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Omniyat

The top of the Dubai market: small numbers of buildings, serious architects, and branded residences with operators attached.

26 lots in stock across 14 projects. Of the 24 with a known status: 6 ready, 18 under construction. By median price — 9th of 152.

Median price $5.88M AED 21,598,500
Entry price $327K AED 1,201,000 — the cheapest lot
Per square foot $2,193 AED 8,055 / sq.ft, median
Completed stock 25% 16 lots discounted, deepest −17%

Where they build

The districts where this developer has the most lots in our stock.

Business Bay 11 Palm Jumeirah 8 Dubai Maritime City 3

What kind of developer this is

A deliberately small portfolio

Omniyat does not build volume. It builds a handful of buildings at a time on the best plots available — the Palm, Business Bay’s canal frontage, Marasi — and commissions architects and interior designers whose names carry outside the region: Zaha Hadid Architects, Foster + Partners, Gilles & Boissier.

The One at Palm Jumeirah, The Lana, Orla and Vela are the reference points. These are trophy assets, priced accordingly, and the buyer pool is international and small.

Branding that comes with an operator

The distinction I keep making elsewhere matters most here: Omniyat’s branded work is done with operators — Dorchester Collection, Mandarin Oriental — who run the building rather than license a logo to it.

That is what sustains the premium over a decade. A serviced residence with a real operator has staffing, standards and a reputation the operator will not let decay; a building that bought a name has a nice lobby and a management company.

Liquidity at the top

Ultra-prime is thin by definition. There may be a handful of comparable registered sales in a year, which cuts both ways: pricing is less anchored, so a good negotiator does well, and exit takes as long as it takes.

Buy here with a horizon and without a financing plan that requires selling on a schedule.

Projects by Omniyat

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Omniyat listings in stock

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How Omniyat looks in the market's transactions

Revenue 6.5 AED bn, January–July 2026 · same segment
Transactions 212 the segment above AED 15m only
Average ticket 30.7 AED m · market 2.4

Invisible in the overall count, and second in the segment above AED 15m: 212 transactions worth AED 6.5bn. The average deal there is around AED 30m, higher than the luxury segment’s volume leader. This is a developer whose entire business sits on the top floor of the market, and comparing it by transaction count with mass-market construction is meaningless.

The average ticket and the segment shares are our own arithmetic on the revenue and the transaction count — the source summaries do not carry them. Transaction data for January–July 2026 (the top ten developers together: 36,808 transactions worth AED 86.8bn), checked 24 August 2026. This is the whole market, not our stock.

What these numbers mean, and what they do not

The developer is inferred from the project name — there is no developer column in the base. So the figures describe our stock, not the company's share of the Dubai market: a developer sitting on an enormous volume of completed housing can look smaller here than one whose projects reach the resale market more often.

These are asking prices, not closed transactions. For a specific building I pull the registered Land Department sales and show where deals actually closed.

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Omniyat on video

Project breakdowns from the English channel. Every clip has a written version on a page of its own.

Lumena Alta by Omniyat: Dubai’s most luxurious office tower 10:32
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Lumena Alta by Omniyat: Dubai’s most luxurious office tower

Omniyat applies its luxury residential playbook to offices at Lumena Alta. What a genuinely prime office building offers, who leases it, and whether the premium translates into investment returns.

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Questions

Omniyat: questions and answers

How much does a Omniyat apartment cost?

The median across this developer's lots in our stock is $5.88M (AED 21,598,500), with entry from $327K. The median per square foot is $2,193. These are asking prices out of our own base, recalculated every night; they follow what the developer and its sellers actually have on the market, not the price list on a corporate site.

Are there discounts on Omniyat property?

Right now the base holds 16 lots from this developer priced below the market, with the deepest cut at 17%. This is not a Omniyat promotion: below-market prices come from private sellers on resale or assignment who need a quick exit. An algorithm sets the size of the discount against comparable property; no broker types it in by hand.

What projects is Omniyat building?

The site catalogue covers 12 projects by Omniyat, each with a building passport — storeys, units, handover date and bedroom mix. They are listed above, and the “Where they build” block shows the districts with the most of its lots. Any lots on sale appear directly beneath their project.

Should I buy from Omniyat direct or through a broker?

Money-wise there is no difference: on off-plan the broker is paid by Omniyat, not by you, so calling the sales office direct saves nothing. What differs is the view — the developer’s sales team sells only its own buildings and will not mention that the same unit costs less next door or that this project hands over later. On resale and assignment the commission is the usual 2% plus VAT.

Is Omniyat worth buying

The answer depends on the purpose. Send your budget and goal — I will go through which Omniyat projects are worth considering now and which I would skip.

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