Hospitality to Homes: Pearlshire Turns Everyday Spaces into Exceptional Places
Dubai, UAE – May 2025
In a city famed for its architectural ambition and constant reinvention, Pearlshire is introducing a new kind of living — one where hospitality principles meet residential design, and everyday comfort is the true luxury.
With over a decade of experience in hospitality and asset management across the United States, Pearlshire brings a unique perspective to the UAE’s real estate scene — one focused not on height or volume, but on how space makes people feel.
“Hospitality teaches you how to anticipate needs before they’re expressed,” says Farrukh Bagasra, Founding Partner at Pearlshire. “We carry that same attentiveness into how we build homes — not just for today, but for the lives people aspire to live.”
Experience-Driven Real Estate
Pearlshire’s residential projects are designed around the principle of experience-driven living — an approach shaped by years of serving guests, now reimagined for residents. This philosophy goes beyond aesthetics and focus on integrating spatial intelligence with emotional comfort.
Following the successful completion of a project in Jumeirah Village Triangle, the company recently launched Bond Enclave, a mid-rise development in Arjan, designed for connected community living. Two more developments — one in the Dubai Land Residence Complex (DLRC) and another in Dubai Islands — are currently in the pipeline.
Across all projects, Pearlshire’s signature touches include wellness focused amenities and design, intuitive layouts, warm communal spaces, subtle hospitality details from lobby lounges to rooftop courtyards.
“We don’t think in terms of towers or unit counts, “Farrukh explains. “We think in terms of moments – how someone feels when they arrive home, how they connect with their neighbors, how they rest and recharge. That’s where our real experience lies.”
In contrast to the high-speed, high-scale nature of Dubai’s development cycle, Pearlshire prioritizes longevity over launches, and livability over landmark status.
“Our philosophy is grounded in empathy and long-term livability.” Bagasra added. “We’re not here to add another building to the skyline. Our goal is to offer environments that support the rhythm of modern life-designed for people, not just markets.”