HSE Realty

Company background and Dubai register presence

HSE Realty is a Dubai developer founded in 2022 and registered with the Dubai Land Department under No. 1497, with 1 completed project across 1 community, Warsan Fourth, as of 14.10.2026. That completed development had an August 2025 handover. The company operates in Dubai and draws on construction experience developed in Germany. Its activities cover project planning, design, construction, project management and post-construction facility management. This places its role beyond development alone, extending from early project preparation through building delivery and management after completion. The developer also works across multiple construction sectors rather than a single building discipline. For a prospective purchaser, its Dubai register presence is focused on one community, while its operating remit combines development and construction functions through the life of a project.

Projects on our site

On our site, 4B Living is in International City 2 and under construction at about 91% complete. It has 74 units, with prices from AED 395,000. The stated entry price is a starting figure rather than a uniform price across the full unit roster, so a chosen residence should be matched to its individual sale terms. Its 74-unit scale also makes the exact unit selection and availability relevant at the point documents are issued. Construction is already at an advanced stage rather than a recently launched phase, making the contractual delivery programme central to the purchase review. International City 2 is the location attached to this development, whereas Warsan Fourth is the community recorded for the developer’s DLD portfolio. This distinction matters when checking the project address, description and developer entry in transaction paperwork. The completion percentage and the contractual delivery provisions should be considered separately when reviewing a purchase.

What to check before buying

Before signing, confirm the contractual completion date, the latest construction update, the exact unit identification and payment milestones. Check that the selling company in the documents matches the developer recorded for that project in the DLD registry. Review terms covering changes to the delivery programme.