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Aldar secures Dh2.3 billion DIFC tower acquisition

Arabian Post Staff -Dubai

Aldar Properties has announced the acquisition of a Dh2.3 billion commercial tower located within Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC). This development, which spans 40 floors, is set to be a significant addition to DIFC’s vibrant commercial landscape. Slated for completion by 2028, the project will integrate office and retail spaces designed to attract both businesses and investors looking for prime real estate within one of the region’s leading financial hubs.

The acquisition underscores Aldar’s expanding footprint in the UAE’s property sector, with the developer increasingly diversifying its portfolio across emirates and internationally. Known primarily for its strong presence in Abu Dhabi, Aldar has recently shifted focus to other lucrative markets such as Dubai and Ras Al Khaimah, complementing its projects in global locations including Egypt, London, and Western Europe.

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This latest venture comes amidst Aldar’s robust financial performance in 2023. The company recorded a net profit surge of 40%, reaching Dh4.4 billion, supported by a 26% rise in revenue to Dh14.2 billion. This financial momentum is attributed to sustained demand for off-plan properties and strategic forays into new market segments. The company’s development backlog, which doubled to Dh36.8 billion by year-end, provides a steady stream of income visibility for the foreseeable future.

The DIFC tower acquisition aligns with Aldar’s strategy of capitalizing on high-growth urban markets. DIFC, a pivotal financial district housing leading multinational firms, offers the strategic advantage of proximity to global businesses and professionals. The newly acquired project is expected to bolster the area’s profile as a hub for commerce and innovation.



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