Dogasta Real Estate is launching two new residential projects in Dubai, aiming to meet the needs of mid-income buyers looking for larger homes. The company introduced these developments at the International Property Show 2026, a major event organized in partnership with the Dubai Land Department. The show drew over 48,700 visitors and 140 speakers, reflecting the scale of Dubai's real estate market, as reported in recent coverage.
The two projects-"Al Haseen 6" in Dubai Industrial City and "Garden Living" in Liwan-will add a total of 456 homes to the market. Al Haseen 6 is planned to deliver 287 units by the fourth quarter of 2028, while Garden Living will offer 169 units with handover expected by the end of 2026. The launch event featured Dogasta's founder and chairman, Tauseef Khan, and Indian actor and philanthropist Sonu Sood, who presented the projects to investors and visitors.
Demand for larger homes drives new launches
Dogasta's new projects are a response to rising demand for one-bedroom and larger apartments among Dubai's mid-income buyers. The company sees a shift in preferences, with more people prioritizing comfort, amenities, and long-term value over compact spaces. This trend is visible in Dubai's property market data: in August 2026, the Dubai Land Department recorded 15,258 transactions worth AED 41.35 billion, including 11,243 sales valued at AED 26.71 billion, according to Khaleej Times. Over the past six months, average transaction values have increased, pointing to stronger buyer confidence and more investment in the city's real estate sector.
Project details and delivery timelines
Al Haseen 6 will bring 287 units to Dubai Industrial City, with completion set for late 2028. Garden Living in Liwan will add 169 units, with handover planned for the end of 2026. Both projects include modern amenities and are designed for mid-income families who want both a good place to live and a solid investment. The launches support the Dubai Economic Agenda D33, which aims to double the size of the emirate's economy and strengthen its position as a global investment hub, as noted by the Dubai Media Office and Emirates News Agency (WAM).
Indian buyers currently make up 30% of Dogasta's demand, followed by buyers from the UK, Pakistan, and the UAE. The company's expansion will increase the supply of mid-market housing in Dubai, a segment that has become more competitive as more residents look for affordable, well-designed homes. In the first half of 2026, off-plan sales reached $46.6 billion, nearly matching the previous year's record, according to Dubai Land Department figures reported by Reuters.
Dogasta's approach to value and investment
Dogasta Real Estate has built its reputation on delivering quality projects and focusing on investment returns for buyers. Founder Tauseef Khan brings over 30 years of experience, and the company is supported by City Tower Real Estate, which manages more than 50 buildings across the UAE. Dogasta's offerings include a "10 for 10" option-guaranteeing a 10% annual return for 10 years-along with waived maintenance fees, buyback options, and flexible payment plans.
With Al Haseen 6 and Garden Living, Dogasta is expanding its portfolio and offering more options for mid-income buyers in Dubai. The company's approach combines affordability, practical amenities, and investment features. For buyers and investors, these projects reflect a shift toward value-driven housing in a market that continues to grow. Dubai's real estate sector is supported by population growth, long-term residency programs, and a favorable regulatory environment, as shown in recent Reuters updates and official government communications.
