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Trades about 53% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Deyaar Development PJSC, together with its associated companies, specializes in the investment, construction, and ongoing management of properties, with operations spanning the United Arab Emirates and international markets. The company strategically organizes its activities into three primary divisions: property development, the management of existing properties and facilities, and ventures related to the hospitality sector. The firm offers comprehensive facility maintenance and property management solutions for a diverse range of residential, commercial, and mixed-use projects, serving property owners, investors, and tenants. Additionally, its extensive service portfolio encompasses various real estate services, community administration, asset oversight, hotel operations, leasing arrangements, infrastructure and leisure provisions, climate control systems, brokerage, and a full spectrum of hospitality support, including the rental of hotels and serviced apartments. Established in 2002, Deyaar Development PJSC maintains its headquarters in Dubai, UAE.
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