Imtiaz Kore at DLRC

Imtiaz Developments LLC was founded in 1993, is privately owned, and holds Dubai Chamber of Commerce number 242022 and Dubai Economic Department licence 718965, under founder and chief executive officer Masih Imtiaz with chairman Ustad Rahimullah Shahsawar. The company is associated with 44 Dubai projects across eight communities: DubaiLand, Dubai Islands, Jumeirah Village Circle, Meydan Horizon, Al Furjan, Jumeirah Garden City, Dubai South and Downtown Jebel Ali. Projects are held across eleven special purpose subsidiaries that ring fence each development financially, and Kore sits under the parent entity rather than one of them. Kore is recorded at planned stage.

Imtiaz runs design, construction, joinery, aluminium and glass, investment, property management and after sales internally rather than through appointed contractors.

Pearl House 2 in Jumeirah Village Circle was handed over three months ahead of schedule in October 2025. Hyde Walk in Jumeirah Garden City was the fifth project completed inside the 2025 calendar year. Westwood and Westwood Grande both finished ahead of time.

Raw District sold out on the day of its official launch in June 2026 at AED 2 billion, and Raw District 2 repeated the launch day sell out in July 2026. Zaha Hadid Architects were appointed to design The Symphony in Meydan, a project valued at AED 1 billion, following a signing at the practice’s London headquarters.

Roads, pavements, roundabouts and junction landscaping across DLRC were completed in January 2023. Two mid sized community parks were established in 2023 and two smaller parks with sports facilities and play areas were added in March 2025.

DLRC supports 140 trading outlets, among them 35 restaurants, 15 men’s salons, 13 ladies’ salons, 12 mini marts, six supermarkets, six laundrettes, six cafes, five pharmacies, three nurseries, two medical clinics, two children’s play centres, a bakery, a butcher, a veterinarian and a hardware shop. Three sub communities carry most of it: DRC Drive Thru Strip, Mark and Save Mall, and Turtle Avenue.

From the Kore plot, a pharmacy, mini mart, cafe and restaurant trade at 200 metres, a mini mart, laundrette and two salons at 400 metres, and a pharmacy, medical clinic and laundrette at 800 metres.

Six schools in reach hold a Very Good or Outstanding government inspection rating. On some mornings residents watch the Fursan Al Emarat aerobatics team rehearsing over the desert.

• Retail already trades. 140 outlets are open across the community.
• Infrastructure is complete. Roads, pavements and landscaping were finished in January 2023.
• Schools rate well. Six schools in reach hold a Very Good or Outstanding government rating, two of them within a 500 metre walk of the plot.
• Employment sits next door. Dubai Silicon Oasis and Dubai Academic City are both 5 minutes away.
• The market is liquid. 6,624 DLRC apartments sold and 2,850 leases were registered over twelve months.
• Rail has a date. Dubai Silicon Oasis station opens 9 September 2029.

• No metro until September 2029. A car is required for everything until then.
• 213 building developments are recorded in DLRC. Construction activity continues across the community for years.
• A mild sewage odour on some mornings. Recorded since March 2025 and attributed to the Al Aweer Sewage Treatment Plant 9 km to the north east.
• Street parking is charged. Bays are fully allocated at AED 3 per hour.
• Central Dubai is a drive. Dubai Mall is 23 minutes and Dubai International Airport 35 minutes.
• No waterfront. There is no beach, marina or lagoon in the community.

These sales were registered with the Dubai Land Department on 31 July 2026 and published under the government Open Data directive.

Off plan studios registered that day cleared between AED 1,232 and AED 1,732 per sq ft. The one completed unit in the same batch, a Skycourts Tower A one bed, registered at AED 754 per sq ft.

• Yield-focused investors. DLRC registers an average annual rent of AED 53,509 against an average sale price of AED 811,536.
• Buyers who need a liquid resale market. 6,624 apartments changed hands here over twelve months.
• Buyers positioning ahead of the Blue Line. Dubai Silicon Oasis station opens 9 September 2029 and the community has no metro today.
• Families choosing on schools. Two schools rated Very Good sit within a 500 metre walk of the plot.
• Foreign and NRI buyers. DLRC is freehold, open to all nationalities, with no residence visa required to purchase.
• Not the right community for: anyone wanting a beach or marina address, villa living, a completed unit with rental income from day one, or a car free commute before 2029.

Kore is recorded as 17 residential floors above one basement parking level. Unit mix, sizes and layouts have not been released. Imtiaz sells studio to two bedroom at Cove Edition 6, sized 401 to 1,304 sq ft, and studio to three bedroom at Le Blanc Residence.