A reputation for high quality: Meraas Holding

Anisha Sagar

Anisha Sagar

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Meraas

Founded in 2007, Dubai-based holding company Meraas has launched numerous transformational projects across the real estate, retail, hospitality, food and beverage, leisure and healthcare industries since its launch.

The company’s impressive real estate portfolio includes many prestigious addresses and constructions, including Central Park at City Walk, Nikki Beach Residences and Bulgari Residences. The company is also behind the Dubai Harbour project, which is set to be the first yachting community hub in the Middle East, with thousands of berths and an exclusive VIP lounge.

Meeras also owns and operates many leisure and entertainment destinations across the UAE. Notable projects include the Hub Zero tropical forest, The Green Planet virtual reality experience in City Walk, and the inflatable playground Hawa Hawa in La Mer. Another of Meeras’s most striking projects is the Ain Dubai, otherwise known as the world’s largest Ferris wheel.

The company also owns DXB Entertainment, the largest leisure and entertainment company in the region, which operates Dubai Parks and Resorts.

Meeras’s hospitality division handles operations for many hotel partners, including Bulgari Hotels and Resorts,https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meraas Jumeirah, Marriott, Nikki Beach Hotels and Resorts, and Caesars Entertainment. The company’s hospitality portfolio also includes La Ville Hotel & Suites, Caesars Palace Bluewaters Dubai,  Zabeel House, and Al Seef Hotel.

To maintain and enhance its reputation for high quality, Meeras launched its Dubai Community Management (DCM) division in 2021. DCM quickly became an industry leader, offering exceptional services to maintain and enhance residential communities and districts across the emirate.

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