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Jumeirah, a Dubai Holding member, is expanding its global footprint with three new properties in Dubai, including a hotel and two residential projects. This move aligns with the group's "Mission 2030" strategy to double its portfolio, following the successful opening of Jumeirah Marsa Al Arab. The expansion includes Jumeirah Asora Bay, a hotel with 103 rooms, suites, and 20 villas set to open in 2029, and Jumeirah Residences Emirates Towers, offering 754 residential units.
Jumeirah Asora Bay, located on La Mer South, will also feature Jumeirah Residences Asora Bay, developed with Meraas, offering 29 apartments and villas. These residences will provide stunning views of the Arabian Gulf and Dubai's skyline. Jumeirah Residences Emirates Towers, situated in Dubai's business district, aims to provide an elevated urban living experience with various lifestyle facilities.
To drive expansion, Jumeirah has segmented its portfolio into four key offerings: Jumeirah Icons, Jumeirah Privé, Jumeirah Hotels and Resorts, and Jumeirah Residences. This strategic approach emphasizes boutique-style properties with up to 150 keys, focusing on suites, villas, and branded residences. This strategy is also reflected in Jumeirah's European portfolio, including upcoming openings and established destinations.
According to CEO Thomas B. Meier, these new properties represent the future of the Jumeirah brand and will strengthen its global reputation. The expansion follows recent developments in Africa and upcoming openings in Saudi Arabia and Switzerland, solidifying Jumeirah's position as an industry leader.

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