DUBAI, UAE – Filipinohomes and its international arm, FHI Global Property Dubai, are set to host the FHI Global Real Estate Leaders Summit Dubai 2026 on July 24, an exclusive executive masterclass designed to equip top agents with cross‑border expertise. The eight‑hour intensive session will take place at the Rigga Business Center, offering a deep dive into Dubai’s high‑yield property market.
A Summit for Global Real Estate Professionals
The by‑invitation‑only event runs from one in the afternoon until nine in the evening, curating a full day of immersive training. It targets full‑time brokers and agents eager to expand their portfolios beyond the Philippines and into the United Arab Emirates. With Dubai posting record off‑plan sales and rental returns, the summit positions participants directly in the path of a booming cross‑border opportunity.
Organizers structured the summit around three core pillars that promise immediate, practical value. Agents will learn how to sell Dubai properties through the licensed FHI Global Property platform, ensuring every transaction meets strict Real Estate Regulatory Agency (RERA) compliance. They will also be trained on Rentsouq.ae, a rental ecosystem modeled after the successful Rent.ph platform, enabling recurring commissions and streamlined property management.
Leaders Driving the Middle East Expansion
CEO Anthony Gerard O. Leuterio personally leads the summit, bringing his credentials as a RERA‑licensed broker and 2024 International Realtor of the Year. His executive training from Harvard Business School Online and Oxford underpins the session’s strategic depth. COO May Antonette P. Leuterio co‑leads, sharing her expertise as co‑founder of Rentsouq.ae and a RERA‑licensed digital transformation leader.
Together, they offer a rare combination of global certification and hands‑on Dubai market experience. Participants will receive direct mentorship on closing deals between overseas Filipino workers, international investors, and developers. The session will also cover digital marketing techniques and automated rental administration, turning agents into globally competitive professionals ready to serve high‑net‑worth clients.
Building on a Growing Middle East Presence
The summit serves as the pinnacle of a series of training initiatives in Dubai this month. Free landlord training sessions were held on July 11, 12, 18, and 19 at Aziz Developments’ Conrad Hotel venue, building a pipeline of informed OFW investors. The network’s Dubai office, established in 2025, has been actively onboarding both investors and brokers from the Filipino community.
Recent momentum includes the Cavite team’s virtual birthday tribute to Leuterio and the release of a guide on rental income and Dubai’s future housing demand. These activities reinforce Filipinohomes’ commitment to building a lasting ecosystem where agents and OFW clients can thrive together. The summit now adds a high‑level strategic layer to that ongoing effort, promising to equip the network’s best with tools for sustainable international careers.
