Cheval Collection makes branded residences debut with Cheval Residences Dubai Islands
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Cheval Collection, the award-winning, UK-based luxury hospitality company, has moved into the branded residences sector with Cheval Residences Dubai Islands.

The exclusive beachfront property – Cheval’s third in Dubai and fifth in the Middle East – marks a pivotal milestone in the company’s regional expansion plan, which includes further growth in the UAE, Saudi Arabia and other Gulf markets.
The project is a three-way partnership between Cheval Collection, Dubai-based AVENEW Development and Wadeen Developers, with anticipated completion in 2029.
Cheval Residences Dubai Islands will comprise 99 one, two and three bedroom apartments and a range of fitness and leisure facilities. Its launch comes amid strong demand for serviced living in the UAE – and wider region – with investors and guests seeking full-service hotel operations with the comfort and privacy of long-term residential living.
Operated by Cheval Collection to bring internationally recognised standards in serviced hospitality, long-stay management, and guest experience to Dubai Islands, the property’s architecture will prioritise spatial harmony, natural light and a strong connection to the surrounding beachfront environment.
Cheval Collection already operates the award-winning Cheval Maison – Dubai The Palm and Cheval Maison – Expo City Dubai, which opened in 2023 and 2025 respectively. The company also has two properties under development in Riyadh, KSA: Cheval Ladun Living which is due to open in 2027 and Cheval Maison – Sulaymaniyah, slated for completion in 2028.
The new partnership for Cheval Residences Dubai Islands brings together Cheval Collection’s renowned track record in top-flight serviced hotel apartments, AVENEW’s lifestyle-led development approach and Wadeen Developers’ expertise delivering high-quality residential assets, creating a long-term, serviced residential asset that blends premium hospitality standards with the comfort and functionality of private living.




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