UAE’s Meraki Group expands into Dubai South with new mixed-use project

By Zawya

UAE and Singapore-based Meraki Group has announced its expansion into Dubai South, with plans to launch a new mixed-use development in the district in November 2026.

The expansion comes as the group scales up its Dubai real estate portfolio, with seven projects valued at nearly $1 billion in its development pipeline and approximately 2,400 residential units currently under construction, according to a company statement. The developer recently handed over the 326-unit The Haven I, which recorded a 73 percent snag-free handover rate, the statement said.

The upcoming Dubai South development will incorporate residential and mixed-use elements, with further details expected to be disclosed ahead of its official launch.

Ajay Rajendran, Founder and Chairman of Meraki Group, said Dubai South represents an important next step in the group’s growth, supported by ongoing infrastructure development, connectivity and an expanding residential community.

(Reporting by SA Kader; Editing by Anoop Menon)

(anoop.menon@lseg.com )

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