Luxury Real Estate in the UAE

Mira Bakery is almost ready to open, but it needs 600 kW and only a fifth is available. The Richmond District launch brings 4,000 guests, twice the expected number. At Trussardi Residences, engineers juggle approvals and comments, while the workers give a rescued parrot a home of its own. Not every surprise turns into a problem. Some turn into pets.

The Richmond District launch is hours away — and 1,300 bottles of perfume are stuck in customs. At Trussardi Residences, centre-opening lift doors don’t fit the concrete already poured. At Mira Villas designed by Bentley Home, changing the pool depth means changing the clubhouse height too. How much work can one small decision create?

Construction halts at Gianfranco Ferré Residences — the contractor wants extra money for the fixes, and the most delicate question on any site is already on the table: who pays? In DIFC, Mira prepares a private office that opens by invitation only. At Locus Gastro Hub, the doors open for everyone — iftar every evening through Ramadan.

Lighthouse Properties launches inside the Mira office — the cake is barely cleared before the next sales event begins. At Trussardi Residences, the building is rising high enough to stretch concrete pours to eighteen hours. At the padel tournament, the system drops out at the last minute. The team switches gears and the mood gets better from there.

The Mira Developments flag flies above Jebel Shams — the team made it to the top in Oman. Back in Dubai, agents step inside the Trussardi Phase II show apartment to prove they can sell it. On site, the road turns out higher than the drawings assumed — and the drawings have to change before anything else can.

Gianfranco Ferré Residences returns with a new unit mix because the project listened to what buyers actually want to own and come back to. At Trussardi Residences, balcony pools with double-curved glass and climate control don’t allow for shortcuts. Every detail is tested, corrected and tested again until it meets the standard.

A Mira admin spots a shop assistant with the kind of energy no CV captures — and that’s how a new career begins. At Trussardi Residences, materials arrive, furniture is sorted and logged, and the site keeps moving because someone is always paying attention.

Aldo De Jager lays out what Mira International actually means — new offices, new markets, and a global real estate network that goes far beyond a rebrand. The best-selling agents are recognised and the map gets bigger. At Mira Villas designed by Bentley Home, approvals are still pending — but the site finds its own rhythm and keeps moving.

At Mira Villas designed by Bentley Home, 1,750 boxes of Italian furniture arrive in Dubai. Every piece is checked before it leaves Italy, checked again on arrival — nothing enters the villas until it earns its place. At Mira Coral Bay, architects stand on the future site with the sea ahead and mountains behind, trying to understand the place before they draw over it.

One night to build the Mira stand at DIFC — wrong materials, last-minute permits, no room for delay. At Mira Villas designed by Bentley Home, the second-floor slab is poured, masonry advances and interior partitions begin to take shape. What looks effortless in the finished villa starts here.

In Tbilisi, brokers spend days feeling the city before Marco Casamonti reveals Mira Verde — the community, where buildings are shaped by the hill, each with its own character. In Dubai, Trussardi Residences rises floor by floor, where quality is built into every detail before it becomes visible to anyone.

At Mira Villas designed by Bentley Home, the structure rises high enough to finally see what residents will be buying: the sunset, the skyline, the city laid out below. In Georgia, brokers move through Tbilisi Hills, mist, mountains and the narrow streets of the Old Town. A project is never only the building — and both cities are making that case at the same time.

Three hundred and twenty brokers fly to Tbilisi — and before anyone sees a floor plan, the team needs them to fall in love with Georgia first. Back in Dubai, Trussardi Residences Phase II makes its own case: the metro at the door and a luxury neighbourhood already taking shape around it.

At Locus Gastro Hub, 350 orders a day arrive almost from the start — and the team that survives the first week is not the same one that began it. Around them, brokers settle into the rhythm of Mira Summer Offer as if it has always been there. At Trussardi Residences, a year and four months in, progress moves as fast as the details allow.

