DHG Properties

Developer profile and Dubai presence

DHG Properties is a Dubai developer registered with DLD under No. 1619, with 3 projects in the DLD register across 3 communities as of 14.10.2026. Founded in 1994, the business forms part of a Swiss real-estate and construction group operating in Switzerland and the UAE. Its activities include property acquisition, development, construction, management and maintenance, while its UAE development model centres on developing and selling property.

The DLD portfolio contains 1 completed project and 2 projects under construction. Its community footprint includes Al Barsha South Fourth, Palm Deira and Bukadra. The homes presented on our site are residential schemes in JVC District 14, Meydan Horizon and Dubai Islands, with apartment quantities ranging from 63 to 432 units. This is a compact Dubai portfolio in which each scheme has a different location, delivery timetable and stage of construction.

Handover record

The portfolio’s single completed project establishes both the first recorded handover and the most recent completed handover in Dubai. The remaining developments are in the construction pipeline, giving buyers a clear split between a completed record and future delivery. March 2028 is the latest scheduled handover date for a project currently under construction. Project pages use their own handover timing, so the completion provision in a sale contract should be read alongside the relevant DLD project record.

Projects on our site

On Dubai Islands, Helvetia Marine is planned for handover in Q1 2028 and contains 63 units. Its island setting distinguishes it from the developer’s inland addresses. In Meydan Horizon, Helvetia Verde is under construction at about 0% complete, with 109 units and a Q1 2028 handover. The two schemes share the same quarter for delivery but differ materially in their community and unit count.

JVC District 14 is represented by Helvetia Residences, an under-construction project at about 61% complete. It has 432 units, considerably more homes than the other projects on our site, and prices start from AED 690 000. For buyers comparing the current selection, construction progress is the main distinction: this JVC District 14 scheme is further advanced, while the Meydan Horizon project is at an earlier build stage and the Dubai Islands project is defined by its scheduled handover.

What to check before buying

Before reserving a unit, compare the DLD project entry with the contract, including the current construction percentage and contractual handover provision. Check that the unit details and price match the relevant sales documents. The selling company shown in the paperwork should match the developer recorded for that particular project in the DLD registry, rather than being assumed from the group name.

What is the developer’s relationship with the wider group?

DHG is a Swiss real-estate and construction group with operations in Switzerland and the UAE. The Dubai entity sits alongside group activities covering acquisition, development, construction, property management and maintenance. This places its local residential work within a wider property-and-construction business, with distinct functions extending beyond the delivery of new homes.

Does the developer have a role after homes are delivered?

Property-management services form part of the developer’s Dubai operations. This management function is separate from acquiring sites, planning a scheme and constructing homes. A buyer reviewing an individual purchase can distinguish the delivery obligations set out in the sale contract from any management arrangements that may apply after occupation of the property.

How does the group operate in the UAE?

Its UAE model is to develop and sell property. Across the wider business, the group also works with residential, commercial and mixed-use asset classes. That operating model explains why a buyer should focus on the terms attached to the specific Dubai project being purchased, including the unit description, payment terms and delivery provisions.

How does the Swiss activity differ from the UAE model?

In Switzerland, the group follows develop-and-hold and buy-redevelop-and-hold approaches. Those activities are separate from the UAE develop-and-sell model and describe how the group works across its markets. For a Dubai transaction, the relevant legal document is the project-specific sale contract, together with the selling company identified for that development.