About H&H Development

H&H Development is a luxury developer, investor and asset manager. It does more than build: the same company handles property management, leasing, facility management, furniture procurement and interior design, so it stays involved in a building long after handover.

Eighteen projects, sorted by price. Eight still have homes to buy from the developer, and City Tower is offered for lease. On the other nine you buy from an owner reselling, at the price that owner sets.

Every price shown is the launch price or the lowest figure the developer published. On the sold-out projects, an owner reselling today may ask more or less.

Three plans are published with a full breakdown, and they are not alike. Dubai Harbour Residences is published as 40/60, meaning 40% before handover and 60% at handover, but the split between booking and building is not public.

What this means in cash. A home at Baccarat Hotel and Residences starting at AED 20,155,572 needs about AED 1,007,779 on booking. The same money would be AED 8,062,229 on booking under a 40% plan. Ask which plan applies before you reserve, because it changes the first cheque eightfold.

• A Dubai Land Department fee of 4% of the price is payable on top of every plan.

The portfolio spans a forty-fold price spread, from a studio in Al Wasl at AED 1,963,372 to a villa at Eden Hills at AED 79,900,000. Sizes are published for two projects.

A Baccarat two-bedroom of 2,137 square feet at the AED 20,155,572 entry price works out near AED 9,400 a square foot. Ask for the exact area of any specific home before signing, because the range inside a single project is wide.

H&H Development works with three international hotel names and runs a fourth brand of its own.

• Baccarat Hotel and Residences is owned by the investment company Shamal Holding, developed by H&H Development, and will be managed by SH Hotels & Resorts.
• The Baccarat scheme has two towers. The lower floors hold a 144-room hotel and the upper floors hold 49 private residences.
• Homes there run from two to four bedrooms, with four and five-bedroom penthouses and a five-bedroom duplex penthouse.

All four Eden House buildings are sold out with the developer. Any Eden House home bought today comes from an owner reselling.

City Tower is the one H&H Development address you cannot buy into. The company completed the 93-storey building on Sheikh Zayed Road and opened it for long-term leasing from June 2026.

• It rises 365 metres above Trade Centre and was designed by Pelli Clarke & Partners.
• It holds 695 homes, from studios to four-bedroom penthouses and duplexes, plus office and retail space.
• Floors carry only eight or nine homes each.
• Emirates Towers Metro is a two-minute walk and Dubai International Airport is fifteen minutes away.
• H&H Development manages the building itself, with a concierge, a Spinneys supermarket and a cafe on site.

• Apartments, from studios up to five bedrooms, across DIFC, Al Wasl, Jumeirah, Dubai Harbour and Downtown Dubai.
• Villas at Eden Hills, Dubai Hills Estate and Jumeirah Park, including five and six-bedroom homes.
• Penthouses and duplexes, offered at several buildings including City Tower.
• Office and retail space, built into City Tower alongside the homes.
• Hotels. A 144-room Baccarat hotel sits in the lower floors of the Downtown Dubai towers, below the 49 residences.

Nine areas, split between central Dubai, the waterfront and established villa communities.

• City Tower on Sheikh Zayed Road is complete and leasing from June 2026.
• Eden House The Canal in Jumeirah 2 is finished. Work started in December 2022 and the seven-storey building on the Dubai Water Canal completed in January 2026.
• Four Seasons Private Residences in Jumeirah is ready.
• Sunrise Living at Jumeirah Park is ready.
• Eden Hills in Mohammed Bin Rashid City is due in the fourth quarter of 2026.
• The rest hand over between 2027 and 2029, ending with Rosewood Residences and the two Peninsula towers in 2029.

• Buyers who want a hotel brand on the door. Four Seasons, Rosewood and Baccarat are all in the portfolio, across four separate buildings.
• People who want a central address. DIFC, Downtown, Jumeirah and Dubai Harbour are all covered.
• Buyers at the lower end of the range. Dubai Harbour Residences Area 3 is the cheapest project still selling, from AED 3,900,000.
• Villa buyers at the top end. Edra Villas, Maia Villas and Avra and Aurora all sit above AED 40 million.
• Buyers who want the builder to stay on. The same company runs property management, leasing and facility management after handover.
• Buyers who want a choice of handover dates. The projects still selling complete in 2027, 2028 and 2029, so the date can be matched to your plans.

• Buyers under AED 2 million. The cheapest published price in the whole portfolio is AED 1,963,372, and that project is sold out.
• People who want a post-handover plan. None of the four published plans defers money past handover.
• Buyers who need to move in now. Four projects are ready. Three are sold out with the developer and the fourth, City Tower, is for lease.
• People who want a suburban family community. Nothing sits in Arjan, JVC, Dubai South or the other value districts.
• Buyers who want full price lists. Maia Villas and Peninsula Dubai Residences Tower 2 have no published price, and several projects publish no bedroom counts.
• Anyone hoping to buy in City Tower. It is a leasing building, not a sales one.