Mira turns the Art of Living Mall into a month-long world for brokers — meetings, recordings, free haircuts, and six Rolexes for the top sellers. At Mira Villas designed by Bentley Home, concrete is poured, formwork comes down, and the next stage is already waiting. Before the summer offer closes, Georgia is announced. One thing still in motion, the next one already starting.

150 brokers fly to Salalah to feel the project before they’re asked to sell it. The mastermind opens with vision and ends with friction — architects want art, engineers want drawings. In Dubai, Trussardi doesn’t pause for anyone: block work is up, the core is rising, the first pool takes shape.

At Trussardi Residences, the first floor is taking shape, but the pool package is stuck in a loop of consultant comments. Then someone spots a damaged crane cable, and the question isn’t how to fix it. It’s how long no one said a word. At Mira Private Jets, a Boeing 737 is being prepared for 150 passengers flying to Salalah and for the team, this is the flight where nothing can go wrong.

At Mira Villas, slabs are being poured around the clock. At S&B Grooming, a new barber is handed the scissors — this is his test. In the evening, Marwan Al-Kindi hosts a masterclass on success while the Locus Gastro Hub kitchen serves its first real crowd. No big reveals. Just people being measured by how they handle what’s in front of them.

At Burj Al Arab, the team spends hours debating Richmond District — a project built on the idea that great design shouldn’t cost a fortune. Back at Mira Villas designed by Bentley Home, a different kind of question surfaces: two villas are standing 20 centimeters apart where 6 meters should be. Some mistakes can be fixed. But first, someone has to admit they exist.

At Trussardi Residences, every step is timed — tomorrow’s concrete pour sets the rhythm for what comes next. The team works in sync, pushing forward under pressure. Meanwhile, at Mira Coral Bay, a bold, progressive vision meets a strategic question: how to align it with real demand.

Work on site tests people daily — heat, pressure, and expectations push everyone to the limit. Still, Mira Developments moves forward, expanding its workforce. At the launch of Gianfranco Ferré Residences, over half the units are gone early, while Trussardi Residences construction resumes with renewed focus.

Marwan AlKindi, a partner known as «Mr SoldOut, ” shows how conviction drives every deal, while engineers clash over numbers meant to hold for decades. Across Mira — from design debates to a giant screen — one truth remains: some people don’t just build projects, they guard them.

In the summer heat, crews resign in clusters — no one agrees whether the issue is salary, weather, or expectations. While pressure builds on-site, Locus Gastro Hub opens with three kitchens built on one principle: never cut corners if you want something good.

At the Trussardi Residences site, a faint crack halts work until engineers confirm it’s just the desert shifting. A young broker closes his first sale, a Mira Radio cuts out mid-broadcast — pressure tests everyone and leaves them stronger.

From a Syrian barber opening Mira’s new S&B Grooming to 320 workers building Mira Villas designed by Bentley Home, and the grand reveal of POST Hotel & Residences by ELIE SAAB, Mira’s journey shows what success truly costs.

On the night of the Mira Coral Bay gala, chaos turns into perfection. From last-minute power fixes and rehearsed speeches to chefs racing against time, every detail comes together as Mira unveils its first multibrand master plan — Coral Bay becomes part of history.

Days before the Mira Coral Bay gala, the team faces outdated generators, undersized cables, and no time to spare. Rewiring and recalculating until the last second, they flip the switch—only to face darkness. The countdown isn’t over yet.

Three weeks before the Mira Coral Bay launch, 650 personalized cards must be delivered under impossible deadlines. At Mira Villas, engineers debate AC capacity for Dubai’s climate. Every detail matters—and demands the full focus of the team.

Under pressure, Mira doubles the pace. Builders keep luxury projects on track, a radio studio nears launch, and in Milan, Mira joins Salone del Mobile with Trussardi Casa. From jobsite grit to global design gloss, the pace never slips.

A new Mira Developments project debuts at the global property show MIPIM 2025 in Cannes. Construction at Mira Villas shows clear progress. The bakery is almost ready to open, while Mira Logistics faces a customs setback but moves on.