International developer BCD Global has officially started construction on its first project in Dubai’s Warsan district. The development will feature one- and two-bedroom apartments for mid-market and long-term investors, offering freehold ownership.
Dr Angad Singh Bedi, Chairman of BCD Global, said, “Breaking ground is always a moment of accountability. Our focus is on building homes that last—in design, compliance, and long-term value.”
BCD Global is a zero-debt, fully integrated company with over 155 million square feet delivered across more than 300 projects in seven countries over the last seven decades.
Dubai’s Property Market Remains Strong
Dubai’s residential market has shown strong growth in 2025. According to the Dubai Land Department, total real estate transactions reached Dh917 billion, a 20% increase in both value and volume compared with 2024. Residential prices averaged around Dh1,597 per square foot, and rental yields across the city remain healthy at 6–8%, outperforming many global markets.
“Dubai is one of the few global cities where property offers good rental income, transparency, and long-term growth,” said Amit Puri, CEO of BCD Global. He added that the company has made Dubai its regional headquarters to expand its global presence.
“This project is designed for long-term investors with freehold ownership, full compliance, and homes built to meet sustained rental demand, not short-term speculation,” Puri explained.
Why Investors Are Interested
Experts say several factors make Dubai’s real estate attractive. Population growth, strong investor inflows, and an expanding housing supply are key drivers. Around 300,000 new homes are expected by 2028, and rental rates are projected to remain stable in 2026.
BCD Global’s Warsan project aims to give investors both capital growth and reliable rental income. Freehold ownership and adherence to regulations make the project especially appealing for buyers looking for safety and transparency.
Focus on Quality and Compliance
The development will follow Dubai’s regulatory framework, under the supervision of the Dubai Land Department and the Real Estate Regulatory Agency (RERA). BCD Global emphasises disciplined execution, long-term planning, and global governance standards.
Dr Bedi said, “We are not focused on quick flips or speculation. Our goal is to create homes that hold value and provide steady rental returns over time.”
Looking Ahead
More details on sales and construction timelines will be shared soon. BCD Global is aiming for Dh300 million in revenue from its projects in the first quarter of 2026, starting with the Warsan development.
With Dubai’s property market continuing to attract buyers and investors from around the world, BCD Global is positioning itself to benefit from high rental yields, strong demand, and a clear regulatory framework. This project marks the beginning of the company’s long-term growth plans in the UAE.
