OMNIYAT

Developer profile

OMNIYAT is a Dubai developer established in 2005, with 25 projects in the Dubai Land Department register across 3 communities as of 22.09.2026. Its record comprises 10 completed projects and 15 under construction. Madinat Dubai Almelaheyah, Palm Jumeirah and Business Bay are among the communities in which the developer is active.

Its current project selection covers developments with markedly different scales and entry prices, from AED 1,700,000 to AED 85,000,000. The contrast between compact unit counts in Business Bay and larger schemes in Maritime City or Jumeirah Peninsula Bay makes the project-level details especially important when comparing options.

Handover record

The first completed project handover was in May 2010, while the most recent completed handover was in August 2023. For the construction pipeline, April 2031 is the latest scheduled handover date. These dates cover both delivered projects and the longest-dated current schedule, rather than a single construction phase.

Projects on our site

In Maritime City, Anwa 2 is under construction from AED 2,100,000, while Saria Tower is also under construction from AED 1,700,000. The district also includes Saria by Beyond, under construction at about 17% complete, with 372 units. The first two pages set out entry pricing, whereas the latter identifies both a construction percentage and unit total.

Jumeirah Peninsula Bay has two projects at earlier construction stages. Sensia by Beyond is under construction at about 8% complete, with 276 units, handover scheduled for Q1 2029 and prices from AED 2,100,000. Orise by Beyond is under construction at about 9% complete, with 534 units, a Q1 2028 handover and prices from AED 1,920,000. In The Forest District Jumeirah Peninsula, Kanyon by Beyond is under construction at 0% complete, with a Q2 2029 handover and pricing from AED 2,400,000.

Elsewhere, The Lana is under construction on Marasi Bay Island from AED 85,000,000. Business Bay is represented by Lumena By Omniyat, scheduled for handover in Q4 2029 and comprising 98 units. These pages differ not only by location, but also by the information available for construction stage, planned handover, unit count and starting price.

What to check before buying

Check the current DLD project status for the specific development, especially the recorded completion percentage for the Jumeirah Peninsula Bay and Maritime City schemes. Compare the stated handover date with the project documentation. The selling company in the documents should match the developer recorded for that project in the DLD registry.

How should construction progress be compared?

Use the recorded percentage alongside the scheduled handover and unit count. Those details describe different aspects of a development and should be read together.

What separates the current project pages?

They span several locations, price starting points and construction stages. Some pages focus on a planned delivery date and number of units, while others also show measured site progress.

Which documents should align for a purchase?

The project title, selling company and DLD developer entry should refer to the same development. Review these details for the particular project rather than treating a group company as interchangeable across every scheme.