Dubai, UAE — Dubai-based HRE Development has formed a partnership with Japan’s Mitsubishi Corporation to integrate advanced engineering into the Sakura Gardens project. The deal, signed in Tokyo, focuses on sustainable features for the low-rise community in Falcon City of Wonders, Dubailand.
Mitsubishi Corporation will supply advanced elevator systems meeting international safety standards to boost efficiency and reliability in Sakura Gardens. The agreement also covers Japanese garden-inspired landscaping to foster harmony and nature connection, aligning with the project’s resort-style ethos spanning 49,000 sqm of land.
“This partnership marks a significant milestone in our journey to deliver world-class, sustainable developments,” said Wissam Breidy, CEO of HRE Development. “By combining Mitsubishi Corporation’s engineering excellence with our vision for purposeful design, Sakura Garden will set a new benchmark for modern living in the region.”
Market Context
Dubai’s off-plan sales hit records in Q3 2025, with 42,000 units transacted worth AED 138 billion, representing 76% of residential deals as investors chase flexible plans and yields. Sustainable projects like Sakura Gardens tap rising demand, where over 80% of international buyers prioritize green credentials per Knight Frank’s Destination Dubai 2025 report.
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The development offers studios to three-bedroom units and townhomes from AED 850,000, with handover in Q4 2028 and plans like 10% booking followed by construction-linked payments. HRE, with 22 years delivering over 200 projects for 12,000 families, has contributed AED 30 million to Dubai Cares.
Appeal to Indian Investors
Indian buyers favor Dubai for tax-free returns, 6-8% yields, Golden Visa eligibility above AED 2 million, and short flights from major cities. Amid bilateral trade topping $100 billion post-CEPA, sustainable off-plan like Sakura Gardens in growing Dubailand suits mid-luxury seekers eyeing appreciation as population hits 6 million by 2033.
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This tie-up positions Sakura Gardens as a benchmark for Japanese-infused green living, appealing to Indian investors amid Dubai’s 8% yearly price rise forecast by Knight Frank. It signals maturing demand for eco-focused suburbs over dense towers, offering stable ROI in a market where off-plan dominates 65-72% of sales.
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