About Aqaar
Aqaar is a real estate company owned by the government of Ajman. Established in 2016, it is involved in developing, managing and investing in property in the emirate. Its name means "real estate" in Arabic.
Government-owned real estate companies play an important role in the UAE. They often develop land owned by the state, deliver major projects aligned with government plans and manage property portfolios that generate income.
Ajman, the smallest emirate by area, has seen significant real estate growth. It is known for offering more affordable property than Dubai and Abu Dhabi, attracting residents who work in nearby Sharjah and Dubai. Freehold ownership for foreign buyers in designated areas has also drawn investors.
Real estate companies in Ajman develop residential towers, villa communities, commercial buildings and mixed-use projects. Coastal areas and new master-planned communities have been among the areas of growth.
Property management and leasing are typically part of the business, providing ongoing income from residential and commercial tenants.
Aqaar's projects support the emirate's plans for urban development, housing and economic growth.
The northern emirates, including Ajman, Sharjah, Umm Al Quwain and Ras Al Khaimah, have become increasingly important parts of the UAE property market, as rising prices in Dubai push some residents to look further afield.
Infrastructure improvements, such as roads connecting Ajman with Dubai and Sharjah, have made the emirate more attractive to commuters.
Aqaar is a government-owned developer rather than a startup, and Startups UAE lists it among Ajman's real estate companies.
Details about its current projects are best checked on the company's website.
Government-owned real estate companies play an important role in the UAE. They often develop land owned by the state, deliver major projects aligned with government plans and manage property portfolios that generate income.
Ajman, the smallest emirate by area, has seen significant real estate growth. It is known for offering more affordable property than Dubai and Abu Dhabi, attracting residents who work in nearby Sharjah and Dubai. Freehold ownership for foreign buyers in designated areas has also drawn investors.
Real estate companies in Ajman develop residential towers, villa communities, commercial buildings and mixed-use projects. Coastal areas and new master-planned communities have been among the areas of growth.
Property management and leasing are typically part of the business, providing ongoing income from residential and commercial tenants.
Aqaar's projects support the emirate's plans for urban development, housing and economic growth.
The northern emirates, including Ajman, Sharjah, Umm Al Quwain and Ras Al Khaimah, have become increasingly important parts of the UAE property market, as rising prices in Dubai push some residents to look further afield.
Infrastructure improvements, such as roads connecting Ajman with Dubai and Sharjah, have made the emirate more attractive to commuters.
Aqaar is a government-owned developer rather than a startup, and Startups UAE lists it among Ajman's real estate companies.
Details about its current projects are best checked on the company's website.