Almal Real Estate Development Unveils 'The One by Almal' – Introducing a New Benchmark in Global Resort-Style Living Across Southeast Asia
Setting a new global standard, 'The One by Almal' introduces a Residential Resort-Style living concept. Seamlessly blending exclusive residences, villas, and townhouses with curated resort services, immersive wellness programs, and signature dining destinations, the brand's first project in Nusa Dua will offer an elevated beachfront lifestyle designed for discerning residents and travelers alike.
"Almal isn't just expanding, we are shaping the future of resort-style living globally," said Dmitriy Starovoitov, Founder of Almal Real Estate Development. "Our entry into Southeast Asia is strategic, and built on our proven success in the UAE, where we have set new records and benchmarks for luxury hospitality and residential projects."
Almal's impressive track record includes projects such as The Unexpected Al Marjan Island Hotel & Residence in Ras Al Khaimah—recognized for achieving record-breaking sales—and Harrisoni Villas in Dubai, an exclusive collection of beachfront villas valued over $30 million each. The developer is also behind The Smart Space concept that is going to be the UAE's first branded off-plan business center, reflecting Almal's commitment to introducing new asset classes to evolving global markets.
In line with its expansion strategy, Almal continues to enhance accessibility to its portfolio through a range of tailored investment avenues. The recent upcoming launch of 'The One' app forms part of this vision, offering investors a streamlined and transparent digital gateway to explore upcoming opportunities across the brand's growing global portfolio.
"Our mission extends beyond delivering iconic developments—we aim to foster meaningful connections with like-minded investors, partners, and industry stakeholders who share our passion for innovation and excellence," added Starovoitov.
The One by Almal marks the next bold step in the company's mission to redefine luxury living on a global stage.
For more information, visit www.almal-investments.com and www.theonebyalmal.com.
Source: AETOSWire
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Politico
11 minutes ago
- Politico
‘You can't have it both ways': Trump's opposition to green power clashes with his AI agenda
'Without any eminent domain you wouldn't have any highways, you wouldn't have any schools, you wouldn't have any roadways,' he said in 2019. 'If we can't make a deal, we take the land and we pay them through a court process … otherwise you could never build anything.' The Energy Department said it canceled the Grain Belt Express loan guarantee because it was 'not critical for the federal government to have a role in supporting' the project, and that the conditions necessary to issue the guarantee were 'unlikely to be met.' 'To ensure more responsible stewardship of taxpayer resources, DOE has terminated its conditional commitment,' the department said. Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey, who opened a civil investigation into the project earlier this month, called the decision a win in 'a major battle in the war for Missouri private property rights and farmers.''At our urging, the DOE saw this boondoggle for what it was, pulled the plug on nearly $5 billion in taxpayer-funds, and Missouri families are better off for it,' Bailey said in a statement. But the project's backers point out that the U.S. is badly in need of new transmission, especially the type that connects regional grids. Grain Belt Express is designed to connect four of those grids. It already received permits from the four states that it would cross and is set to begin construction next year. The line would run from western Kansas, where excess wind power is clogging the grid, to Missouri, Illinois and Indiana, where electricity demand is soaring. When the Plains grid is under strain from extreme weather, the line could reverse direction and carry power the other way. Rep. Sean Casten (D-Ill.), a former clean energy developer, said killing the project would be 'the biggest own-goal by an administration that says they're committed to building out transmission.' 'If the purpose of U.S. energy policy is to benefit consumers, that's a no-brainer, right?' he said. Chicago-based Invenergy, which is developing Grain Belt Express, has tried to appeal to Trump by painting the project as an opportunity for him to secure a major win where the Biden administration could not — completing a project that would advance the key pillars of his energy agenda. Earlier this year, the White House touted the project among its 'wins' for American investment. And while the line has largely been marketed as a boon for wind power, Invenergy has pivoted and is now looking to connect a new gas plant and possibly existing coal generation to the line. In a statement Wednesday, a project spokesperson signaled the company would continue to pursue the project — albeit without the government financing. 'While we are disappointed about the LPO loan guarantee, a privately financed Grain Belt Express transmission superhighway will advance President Trump's agenda of American energy and technology dominance while delivering billions of dollars in energy cost savings, strengthening grid reliability and resiliency, and creating thousands of American jobs,' the spokesperson said.
San Francisco Chronicle
40 minutes ago
- San Francisco Chronicle
Helix Energy: Q2 Earnings Snapshot
HOUSTON (AP) — HOUSTON (AP) — Helix Energy Solutions Group Inc. (HLX) on Wednesday reported a loss of $2.6 million in its second quarter. On a per-share basis, the Houston-based company said it had a loss of 2 cents. The offshore oil and gas services contractor posted revenue of $302.3 million in the period. _____
Hamilton Spectator
an hour ago
- Hamilton Spectator
First Quantum reports progress at Panama copper mine, posts profit
TORONTO - First Quantum Minerals Ltd. says shipments of copper concentrate have begun leaving a contentious mine in Panama that had been shuttered, boosting its second-quarter results. The Toronto-based miner posted $18 million in net earnings attributable to shareholders during the second-quarter, reversing a year-earlier loss of $46 million. That amounted to diluted net earnings of two cents per share compared to a loss of six cents per share a year earlier. Sales revenues were $1.23 billion during the three months ended June 30, about the same as the same quarter a year earlier. First Quantum suspended production at the Cobre Panama mine in November 2023 following widespread protests and a court ruling that found the agreement with the government covering the mine was unconstitutional. In May, the Panamanian government approved a 'preservation and safe management plan' for the open-pit mine and last month, the company began exporting copper concentrate that had been on site since the mine's closure. This report by The Canadian Press was first published July 23, 2025. Companies in this story: (TSX: FM)
