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BEEAH Group, one of the UAE’s leading forces in sustainability and environmental innovation, has officially announced its expansion into the real estate sector. Best known for its work in waste management, clean energy, and digital services, the Sharjah-based group is now positioning itself to shape the future of urban living in the Middle East and North Africa.
This new move is part of BEEAH’s broader transformation into a multi-sector investment holding company. Over the last decade, the group has expanded its reach across transportation, healthcare, education, and now real estate. The goal is clear: to create smart, sustainable urban communities that are deeply integrated with BEEAH’s core values, efficiency, circularity, and resilience.
BEEAH’s upcoming real estate projects aim to be more than just residential or commercial hubs. These will be master-planned communities designed with sustainability from the ground up. Streets will be walkable and EV-ready, rooftops will serve as solar power generators, and built-in systems will manage waste and water with minimal environmental impact. The vision is to develop future-ready neighborhoods where infrastructure, energy, and nature are seamlessly connected. Expanding Regionally with Integrated Services The company’s first projects will launch in the UAE, with future developments planned across Saudi Arabia and Egypt. Each location will reflect BEEAH’s integrated approach, combining clean energy, smart city technologies, and a circular economy model. Buildings are expected to meet rigorous eco-certification standards such as LEED and Estidama, while AI and data-driven tools will help manage everything from utilities to transportation flow.
In an official statement, BEEAH emphasized that the expansion is not just about entering a new market, but about raising the bar for sustainable living in the region. “Our real estate developments will improve quality of life, reduce environmental impact, and demonstrate what future cities can look like,” the company stated.
This step also allows BEEAH to leverage its existing infrastructure—such as its waste-to-energy plants and digital platforms—to support its new urban developments. The synergy between these services is expected to lower operating costs, reduce emissions, and promote a more livable environment for residents and businesses alike.
As construction timelines unfold and designs are revealed, BEEAH’s entry into real estate is poised to have a long-lasting impact. With a model that blends green building, advanced tech, and regional insight, the company is redefining what it means to build not just for today, but for the cities of tomorrow.
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The projects are expected to be completed in Q4 2026