Imtiaz Delivers Fifth Project: Hyde Walk Handover in Jumeirah Garden City

Dubai, UAE — Imtiaz Developments handed over Hyde Walk in Jumeirah Garden City, its fifth project this year after Westwood Grande I, II, Pearl House I, and II. The developer manages over 40 active projects with a portfolio topping AED 10 billion across strategic Dubai locations.​

Dubai Off-Plan Surge

Off-plan sales hit 76% of Dubai’s 55,300 Q3 residential transactions, up 17% year-on-year, per Cavendish Maxwell via Khaleej Times. Knight Frank noted 56,854 home sales worth $31.8 billion, with prices up 2.5% quarterly. Jumeirah Garden City yields 4-6% rentals due to Downtown proximity and Al Khail Road access.​

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The project offers studios and one-bedroom units in an eight-storey building near Museum of the Future, Burj Khalifa, Dubai Mall, and Jumeirah Beach. Connectivity supports urban lifestyles amid Dubai’s 90,000+ unit pipeline for 2025-2026. Handover met Q4 timelines.​

Masih Imtiaz, CEO of Imtiaz Developments, said: “Delivering five projects within a single year is a significant achievement and a clear reflection of the strength of our execution, planning, and team commitment. Hyde Walk is another example of our focus on delivering quality homes on schedule while contributing meaningfully to Dubai’s evolving urban landscape.”​

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This follows The Symphony, AED 1 billion ($272 million) Meydan mixed-use project with Zaha Hadid Architects, featuring residences, offices, and retail. It targets design-led benchmarks in a market where branded residences grew 15% per CBRE. More 2025 handovers align with Dubai’s growth vision.​

Indian Investor Insights

Indians topped Dubai buyers in 2025, investing billions for 6-8% yields, zero capital gains tax, and Golden Visa at AED 2 million. Liberalized Remittance Scheme eases INR transfers; short flights enable oversight. Off-plan like Hyde Walk offers 20-30% appreciation potential versus ready units, per Property Finder data, amid 5-8% market growth forecasts. Visa reforms and remote work visas boost appeal over Western markets.​

Hyde Walk’s timely handover reinforces trust in mid-market developers amid supply influx, favoring Indian investors seeking stable yields and residency paths. It signals resilience in Jumeirah Garden City, where values rose 12% yearly, positioning it for sustained demand through 2026.