HMB Homes Real Estate Development

Developer profile

HMB Homes Real Estate Development is a Dubai developer registered with DLD under No. 1220, with 7 projects in the DLD register as of 14.10.2026. The register records 3 completed projects and 4 under construction. Its community footprint totals 4, with Al Barsha South Fourth, Al Barshaa South Third, Wadi Al Safa 5 and Al Hebiah First among the recorded locations.

That mix of completed and in-progress schemes distinguishes the developer’s current Dubai record. Completed projects can be considered through their handover history, while buildings still progressing through construction require attention to their recorded stage and delivery timing. Project pages show differing unit counts and, where shown, starting prices, so each scheme should be considered on its own terms rather than as one uniform offering. The DLD developer identity is relevant when reading a project record, while a sale may be handled through a project company. Each stage carries a different set of document checks at contract stage.

Handover record

The first handover among completed projects took place in May 2020. September 2024 is the most recent handover month recorded for a completed scheme. For projects under construction, December 2028 is the furthest scheduled handover date in the current record. These dates trace a delivery history from completed buildings to later planned completion periods. A handover month identifies the timing recorded for a development, while the individual transaction documents set out the arrangements applicable to the selected home.

Projects on our site

In Arjan, Beverly Boulevard is completed, with 271 units, 100% completion, a Q3 2024 handover and prices from AED 475 000. It differs from One Beverly, which has 389 units and a Q4 2026 handover.

Jumeirah Village Circle combines completed Beverly Residence 2, with 108 units and prices from AED 600 000, with Beverly Crown, under construction at about 0% complete, with 214 units and a Q4 2028 handover. Havelock Heights adds a 156-unit scheme in the same community.

Elsewhere, Beverly Grande in Motor City has 296 units and a Q4 2027 handover. Beverly Park in DubaiLand Residence Complex has 159 units with the same handover quarter, while Al Furjan’s Havelock Residences has 230 units and is scheduled for Q4 2026.

What to check before buying

Read the status and completion percentage for the particular development, then compare its stated handover timing with the provisions in the sale documents. Confirm the unit reference, price and payment terms for the selected home. Check that the selling company in the documents matches the developer recorded for that particular project in the DLD registry.

What does a completed status mean?

Completed means the construction record is marked finished, but it does not establish the terms of an individual transaction. A buyer should review the unit reference and handover documentation alongside the sale paperwork. The selling company shown there should match the developer recorded for that particular project in the DLD registry.

How should unit counts be read?

Unit counts indicate the scale assigned to a development rather than the number of homes currently offered for sale. They help distinguish schemes with different project structures. Availability, floor plan, payment terms and the unit identifier remain matters to confirm for the particular home being considered before execution of the transaction documents.

What does a quarter-based handover date indicate?

A quarter-based date sets a planned delivery window rather than a particular day. It should be read alongside the construction status on the project page and the handover provisions in the buyer’s documents. Contractual wording identifies how the selected unit’s delivery arrangements are expressed at the time of signing.

How should a starting price be understood?

A starting figure signals an entry price for selected units, not a uniform amount for every residence in the project. The price applicable to a chosen home depends on its unit reference and sale terms. Buyers should ensure that the figure in the documentation corresponds to that specific unit before execution.