Meerab Properties LLC wins two prestigious awards; strengthens position as a regional leader in real estate
Founded in 2013, Meerab Properties has steadily grown into a trusted name in Dubai's real estate landscape. With Pervaiz Shahid Iqbal at the helm as the CEO of the company, it has focused on providing high-impact leasing and property management solutions across warehouse spaces, labor accommodations, residential units, and commercial offices. Its strong presence in strategic locations across the UAE, combined with a client-first approach and operational transparency, has made it a preferred choice for both landlords and tenants.
The recent awards validate the brand's unwavering commitment to service excellence and innovation in property management. Meerab Properties has adopted proactive maintenance strategies, maintained regulatory compliance, and prioritised customer satisfaction resulting in consistent growth and tenant retention across its portfolio.
This recognition comes at a time when the UAE's property sector is placing increasing emphasis on value-added services and long-term asset optimisation. With rising expectations for professionally managed spaces, the need for reliable, well-structured firms like Meerab Properties is stronger than ever.
Pervaiz Iqbal Shahid, CEO of Meerab Properties LLC, shared his vision: "At Meerab, we believe in building more than just properties - we build long-term relationships rooted in trust, performance, and value. Our goal is to be the preferred partner for property owners and tenants by delivering reliable, transparent, and sustainable real estate solutions across markets."
Extending its impact beyond borders, Meerab's sister company FP Global, also chaired by Iqbal, is spearheading the development of the Hyatt Hotel in DHA Lahore, Pakistan. Currently over 80 per cent complete, the luxury hotel is on track for handover by late 2026 and is expected to become a benchmark in hospitality for the region. The property will offer premium rooms and suites, banquet halls, business facilities, fine dining, and wellness amenities; all built to international standards.
This expansion reflects a broader shift in strategy among the UAE-based firms aiming to diversify their portfolios across high-growth markets. Projects like Hyatt DHA Lahore illustrate how real estate and hospitality are converging to create experiential, investment-ready assets that deliver both lifestyle value and commercial returns.
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