Developers in
Who builds the city: portfolios, current supply and where prices start.
- developers
- 277
- projects on sale
- 930
- units on sale
- 31,711
- entry price
- 498K AED
How the Dubai market splits
- Azizi19%
- Binghatti16%
- Sobha12%
- Reportage Properties5%
- Damac4%
- Object One2%
- 271 developers more: 13,194 units, 42% of the city
For 149 of 277 developers a single project is their whole presence in the city.
Portfolio sizes
Each row compares two shares: how many developers sit in that tier, and how much of the market they actually hold.
- Share of developersShare of projects on sale
Largest developers in Dubai
Ranked by the number of projects on sale.
Emaar Properties64projects527unitsfrom 1.6M AED
Azizi49projects6,173unitsfrom 598K AED
Damac46projects1,399unitsfrom 531.3K AED
Binghatti45projects4,957unitsfrom 766K AED
Sobha34projects3,712unitsfrom 999K AED
Object One20projects598unitsfrom 671.5K AED
Meraas15projects66unitsfrom 2M AED
Samana15projects166unitsfrom 895K AED
Danube15projects411unitsfrom 790K AED
Ellington15projects104unitsfrom 1.1M AED
Nshama14projects31unitsfrom 1M AED
Reportage Properties14projects1,678unitsfrom 546.9K AED
Most projects is not most homes
A developer running many small launches can offer fewer homes than one building a few towers. The badge shows the same developer ranked by units on sale.
- 1Emaar Properties64 projects#7 by units
- 2Azizi49 projects#1 by units
- 3Damac46 projects#5 by units
- 4Binghatti45 projects#2 by units
- 5Sobha34 projects#3 by units
- 6Object One20 projects#6 by units
- 7Meraas15 projects#66 by units
- 8Samana15 projects#21 by units
Launches and handovers
When a developer started selling and when it hands over, month by month.
Who hands over on time in Dubai
Share of delivered projects that met their announced handover date.
- The First Group100%17 delivered
- Sobha100%16 delivered
- Danube95%20 delivered
- Emaar Properties94%115 delivered
- Nshama93%14 delivered
- Azizi92%91 delivered
- Damac90%83 delivered
- Deyaar90%29 delivered
What does this mean?
Counted from projects already handed over, comparing the actual handover against the date the developer announced. Only companies with at least 10 delivered projects are ranked: a perfect record over three buildings is luck, not a track record. The sample sits next to every share for the same reason.
All developers in Dubai
Data source: developer price lists · updated July 29, 2026
Frequently asked questions
277 developers are currently selling projects in Dubai: 930 projects and 31,711 units in total. The catalog counts only companies with at least one project on sale, so it is smaller than registry lists that include dormant entities. It depends on what you measure. Emaar Properties runs the most projects on sale (64 projects), while Azizi offers the most homes (6,173 units). A company with many small launches can list fewer apartments than one building a few large towers. The lowest entry price across the catalog is 498K AED, offered by Oksa Developer. Entry price is the cheapest unit a developer currently has on sale in Dubai, so it sets the minimum budget rather than the typical one. The median entry price across Dubai developers is 14.9K AED per m², so half the catalog starts below that. The affordable band ends at 12K and the premium one starts at 20.9K. 149 of 277 companies in the catalog are selling exactly one project. A short track record is not a defect by itself, but with a single launch there is no delivery history to check, so the escrow account, construction stage and payment plan carry more weight in the decision. Compare three things the table shows directly: portfolio size, how many homes are actually on sale, and the entry price. A large portfolio means delivery experience; a wide unit count means real choice within one company; the entry price shows which market segment the developer works in. Then check the specific project: construction stage, handover date and payment terms. Figures are calculated from developer price lists and updated daily. Counts cover units on sale only, excluding sold-out and unpublished projects, so the totals match what a search on the site returns.