Omniyat was established in 2005 by founder and Executive Chairman Mahdi Amjad, and has built its reputation on treating architecture itself — not just location or finishes — as the core investment thesis. The developer’s best-known project, The Opus in Business Bay, was designed in its entirety, interior and exterior, by the late Dame Zaha Hadid — the only residences in the world she both designed and furnished, making the building itself the primary asset for buyers.

Omniyat’s other landmark development, One at Palm Jumeirah, comprises just over 90 luxury residences managed by the Dorchester Collection, reflecting the developer’s consistent pattern: fewer units, higher design and service intensity, and partnerships with globally recognised names in both architecture and hospitality management rather than volume-driven delivery.

For buyers, Omniyat sits at the top of Dubai’s price ladder — a genuinely different proposition from mass-market or even mainstream luxury developers, appealing to buyers for whom the building’s design pedigree is itself the primary value driver, alongside strong short-term rental potential in Business Bay’s serviced-residence segment.