Latest MAK Developers Projects in Dubai

MAK Developers is a privately owned real estate construction company working in property development in Dubai. It is led by Muhammad Ali Khan as CEO and founder, who also heads Al Hadaf Group, and by Sudais Moti as COO and co-founder. As of 2026 the wider portfolio covers 15 commercial properties and 150 townhouses delivered internationally.

In Dubai the company currently has two projects. I’Sola Bella in Jumeirah Village Circle is under construction, and Saddlewood Park in Nad Al Sheba 1 is at the planning stage after its September 2025 launch.

MAK Developers operates under Al Hadaf Group, which works across real estate and hospitality. Because of that structure, some property portals list I’Sola Bella under the name Al Hadaf Properties rather than MAK Developers. Both names point to the same building.

The Land Department registry records I’Sola Bella as a Mak Developers project owned by Muhammad Ali Khan and Muhammad Dilshad Khan. The developer name therefore appears differently across property portals for the same building.

Construction on I’Sola Bella began in 2025, with the groundbreaking held in February that year. Saddlewood Park was launched on 24 September 2025 at an event at Habtoor Palace Dubai and forms part of the Elite’s Collection. Prices and plans are correct as of August 2026.

I’Sola Bella sits in JVC District 18 with direct access to Al Khail Road. Studios start at AED 618,000, one-bedroom apartments at AED 945,000 and two-bedroom apartments at AED 1,430,000. Three-bedroom apartments and three ground-floor retail units are also part of the building.

The payment plan is 10/40/50. Buyers pay 10% as a booking deposit, 40% through construction and the remaining 50% on handover in Q1 2027. On the AED 618,000 studio that is AED 61,800 to secure a unit. Fifty-four apartments are currently listed for sale in the building.

Saddlewood Park is a four-storey development of 61 homes in Nad Al Sheba 1, Meydan, a short distance from Meydan Racecourse and Meydan Golf. Prices start at AED 1.7 million. The mix runs from one and two-bedroom apartments through two-bedroom units with a maid’s room and private pool, three-bedroom penthouses with a maid’s room and private pool, and a single four-bedroom penthouse.

The payment plan is 60/40 and construction-linked, with handover expected in Q3 2027. Kitchens carry marble and stone finishes with Miele appliances and Schneider Electronics systems. Bathrooms have freestanding bathtubs, rain showers and fittings by Gessi and Villeroy & Boch, and every bedroom has custom-built wardrobes.

I’Sola Bella carries more than 45 amenities, built around an island pool set inside the tower. The list includes an infinity sky pool, a sand beach, a cigar lounge, a gaming room, a digital library, an animal daycare, co-working and business lounges, an ice plunge bath, a steam room and an outdoor yoga deck. The building also has EV charging stations, energy-efficient design and bicycle parking.

Saddlewood Park has more than 25 wellness amenities, including a rooftop infinity pool facing Downtown Dubai, a padel court, an AI-equipped gymnasium, a pilates studio, an ice and fire retreat, a clubhouse with a bar, a children’s play area, a gaming lounge and a zen garden with a yoga deck.

• An island inside the tower: I’Sola Bella is built around a private island pool at the centre of the building, a layout drawn from Isola Bella in Italy.
• AI fitted as standard: every Saddlewood Park residence carries circadian and mood-based lighting, intelligent climate control and automated scent diffusion.
• A small building: Saddlewood Park runs to four storeys with 61 homes in total.
• Two price bands: AED 618,000 in JVC and AED 1.7 million in Meydan, covering entry-level and premium buyers from one developer.
• Named brands in the specification: Miele, Schneider Electronics, Gessi and Villeroy & Boch at Saddlewood Park.

These are the firms behind I’Sola Bella. The consultant and the contractors are the parties responsible for delivery of the building.

The supporting points are the entry price and the group behind it. Studios open at AED 618,000, the projects sit in two established Dubai districts, and MAK operates under Al Hadaf Group rather than standing alone. Construction on the first project is under way with named contractors attached.

There are limits worth weighing. MAK registered with the Land Department in October 2023 and has not yet handed over a Dubai building, so there is no local delivery record to judge. The 15 commercial properties and 150 townhouses are international, not Dubai. Both projects also load the majority of the payment at or near handover, at 50% for I’Sola Bella and 40% for Saddlewood Park.

• Buyers on a small budget, with studios at I’Sola Bella from AED 618,000 and one-bedrooms from AED 945,000.
• Buyers who want a low booking deposit, since 10% at I’Sola Bella is AED 61,800 on the studio price.
• Buyers who want amenities over floor area, with more than 45 at I’Sola Bella and more than 25 at Saddlewood Park.
• Buyers who want a smaller building, as Saddlewood Park holds only 61 homes across four storeys.
• Buyers who want named appliance and fittings brands written into the specification rather than left open.

• Buyers who want a proven Dubai handover record, as no MAK building has been completed in the emirate yet.
• Buyers who need to move in now, with handovers running to Q1 2027 and Q3 2027.
• Buyers who want villas, townhouses, or waterfront homes in Dubai, none of which are in the current portfolio.
• Buyers who cannot fund a large final payment, at 50% on handover for I’Sola Bella.
• Buyers who want a wide choice of communities, since the company builds in two districts only.