EMAAR Properties

The developer behind Burj Khalifa and Downtown Dubai, Emaar builds master communities where parkland, schools and retail arrive with the homes.

Founded in1997
Completed100+
Under Construction100+

What the Developer Is Known For

Emaar Properties has shaped much of modern Dubai since 1997, delivering Burj Khalifa and Downtown Dubai, Dubai Marina, Dubai Hills Estate, Dubai Creek Harbour and Emaar Beachfront. Its model is the master community: land is planned so that parkland, retail, schools and healthcare open alongside the homes rather than years later. More than 100,000 residences have been handed over across 31 communities, and the portfolio reaches from apartments and villas to branded residences under the Address, Vida and Palace names.

Master Communities, Not Single Towers

Emaar plans entire districts rather than individual buildings, so parkland, schools and retail open with the homes instead of years afterwards.

Branded Residences at Scale

Address, Vida, Palace and Grand Polo residences bring hotel management into the home, with amenities and design standards set by the operator.

Landmarks With a Delivery Record

Burj Khalifa, The Dubai Mall, Dubai Marina and Dubai Hills Estate are all Emaar-built, giving buyers more than 100,000 handed-over homes to judge by.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Emaar develops across Dubai and internationally, with master communities including Downtown Dubai, Dubai Marina, Dubai Hills Estate, Dubai Creek Harbour, Emaar Beachfront, The Oasis and Emaar South.

Emaar delivers studios through penthouses and duplexes in apartment towers, townhouses and villas in master communities, and branded residences under the Address, Vida and Palace names.

Emaar is listed on the Dubai Financial Market and has handed over more than 100,000 homes since 1997, including Burj Khalifa, The Dubai Mall, Dubai Marina and Dubai Hills Estate.

Emaar plans the amenity before the homes: golf courses, parks, schools, healthcare and retail are built into the masterplan, so a community functions from its first handover rather than years later.

Yes. Emaar develops in designated freehold zones, so buyers of any nationality can own outright, and purchases from AED 2 million may qualify the owner for the UAE Golden Visa.

Off-plan structures vary by launch and typically split between booking, construction milestones and handover. Confirm the current plan for a specific project before reserving.