Developer · founded 2005
Omniyat
Ultra-luxury architecture on the Palm and in Business Bay
About Omniyat
Omniyat is a Dubai developer founded in 2005 that concentrates on ultra-luxury, architect-led projects. It is known for The Opus by Omniyat in Business Bay, designed by Zaha Hadid Architects, and for residences managed by Dorchester Collection.
Its residential portfolio centres on Palm Jumeirah and Business Bay's Marasi Bay: One at Palm Jumeirah, Orla and AVA on the Palm, and The Lana Residences and VELA in Business Bay. These homes trade at the very top of the Dubai market, often with few units per building.
Signature projects
- 01
The Opus by Omniyat · Business Bay
Zaha Hadid Architects-designed mixed-use building.
- 02
One at Palm Jumeirah · Palm Jumeirah
Beachfront residences serviced by Dorchester Collection.
- 03
Orla · Palm Jumeirah
Ultra-luxury residences on the Palm.
- 04
The Lana Residences · Business Bay
Residences beside The Lana hotel in Marasi Bay.
- 05
VELA, Dorchester Collection · Business Bay
Canal-front ultra-luxury residences.
Where Omniyat builds
Questions
About Omniyat
What is Omniyat known for?
Omniyat is known for ultra-luxury, architect-led developments such as The Opus by Zaha Hadid Architects in Business Bay and Dorchester Collection-managed residences on Palm Jumeirah and in Marasi Bay. It focuses on a small number of high-end projects. Unit counts per building are often small.
Where are Omniyat's projects?
Omniyat's residences are concentrated on Palm Jumeirah (One at Palm Jumeirah, Orla, AVA) and in Business Bay's Marasi Bay (The Lana Residences, VELA), with The Opus also in Business Bay. ANWA Residences in Dubai Maritime City is another project. Listings are scarce, so buyers often register interest early.
How do Omniyat homes compare on price?
Omniyat homes are among the most expensive in Dubai, priced per square foot well above most branded towers. Buyers at this level usually compare comparable ultra-prime sales, service charges and management arrangements carefully. Resale listings are few, so timing and agent access matter.