HRE Development showcases Sakura Gardens at FIABCI congress in Vienna

HRE Development used the 76th FIABCI World Real Estate Congress in Vienna to expand international ties and introduce its Sakura Gardens community to investors and partners. The Dubai-based developer is leaning on the global forum to raise visibility for its wellness-focused project and reinforce Dubai’s appeal as a real estate market. Why it matters: - HRE Development is using a major global real estate forum to reach international investors and partners. - The Vienna appearance is part of a broader push to expand the Dubai developer’s global visibility. - The company is positioning Dubai as a destination for long-term real estate investment and cross-border collaboration. What happened: - HRE Development participated in the 76th FIABCI World Real Estate Congress in Vienna. - Chairman Mohamed Adib Hijazi, a FIABCI Gold Member, represented the company at the event. - The developer used the congress to strengthen international relationships and deepen investor engagement. - HRE Development introduced Sakura Gardens to an international audience as its flagship community. The details: - Sakura Gardens is inspired by Japanese design principles and centers on wellness, nature and pedestrian-first living. - The community spans 49,000 square metres. - Half of the site, or 50%, is dedicated to green landscape. - Sakura Gardens includes more than 50 amenities, smart sustainability infrastructure and a resort-style environment. - The project won the “Iconic Design of the Year” award at the Design Middle East Awards 2025. - HRE Development is an official FIABCI partner. - The company cites more than 30 years of construction expertise, more than 350 delivered projects, and a record of early handovers and award-winning quality. Between the lines: - The Vienna congress gives HRE Development a platform to connect a Dubai project with a wider international investor base. - The company is framing Sakura Gardens as more than a residential launch, using design, wellness and sustainability as differentiators. - The emphasis on global relationships suggests HRE Development wants to turn project marketing into longer-term international partnerships. What’s next: - HRE Development is likely to continue promoting Sakura Gardens to global investors and partners after the Vienna launch. - The company is expected to keep building its international presence through FIABCI and similar industry platforms. - HRE Development will continue tying future growth to Dubai’s image as a stable, innovation-led real estate market. The bottom line: - HRE Development is using Vienna to sell both a project and a broader story: Dubai real estate as a global, design-led investment proposition.