Emaar ranked fourth on the list of the world’s strongest real estate brands for 2025, with an estimated brand value of $4.048 billion, according to a table published on Instagram by the company’s founder Mohamed Alabbar. Ahead of Emaar are Chinese companies Vanke ($7.431 billion), China Resources Land ($7.149 billion), and Poly Development ($6.732 billion), while Emaar is the only developer from the UAE among the top five on the list.
Behind Emaar on the list are China’s Country Garden with a brand value of $3.93 billion, U.S.-based CBRE with $3.239 billion, followed by Longfor Properties ($2.676 billion), China Overseas Land & Investment ($2.532 billion), and Japan’s Mitsubishi Estate ($2.499 billion) and Mitsui Fudosan ($2.395 billion).
Emaar Properties is one of the world’s leading developers, best known for projects such as Burj Khalifa, Dubai Mall, and large mixed-use residential and commercial complexes that have defined modern Dubai. The company operates across multiple international markets, and the growth of its brand value is supported by strong financial performance and record revenues in recent years.
