LEOS Developments

Developer profile and Dubai footprint

LEOS Developments is a Dubai developer registered with the DLD under No. 1494, with 8 projects in the DLD registry across 4 communities as of 14.10.2026. Founded in 2022, the company operates in Dubai, the United Kingdom and other international markets. Its activities extend from assessing and securing development sites to finance, construction management, sales and asset oversight, with work spanning residential buildings, commercial property and schemes that combine uses.

In Dubai, the registry includes 2 completed projects and 6 under construction. Its recorded community footprint includes Wadi Al Safa 5, Al Hebiah Fourth, Al Barsha South Fourth and Al Barsha South Fifth. The projects on our site show a mix of ready residences, construction-stage apartment schemes and higher-priced homes, with unit counts and entry prices varying substantially between developments.

Handover record

The developer’s first completed-project handover was in November 2025. The current portfolio therefore includes homes already ready for occupation alongside schemes moving through construction. The latest scheduled handover among projects under construction is October 2027. Individual developments carry their own completion level and delivery timetable, so a buyer should read the project record rather than treat the group portfolio as one uniform construction programme.

Projects on our site

DubaiLand Residence Complex contains several Weybridge Gardens phases at different points of delivery. Weybridge Gardens is about 98% complete, with 187 units from AED 450 000. Weybridge Gardens 2 is about 22% complete, comprises 288 units and has a Q4 2026 handover, from AED 570 000. Weybridge Gardens 3 is about 16% complete, with 208 units from AED 599 899, while Weybridge Gardens 5 is at 0% completion, with 168 units from AED 727 328 and a Q2 2027 handover.

Elsewhere, Hadley Heights in JVC District 11 is ready, comprising 219 units from AED 559 000. Sports City’s Hadley Heights 2 has 230 units, is at 0% completion and is scheduled for Q4 2027, from AED 727 000. In JVT District 3, Cavendish Square is about 4% complete, with 141 units from AED 701 000. Knightsbridge in Mohammed Bin Rashid City is under construction, with a 2027 handover and prices from AED 7 900 000.

What to check before buying

For a Weybridge Gardens purchase, identify the exact phase before reviewing its completion percentage and handover field, as these differ between phases. For any project, check that the selling company in the documents matches the developer recorded for that project in the DLD registry, and confirm the unit reference, project status and contractual delivery terms.

How should a starting price be read?

A “from” figure marks the entry price stated for a project rather than the price of every residence. Buyers should ask which unit type, floor, view, payment schedule and availability apply to that starting figure, because those attributes determine the actual home and purchase terms being discussed in a particular reservation.

What do unit totals tell a buyer?

Unit totals describe the number of residences recorded for a scheme, not the number currently offered for sale. They help place a building or community phase in context, but they do not identify the layout, location or availability of a particular home a buyer may choose at the time of enquiry.

How are construction progress and handover timing different?

Construction progress indicates the recorded stage of physical delivery at the stated point, while a scheduled handover is the target timing for completion. Neither description replaces checking the current construction update, contractual milestones and terms attached to the individual unit being considered before signing any reservation or sale documentation.

Why read both the project and community fields?

The community field identifies the location used for that project, while a project title may itself include a district or development name. Buyers should read both alongside the plot and unit details in their documents, so the home under discussion is clearly distinguished from similarly titled schemes in nearby areas or phases.