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Integrated real-estate and lifestyle group. Sells UAE homes mainly through controlled separately listed Emaar Development and other group projects; develops internationally, especially Egypt and India; owns/operates malls and commercial leasing assets; and owns/manages hotels, leisure and entertainment. Economics depend on presales, buyer advances and escrow, construction progress, handovers, backlog margin and collections, land bank, mall rents/occupancy, hotel occupancy/rates, international execution and capital allocation.
Majority-owned listed subsidiary of Emaar Properties focused on prime UAE build-to-sell residential and commercial communities. It launches projects, presells units, receives buyer advances into escrow, funds construction, recognises IFRS 15 revenue as obligations are performed, hands over units and provides development management services. Economics depend on sales price and mix, launches, collections and cancellations, construction cost and progress, handovers, backlog margin/timing, land/JV/JDA terms, escrow accessibility and related-party arrangements with the listed parent and common-control entities.
Abu Dhabi Government-controlled integrated city builder and operator. Develops and sells masterplanned communities, plots and infrastructure; owns and leases income assets; owns/operates hotels; runs exhibition venues, events, temporary infrastructure, catering, tourism and media services; and invests through international JVs. Economics depend on sales/backlog conversion, construction delivery and collections, recurring occupancy/NOI, hotel rates, venue/event volumes, catering margins, working capital, capital commitments and capital allocation.
TECOM Group is a listed equity on DFM under ticker TECOM. Public classification: Real estate. Use this card to verify the issuer through its official profile, disclosures and sector metrics; it does not attribute unverified products, assets or projects to the company.
Research lens: Investment-property analytical model
Dubai-focused developer that launches, constructs and sells residential/mixed-use projects and recognises most sales revenue over construction progress; also earns smaller recurring revenue from property, facilities and community management, leasing and hospitality. Economics depend on presales, backlog, customer collections, escrow release, construction progress, handovers, cost control, land monetisation, recurring-income KPIs and accessible liquidity.
Sharia-compliant closed-ended DFM-listed REIT managed by DHAM REIT Management LLC. It owns and operates apartments, villas and residential communities across premium, community, affordable and corporate-housing segments in Dubai. Revenue comes primarily from operating leases; growth depends on occupancy, rental reversion, refurbishments, acquisitions and new units. Key risks are the Dubai rental cycle, RERA regulation, valuation yields, EIBOR-linked debt and related-party manager/acquisition governance.
Union Properties is a listed equity on DFM under ticker UPP. Public classification: Real estate. Use this card to verify the issuer through its official profile, disclosures and sector metrics; it does not attribute unverified products, assets or projects to the company.
Closed-ended public Islamic property fund managed by Equitativa (Dubai) Limited. It owns Dubai offices, schools and other commercial property, collects rent and distributes income; investors bear occupancy, tenant-credit, financing, property-valuation and external-manager-fee risk rather than the operating risk of its tenants.
Sharia-compliant closed-ended DIFC REIT managed by Emirates NBD Asset Management. It owns ten Dubai office, residential, student-accommodation, education and retail properties and earns rent; it bears occupancy, tenant-credit, refinancing, profit-rate and property-valuation risk rather than operating tenant businesses.
Hybrid investment holding and real-estate asset-monetisation company. It owns a concentrated proprietary investment portfolio dominated by the Goldilocks open-ended fund managed by SHUAA GMC; earns rental income from investment property; disposes of or selectively develops real-estate assets; and has smaller hospitality/holding activities. Economic outcomes depend on independently realisable look-through investment NAV, legal title and pledges, asset-sale proceeds, rent and collections, realised versus unrealised gains, parent liquidity and capital allocation—not conventional developer presales alone.
Owns and leases Sharjah investment properties and holds listed/unlisted financial instruments; reported profit is materially affected by fair-value movements.
Research lens: Investment-property analytical model
Sharia-compliant real-estate group that develops and sells property, owns income-producing commercial assets, manages buildings and communities, and supplies district cooling and facility services. FY2025 revenue was entirely rental and service income with no property sales. Economics depend on occupancy/rents, cap rates and property values, project collections, cooling/service utilisation, receivable recovery, financing terms and asset-level cash accessibility.
Government-backed Ras Al Khaimah master developer. Plans and builds waterfront destination communities, sells residential units and recognises qualifying development revenue as construction progresses, then hands homes over. Retains selected hotels, retail/leasing and asset/facility-management activities for recurring income. Economics depend on launches, net sales, backlog, collections, construction progress, handovers, land-bank monetisation, hotel occupancy/ADR, working capital and funding cost.
Closed-ended DFM-listed REIT managed by Al Mal Capital PSC. It owns and leases five UAE school campuses, NMC Royal Hospital and Falcon House offices. Revenue comes from contractual operating leases; the REIT bears tenant-credit, refinancing, interest-rate, property-valuation and related-party governance risks rather than operating schools or the hospital.
Kuwaiti holding group earning mainly rental income from commercial and other investment properties across Kuwait and GCC, plus selective property sales and management fees. Investment properties are fair-valued; economics depend on occupancy, rent collection, valuation assumptions, debt/lease funding, asset disposals and legal claims.
Research lens: Investment-property analytical model