
Binghatti, a Dubai-based property developer in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), has officially designated Malaysia as its Southeast Asia hub to drive regional investor interest in its premium residential developments in Dubai.
In conjunction with the establishment of the Malaysia hub, a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed between Hong Kong-based property investment advisory firm Swan Knights and Malaysia’s Skylink Global Consultancy with Binghatti as the principal development partner at ibis Kuala Lumpur City Centre on August 3, 2025.
The MoU formalises a joint commitment to lead investor engagement and promotional efforts within Malaysia.

The initiative spotlights Binghatti’s latest off-plan development, Aquarise – an ultra-luxury waterfront tower, located in Business Bay, and currently under construction and scheduled for handover between late 2026 and mid-2027.
Other developments, including Skyhall and Skyrise, are also underway, offering SEA investors exclusive access to Binghatti’s expanding portfolio of premium residential investment opportunities in Dubai.
As the appointed hub, Malaysia will serve as a launchpad for investor engagement across Southeast Asia, focusing on Malaysian and regional buyers through dedicated previews, advisory services and after-sales support.
“Our presence in Malaysia marks the next chapter in Binghatti’s global investment platform – bringing world-class Dubai real estate closer to Southeast Asian investors,” said Binghatti sales manager Lucky Zhang.
“With Swan Knights and Skylink as our partners, this alliance reflects our shared commitment to delivering a seamless investment experience—rooted in trust, design excellence, and long-term value,” she added.
With a development portfolio exceeding AED 50 billion (approx. RM 58 billion), more than 80 projects, and over 11,000 residential units delivered across Dubai, Binghatti brings a proven track record of architectural innovation and execution to international markets.
Dubai’s real estate sector recorded transactions worth over AED 431 billion (approx. RM 498 billion) in the first half of 2025 – a 25% year-on-year increase.
Foreign demand for real estate, strengthened bilateral and multilateral ties, and the UAE’s safe haven status continue to fuel rapid growth in housing prices and rental rates, while contributing to ample domestic liquidity.
Swan Knights founder and managing director Cubie Chan said theMoU marks a pivotal milestone in building a structured and strategic pathway for investors seeking access to Dubai’s thriving real estate market.
“We’re committed to delivering high-caliber advisory that aligns with the evolving sophistication and aspirations of Malaysian and Southeast Asian investors.”
Skylink Global Consultancy marketing director Sammy Heng said they are honoured to represent Binghatti in Malaysia and play a role in connecting investors with one of Dubai’s most dynamic property developers.
“Whether they’re first-time buyers or seasoned investors, our focus is on providing tailored guidance, transparency, and end-to-end support throughout their investment journey,” he said.
Investor engagement activities will commence in the coming months, including exclusive previews, briefings and personalised consultations for interested buyers.
For more information, contact Sammy Heng at +60 12-213 3417 / sammyheng@gmail.com or Klayson Ngan at +6012 787 7097 / klayson.skylink@gmail.com.







