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Sobha Realty

Founded in 1976; in Dubai since 2003. Headquarters: Dubai

Sobha Realty is a Dubai-headquartered real estate developer, part of the Sobha Group founded in 1976, which expanded into Dubai in 2003. It is known for a vertically integrated, backward-linked construction model covering design, manufacturing and build. The company develops large master communities, including Sobha Hartland and Sobha Hartland II, alongside premium apartment and villa projects across Dubai and Abu Dhabi.

Why buyers look at Sobha Realty

  • Operates a vertically integrated construction model, controlling design, manufacturing and build in-house to manage quality and delivery timelines
  • Developer of large master communities in Dubai, notably Sobha Hartland and Sobha Hartland II within Mohammed Bin Rashid City
  • Backward-integrated manufacturing operations supporting its own developments, per company positioning on sobharealty.com
  • Portfolio spans premium apartments, villas, townhouses and mixed-use projects across Dubai and Abu Dhabi

Sobha Realty projects in the UAE

From the developer's own website. Locations are approximate.

Approximate location

How Sobha Realty has performed

Recorded Dubai transactions, as published by DXB Interact. We show their figures as given, with their period.

Capital gain (median resale price change)
5.8%
Period: trailing 12 months, as of 2026 snapshot
Source: DXB Interact (opens in a new tab)
Sales recorded
2,563
Period: 2026
Source: DXB Interact (opens in a new tab)
Absorption rate (projects under construction)
86.67%
Period: 2026 snapshot
Source: DXB Interact (opens in a new tab)
Delivered and under construction since 2012
12 projects delivered (8,289 homes); 18 under construction (24,521 homes)
Period: since 2012
Source: DXB Interact (opens in a new tab)

Recent recorded sales

Single recorded transactions, not averages.

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