Dubai-based PropTech platform PRYPCO Blocks has announced a partnership with Ovaluate, the world’s first AI-driven Automated Valuation Model (AVM), to launch the first-ever instant valuation engine for fractional real estate.
Integrated within PRYPCO Blocks, which is regulated by the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA), the new tool allows investors to access accurate property valuations — for both fractional and full ownership — in as little as ten seconds. Ovaluate’s AVM technology leverages real-time data and global valuation standards to deliver transparent, unbiased, and regulator-approved reports.
“Fractional ownership has transformed real estate investing, and trust depends on valuations that are accurate, transparent, and fast. With Ovaluate’s AI-driven valuation technology integrated into PRYPCO Blocks, every investor now gets instant, data-backed insights. It’s about levelling the playing field, strengthening market transparency, and reinforcing Dubai’s leadership in PropTech innovation,” said Amira Sajwani, Founder and CEO of PRYPCO.
Omran Yousef, Founder and CEO of Ovaluate, added: “Our mission has always been to ensure property valuations are instant, unbiased, and methodologically sound. By partnering with PRYPCO Blocks, we’re not just enhancing that standard, we’re bringing it into a new era of real estate investment, where technology and transparency empower every investor.”
Since launch, PRYPCO Blocks has opened access to premium real estate investment for users in over 200 countries, with entry points starting from just AED 2,000. The integration of Ovaluate now extends institutional-grade valuation tools to everyday investors, a move expected to further boost adoption of fractional property ownership.
As Dubai accelerates its position as a global PropTech hub, the fusion of AI-driven valuation engines with fractional ownership platforms signals a broader trend: the democratization of real estate investing. With technology reshaping how properties are valued, bought, and sold, the future of the sector looks set to be faster, more transparent, and increasingly investor-centric.
