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UK’s Cheval Collection launches new Dubai project in expansion push

Cheval Collection , the UK-based luxury hospitality firm, has launched a new development in Dubai, with plans to expand in the UAE and the region as property demand increases. The project in Dubai South will have 98 serviced hotel apartments ranging from studios to three-bedroom units, and 95 one, two and three-bedroom branded residences. It is scheduled to open in 2030. Cheval South Bay is the…

UK’s Cheval Collection launches new Dubai project in expansion push

UK luxury hospitality firm, Cheval Collection, has announced plans to expand its presence in Dubai and the wider Middle East and North Africa region. The company's latest development, Cheval South Bay, is set to open in Dubai South in 2030 and will feature 98 serviced hotel apartments and 95 branded residences, ranging from studios to three-bedroom units.

This marks Cheval's fourth development in Dubai and sixth in the Middle East. Two additional under-construction projects in Saudi Arabia are also in the pipeline. Cheval Collection's chief commercial officer, Nick Pilbeam, expressed confidence in Dubai, the UAE, and the broader GCC region, highlighting the strong performance of their existing properties in Dubai, such as Cheval Maison The Palm and Cheval Maison Expo City, which outperformed the market in terms of occupancy.

Despite market slowdown concerns due to the Iran war, property developers continue to launch projects in the UAE. Recently, Nakheel and Aldar, along with Sharjah-based Arada, announced new housing projects in Abu Dhabi, demonstrating a surge in real estate transactions. Cheval Collection is also exploring opportunities to expand in Abu Dhabi and other parts of the Middle East and North Africa, with plans to increase its portfolio to approximately 1,000 units.

The company remains selective about their projects, focusing on prime locations and tier-one destinations.

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