Smart Real Estate and Digital Contracts

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Workshop

Total Number of Sessions: 1

Total Duration: 3 Hours

Program Overview

This workshop explores the digital transformation of Qatar's real estate sector and its legal implications for transactions, contracts and ownership. It covers the legal validity of electronic documents and transactions, the uses and risks of artificial intelligence, smart contracts, the protection of real estate and personal data, and the tokenisation of real estate assets. It also addresses the allocation of liability among parties, cyber risks and digital disputes, and the future of digital real estate in Qatar.

Who Should Attend

Legal advisors, lawyers and contract officers in the real estate sector
Real estate developers, investors, brokerage and property management firms

Digital transformation, IT, information security and data protection professionals
Staff of real estate registration authorities and relevant regulatory and government bodies

PropTech solution providers

Course Prerequisite

Practical experience in real estate transactions, contracts, or legal or technology roles in the sector.
General familiarity with basic digital concepts such as electronic transactions and data.
No specialised technical background in blockchain or AI is require

Course Outline

Digital transformation of Qatar's real estate sector: legislative and regulatory framework and recent developments.
Real estate registration and transactions in the digital environment: legal validity of electronic documents, data and transactions.
AI in real estate: practical applications and legal risks of automated decisions and outputs.
Smart contracts and digital contracts: legal nature, validity and enforcement mechanisms.
Real estate data and personal data: ownership, use, protection and liability for data leaks or misuse.
Tokenisation of real estate assets: legal implications for ownership, investment, trading and investor protection.
Legal liability among developer, technology provider, operator and user.
Cyber risks and digital disputes in real estate transactions.
The legal future of digital real estate in Qatar: regulatory challenges and opportunities for investors and developers.