With the announcement of an ambitious Dh8 billion real estate development pipeline by international investment firm Tomorrow World Group, Dubai’s skyline will undergo a dramatic shift starting in 2026.
The announcement highlights the company’s 20-year history in Dubai and signifies its evolution from an investor to a full-fledged developer committed to influencing the future of the city.
Tomorrow World intends to start over 20 projects between 2026 and 2028, including both contemporary business monuments and opulent waterfront residential estates. Tomorrow 166, a boutique residential community on the Dubai Islands intended for families and investors seeking elegant island living, and Tomorrow Commercial Tower, a Grade A commercial building in International City with smart-technology integration and upscale amenities, are two of the first projects scheduled for release.
“This pipeline is more than just buildings — it’s our commitment to Dubai’s long-term future,” said Xu Ma, founder and chairman of Tomorrow World Real Estate Development. “For two decades we’ve believed in Dubai’s potential. Now, with these new projects, we aim to contribute to the city’s next chapter with purpose-driven, design-led developments.”
To guarantee quality and sustainability, all projects will be self-funded and carried out with reputable suppliers, consultants, and contractors in accordance with the city’s 2040 Urban Master Plan.
The news highlights why developers like Tomorrow World are increasing their supply at a time when Dubai’s real estate market is experiencing unprecedented expansion. Recent data shows that at the end of October 2025, overall property sales in Dubai had surpassed full-year 2024 levels to reach Dh559.4 billion. With a record 178,244 transactions so far this year, the market is poised to become the busiest year in the history of the city in 2025.
The spike is still being driven by residential real estate, with sales of Dh30.2 billion for flats and Dh10.9 billion for villas, both of which are experiencing strong growth. The average price per square foot increased by 6.7% year over year to approximately Dh1,692. Investor and end-user demand is still high, especially for waterfront, luxury, and lifestyle-focused projects, which is exactly what Tomorrow World is providing.
The land and commercial sectors are also doing well. Significant plot sales and commercial property transactions added significantly to the total market value in October alone, demonstrating strong demand outside of residential use.
According to analysts, Dubai’s growing reputation as a global center for business and lifestyle is just as appealing as price increases. Momentum has been maintained by elements including investor-friendly laws, an increasing number of expatriates, and well-timed infrastructure expenditures.
The launch of Tomorrow World’s large-scale development coincides with the ongoing surge in demand, particularly in upscale waterfront and mixed-use neighborhoods. The Dh8 billion pipeline could meet long-term demand for high-quality living and working spaces as well as investor hunger as the city gets ready for its next phase of growth.
Tomorrow World’s timing is consistent with broader industry optimism in continuing capital appreciation, as Dubai’s market shows no signs of softening. The company may be positioned among the next generation of developers influencing Dubai’s urban identity due to its dedication to completing self-funded, design-led, forward-thinking projects.
