Real estate developer MAAIA has announced two new residential projects in Dubai — La Vue in Nad Al Sheba Gardens and La Clé in Al Furjan — at a an event held at Atlantis, The Royal.
The launches come as the company targets over Dhs 5 billion in sales in the UAE for 2025.
These projects follow the recent sell-out of MAAIA’s Le Jardin development in Abu Dhabi during its concept phase. La Vue and La Clé are part of a broader expansion plan that includes a master community set to launch later this year in Falcon City.
MAAIA expansion plans in Dubai
The developer plans to build 2.5 million sq ft of gross floor area (GFA) this year. Over the next three years, MAAIA aims to roll out nearly 5,000 units across the UAE, supported by a development pipeline exceeding Dhs 10 billion.
“The UAE is an incredibly important market for us, and we are proud to grow with the country’s unparalleled real estate landscape,” said Mohammed Imran, Founder & Chairman of MAAIA.
“We have earmarked substantial investment and mega plans for our business over the next three years, during which we anticipate the UAE real estate sector will continue its upward trajectory.”
Project details and pricing
La Clé, located in Al Furjan, offers 56 one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments, with select units featuring private pools—an uncommon offering in the area. Prices start at Dhs 1,081,000, with handover expected in Q4 2026.
La Vue, now open for sale, introduces apartment living to Nad Al Sheba Gardens, a district known for villas and townhouses. The project includes landscaped zen gardens, swimming pools, and fitness areas. Prices begin at Dhs 1,685,000, with completion scheduled for Q2 2027.
Design and philosophy
“Our inspiration draws from years of luxury experience in Europe, combined with a passion for creating homes defined by exceptional attention to detail,” Imran added.
“We aim to craft living experiences that residents will truly cherish, while offering investors strong returns. We’ve collaborated with leading global architects and designers who share our refined aesthetic vision.”
MAAIA, with over 15 years of experience in Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, says its focus remains on combining design innovation with functionality and wellness. The two Dubai projects mark the beginning of what the company describes as a series of major developments to be announced in the coming months.
tanvir@dubainewsweek.com
