Dubai Properties

The developer that gave Dubai its beachfront wall of towers at JBR and its central business district at Business Bay, now part of Dubai Holding.

Founded in2002
Completed15+
Under Construction<5

What the Developer Is Known For

Dubai Properties was founded in 2002 as Estithmaar Realty and became part of Dubai Holding in 2005. Its portfolio is measured in districts rather than buildings: Jumeirah Beach Residence, acclaimed as the world’s largest single-phase residential project, and Business Bay, the city’s central commercial quarter. Culture Village on Dubai Creek followed, alongside family communities including Mudon, Villanova, Serena and La Rosa, and Madinat Jumeirah Living beside the resort. At Dubai Wharf the developer built the Middle East’s largest living green wall, 210 metres long with over 80,000 plants.

Built Whole Districts, Not Towers

Jumeirah Beach Residence and Business Bay are both Dubai Properties masterplans — the developer works at district scale rather than building by building.

Middle East’s Largest Green Wall

At Dubai Wharf in Culture Village the developer built the region’s largest living green wall, 210 metres long and planted with over 80,000 plants.

Part of Dubai Holding

Dubai Properties sits within Dubai Holding, a global investment group operating across 13 countries and 10 sectors, giving its projects institutional backing.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The developer’s districts include Jumeirah Beach Residence, Business Bay, Culture Village on Dubai Creek, Madinat Jumeirah Living, and the Mudon, Villanova, Serena and La Rosa communities.

Dubai Properties delivers apartments, penthouses, townhouses and villas, from beachfront towers at JBR to family townhouse communities in Dubailand.

Founded in 2002 and part of Dubai Holding since 2005, the developer has delivered Jumeirah Beach Residence and Business Bay, two of the city’s largest completed masterplans.

Jumeirah Beach Residence, acclaimed as the world’s largest single-phase residential project, and Business Bay, Dubai’s central commercial district.

Yes. Its developments sit in designated freehold zones such as JBR and Business Bay, where buyers of any nationality can own outright.

Mudon, Villanova, Serena and La Rosa are townhouse and villa communities planned around parks and schools, while JBR and Business Bay suit apartment buyers.