Eagle Hills

Eagle Hills is an Abu Dhabi–based private developer set up in 2014 by Mohamed Alabbar to export Gulf-grade placemaking—big waterfronts, mixed-use districts, and hotel-anchored neighborhoods—into high-growth markets. The company works like an investment house with a builder’s reflex: it lines up land and partners early, then delivers walkable masterplans with homes, hospitality, retail and public realm stitched together from the start. Its footprint is deliberately international, spanning the Middle East, Africa and Europe, with activity in the UAE and across markets such as Bahrain, Jordan, Morocco, Serbia and more. Recent moves underscore the model: brand alliances in hospitality (e.g., Bvlgari in Abu Dhabi) and state-level agreements (like a multibillion-euro pact in Georgia) that open doors to prime urban sites. The firm’s difference is scale with speed—private capital, cross-border deal making, and a habit of choosing waterfront or city-center plots where demand is deep and durable. Industry recognition has followed, from International Property Awards (Arabia) to growing coverage in regional business press. Day to day, Eagle Hills positions itself less as a single-market champion and more as a platform: one playbook, many cities—aimed at investors who want resilience across cycles and residents who want neighborhoods that feel complete on day one