0%.

There is no regulatory minimum, but the economics typically favour a structured DIFC/ADGM vehicle above roughly AED 75–100 million committed capital, where the fixed setup and audit costs are amortised against management fees. Below that, a Holding Company in a free zone with white-label LP reporting often suffices.

REMAP generates quarterly compliance reports with capital-account statements, distribution history, portfolio valuations, expense ledgers, and asset-level KPI charts — all exportable to PDF with the fund's own logo, primary colour, and footer text. The output aligns with ILPA reporting templates and can feed a third-party fund administrator.

Yes. REMAP's portfolio and compliance modules support Wakala, Mudaraba, and Musharaka structures, including profit-sharing waterfalls, Sharia board distribution records, and AAOIFI-aligned reporting fields.