Bam Real Estate Development

Company profile and Dubai register

Bam Real Estate Development is a Dubai developer registered with DLD under No. 1837, with 1 project in the DLD registry, serving 1 community, Al Barsha South Fourth, as of 14.10.2026. The developer works across residential and commercial real estate, alongside project management, development consulting, hospitality and mixed-use schemes. Its activity extends beyond Dubai to Dushanbe, Shiraz, Chalus, Hashtgerd, Tehran, Meshginshahr and Vienna. In Dubai, its current DLD portfolio is entirely under construction, with no completed schemes recorded. This places the company in the delivery stage of its registered local development activity. The recorded community footprint is focused on Al Barsha South Fourth, while the project presented on our site is in Jumeirah Village Circle. Buyers should therefore identify the exact project and plot before relying on a community reference in marketing or sales documentation.

Projects on our site

The projects on our site include 77 Boulevard By Bam, a 58-unit scheme in Jumeirah Village Circle. It is the developer’s project in this community on our site, whereas the DLD register records the developer’s community coverage in Al Barsha South Fourth. That distinction matters when reviewing a reservation form, sale agreement or property registration details: the project title, unit reference and location should point to the same development. The developer’s registered portfolio has no completed projects, and its current DLD project is under construction. For 77 Boulevard By Bam, prospective purchasers should assess the unit mix and the specific apartment selected rather than treating the community name as a substitute for the project’s contractual description. The development’s 58-unit scale is the stated unit count for the scheme, not a portfolio-wide figure.

What to check before buying

Check that the project name, plot location, unit number and payment schedule match across the reservation and sale documents. Confirm that the selling company in those documents matches the developer recorded for that specific project in the DLD registry. Review the construction timetable and the handover provisions attached to the selected unit.