In an era of fast-evolving markets and digital disruption, Deyaar Development PJSC is setting a bold course for sustainable growth. In an exclusive insight shared by Deyaar’s Chief Executive Officer, the company has laid out a clear, future-forward roadmap that aligns innovation, customer experience, and strategic expansion across the UAE’s dynamic real estate landscape.
The Dubai-based real estate developer—known for landmark residential, commercial, and hospitality projects—is now eyeing the future with an aggressive growth strategy designed to reinforce its leadership and push boundaries in property development, property management, and facilities services.
Speaking in a recent executive briefing, Deyaar CEO Saeed Al Qatami emphasized the company’s commitment to long-term value.
“Our roadmap for growth is focused on three key pillars—customer-centric development, sustainable building practices, and strategic investment in high-potential areas,” said Al Qatami. “We are not just building properties—we are building the future of urban living in the UAE.”
Al Qatami also highlighted how Deyaar’s roadmap is designed to respond to shifting market demands, demographic changes, and the UAE’s national agenda for green growth and innovation.
One of the major components of Deyaar’s roadmap is geographical expansion. The company plans to invest in both prime central locations such as Downtown Dubai and Business Bay, and high-growth emerging corridors like Dubai South and Al Furjan.
Deyaar has already acquired new plots for mixed-use developments, with construction scheduled to begin in Q4 2025. These new projects are expected to cater to the increasing demand for smart, connected, and sustainable urban communities.
“The UAE population is growing, and so are the expectations for intelligent, inclusive living spaces,” Al Qatami said. “Deyaar wants to be where the next generation of homeowners and investors are looking.”
Deyaar is making environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles a cornerstone of its business growth. The CEO confirmed that all future projects will meet or exceed the Dubai Green Building Regulations and align with the UAE Net Zero 2050 vision.
“Our buildings are getting greener,” noted Al Qatami. “We’re investing in sustainable materials, solar infrastructure, and energy-efficient systems that reduce the carbon footprint of every development.”
In a significant move, Deyaar will also introduce a “Green Certification” standard for all residential and commercial developments starting 2026. This will include measurable benchmarks for energy use, water conservation, and waste reduction.
The third leg of Deyaar’s roadmap involves deep integration of technology across operations, from project design to customer service. The company is implementing advanced property management software and AI-powered predictive maintenance in its facilities management division.
Al Qatami also hinted at upcoming partnerships with regional PropTech startups to co-develop digital platforms that improve tenant experiences, streamline leasing, and enable real-time property insights.
“In today’s real estate world, tech isn’t optional—it’s essential,” said Al Qatami. “Our digital-first approach will differentiate us in both customer experience and operational excellence.”
Despite global uncertainties, Deyaar has maintained a strong financial position. The company reported a 52% year-on-year profit growth in 2024, with revenues topping AED 1.3 billion. This performance has bolstered investor confidence and enabled the firm to increase its project pipeline by over 40%.
As part of the roadmap, Deyaar aims to maintain double-digit annual growth through 2030, driven by a diversified portfolio of residential, hospitality, and commercial projects.
“Our numbers reflect not just performance, but trust,” said Al Qatami. “We are building with purpose and delivering returns with responsibility.”
Deyaar is also strengthening ties with government entities and semi-governmental partners to accelerate approvals and streamline development cycles. Collaborations with entities like Dubai Land Department, DEWA, and Dubai Municipality are crucial for fast-tracking sustainable urban projects.
“We see government partnerships as growth accelerators,” explained Al Qatami. “Our shared goal is to shape a smarter, greener Dubai for the next generation.”
Recognizing the rising demand for mid-income housing with premium features, Deyaar is doubling down on its affordable luxury segment. Upcoming projects will feature smart home systems, wellness amenities, and co-working spaces—all at competitive pricing.
On the hospitality side, Deyaar is expanding its footprint through strategic alliances with international hotel brands. The aim is to capitalize on Dubai’s surging tourism numbers and the growing demand for short-term serviced apartments.
Deyaar’s strategic roadmap isn’t just about growth—it’s about resilience, reinvention, and responsibility. With Vision 2030 as a key target, the CEO emphasized the importance of staying agile in a rapidly shifting global real estate environment.
“We are not simply reacting to change—we are leading it,” concluded Al Qatami. “The Deyaar of tomorrow will be smarter, greener, and even more committed to improving lives and communities.”
With a strong financial backbone, clear sustainability goals, and a bold innovation agenda, Deyaar is positioning itself as a forward-thinking leader in UAE real estate. CEO Saeed Al Qatami’s roadmap reflects both confidence and clarity—offering investors, residents, and stakeholders a promising glimpse into the company’s future.
Whether it’s smart homes, green buildings, or community-first planning, one thing is certain: Deyaar’s journey of growth has only just begun.
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