GJ Properties announces $1.08bn investment in 2025 and 2026
Property GJ Properties announces $1.08bn investment in 2025 and 2026
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GJ Properties plans to launch around 10 new projects in 2025, collectively offering 4,500 units that cater to diverse lifestyle needs across the UAE
GJ Properties has announced US $1.08bn in investments for upcoming projects scheduled across 2025 and 2026. The company said it sold 800 units in the last month alone. GJ Properties plans to launch around 10 new projects in 2025, collectively offering 4,500 units that cater to diverse lifestyle needs across the UAE.
Ali Jaber, CEO of GJ Properties said, 'The UAE's real estate market continues to present incredible opportunities, and we are proud to contribute to this dynamic sector while honoring our family's legacy. Our upcoming projects in Ajman and Dubai, reflect our commitment to providing world-class living spaces that resonate with our values of integrity, innovation, and excellence.'
'The response to Biltmore Residences Sufouh has exceeded our expectations. This development encapsulates our vision for the future: elegant, sustainable, and community-centric living. Some of the most coveted penthouses and their signature Atmosphere Collection is now available for those looking for the best in class offering from this branded residence,' he added.
Among its most anticipated developments is the Biltmore Residences Sufouh in Dubai – a residential enclave designed to elevate modern living. Slated for completion in Q4 2025, the project is already 65% sold, and over 61% of the construction is now complete. GJ Properties continues its mission to shape the UAE's real estate landscape.
Ajman offers a compelling investment opportunity with its strategic location, affordable property prices, and investor-friendly regulations. The emirate has seen consistent growth in infrastructure and development, making it an attractive alternative to larger markets like Dubai and Abu Dhabi. With high rental yields, a growing population, and ongoing urban development, Ajman stands out as a promising destination for real estate investors seeking long-term returns in the UAE.
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