Me Do Re Properties Dmcc

Developer profile

Me Do Re Properties Dmcc is a Dubai developer registered with DLD under No. 1379, with 2 projects in the DLD registry, in 1 community as of 14.10.2026. Its registered activity spans residential and commercial towers, with the portfolio centred on Jumeirah Lakes Towers and the registry community of Al Thanyah Fifth. The register records 1 completed project and 1 under construction. The completed scheme was handed over in January 2024, while the latest scheduled handover for the construction pipeline is September 2029. This is a focused tower portfolio rather than a spread across several Dubai districts. Buyers looking at the developer’s projects will encounter apartments in the completed residential building and office space in the newer commercial scheme. The two developments sit in the same Jumeirah Lakes Towers setting but serve different uses, making the choice primarily one between a ready residential unit and a future office property.

Projects on our site

In Jumeirah Lakes Towers, Me Do Re is completed and ready to move in. It contains 394 units, so it is the residential option for purchasers seeking an existing building rather than a construction-stage purchase. Its handover status also distinguishes it from the developer’s other project on our site.

The commercial counterpart, Me Do Re Business, has 293 units and is scheduled for handover in Q3 2029. It is directed at business premises rather than apartments, creating a different buying profile within the same district. The later delivery date should be considered alongside the unit’s intended use, as the two projects differ not only in completion stage but also in residential versus office format. Together, they show a compact Jumeirah Lakes Towers presence with a completed residential tower and an office-led development still progressing toward delivery.

What to check before buying

For the ready tower, check the unit’s current condition and the terms of any occupancy arrangement. For the office project, confirm the contracted handover terms and the permitted use of the unit. In both cases, check that the selling company in the documents matches the developer recorded for that project in the DLD registry.