History
Sweid & Sweid is an innovative property developer based in Dubai committed to establishing extraordinary properties intended for sophisticated individuals in the emirate and around the world. The property developer which was founded in 2006 has been bagging awards in Dubai and has targeted the niche development, investment and build-to-suit opportunities. The property developer’s mission is to defy market standards and even the development process to produce excellent results. Sweid & Sweid prides itself on its unique ability to deliver high standard properties which the group accomplishes through its detailed approach on the different phases of development cycle, from sourcing opportunities, budget and funding, until the final execution.
Popular Projects by Sweid & Sweid
Sweid & Sweid has a number of projects in Dubai. Here are just some the projects.
- The Edge
The Edge is a premier luxury commercial building which is home to large offices like Oracle, social media giant Snapchat, and American education publisher McGraw Hill. The residences boast of a stylish lobby, double-height entrance and a parking space of about 86,000 square feet.
- Banyan Tree Residences
Banyan Tree Residences is a luxury residential project in Jumeirah Lakes Towers that define sophistication and style with panoramic views. The homes offer high-end amenities, superior quality materials within a natural environment. The units of Banyan Tree Residences offer exclusive access to Sanctuary Club and in Banyan Tree Group’s in Tuscany, London and Kyoto.
Future Projects of Sweid & Sweid
- Jumeirah Hospital
Jumeirah Hospital is a future world-renowned healthcare operator that is set to offer upscale medical equipment and technology which a total of 115 beds, 15 VIP suites totalling 26,00 square meters.
- Village Residence
Village Residence is a 200,000 square foot residential development in Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC) with views of the Dubai Skyline. The residences are equipped with modern facilities and smart-designed apartment layouts.
