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Dubai’s “My House” Initiative to Build 150 Homes a Year for Families

Staff Writer
Staff Writer
Oct. 26, 2025
Dubai’s “My House” Committee approves 150 new homes each year to support low-income families, enhancing stability and sustainable community living.
Dubai’s My House project aims to build 150 homes annuallyMohammed bin Rashid Housing Establishment (MBRHE) headquarters building. (Image: Dubai Media Office)

Dubai, United Arab Emirates - October 26, 2025: The “My House” Initiative Committee has approved the construction of 150 new housing units each year to support low-income families, reaffirming Dubai’s commitment to social stability and citizen welfare. The meeting took place at the headquarters of the Mohammed Bin Rashid Housing Establishment (MBRHE), chaired by Mohammed Al Shehhi, Acting Chief Executive Officer of MBRHE, and attended by representatives from Dubai Police, the Community Development Authority, the Islamic Affairs and Charitable Activities Department, and the Dubai Community Contributions Foundation (Jood).

Strengthening Family Stability Through Housing Support

The initiative aims to provide suitable housing by enabling citizens to build or complete their homes in ways that meet their needs and aspirations, thereby promoting family cohesion and long-term social stability.

Mohammed Al Shehhi emphasized that the “My House” initiative embodies the vision of the UAE’s wise leadership to empower citizens with modern homes that ensure a dignified life. He noted that it represents a model of successful collaboration between government and private sector entities.

Progress of the First Phase

During the meeting, the committee reviewed the progress of the first phase, which included 223 housing units across a total area of 813,000 square feet (approximately 75,500 square meters). Out of these, 72 homes have been completed and delivered, while 151 are currently under construction.

Expanding the Initiative’s Reach

The committee also approved several developmental resolutions aimed at broadening the initiative’s impact. These include launching new housing models built with modern and advanced construction methods to enhance project efficiency and speed up delivery.

Furthermore, the committee emphasized strict adherence to sustainability standards throughout all construction stages, aligning with Dubai’s long-term sustainability goals.

Second Phase and Broader Eligibility

The second phase of the initiative will be launched after assessing the cases of housing grant applicants in coordination with the Community Development Authority, ensuring that support is directed to families most in need. The eligibility criteria will also be expanded to benefit a larger number of citizens seeking housing assistance.

Commitment to a Cohesive and Prosperous Society

The “My House” (Bayti) Initiative Committee continues to work within a comprehensive strategic framework to provide modern, integrated housing solutions for low-income citizens.

This aligns with MBRHE’s mission to strengthen family stability, improve citizens’ quality of life, and support the UAE leadership’s vision for a cohesive, inclusive, and prosperous society.