Eagle Hills is a private real estate investment and development company established in 2014 in Abu Dhabi. Led by Mohamed Alabbar, the venture behind Emaar, it focuses on master-planned communities, luxury branded properties, hospitality, and mixed-use developments across the Middle East, Africa, and Europe. Noteworthy projects include Maryam Island, Kalba Waterfront, Fujairah Beach, Ramaḥn Island in Abu Dhabi, and international ventures like Belgrade Waterfront, Grand Budapest (Budapest), Riga Waterfront (Latvia), and development partnerships in Georgia, Serbia, Hungary, Bahrain, and Iraq.

Eagle Hills has demonstrated strong financial capacity. In 2024–25, it secured a €12.4 billion land deal for Budapest, a USD 500 million London sukuk issue, and additional investment pipelines in Georgia and Bahrain totaling multiple billions. Fitch valued its liquidity and low-debt structure, while a €200 million restoration of an iconic Venetian hotel reflects global financial flexibility.

The company is known for luxury and sustainability-focused urban projects. Collaborations with brands such as Bulgari (Abu Dhabi), Ritz-Carlton Reserve (Ramhan Island), and COIMA in Venice exhibit high architectural and environmental standards. It also uses in-house construction firms to control quality and timelines across diverse geographies.

Eagle Hills operates under international compliance standards, including escrow and financial transparency related to sukuk issuance. While its projects have government support, some international ventures (like Grand Budapest) faced political and regulatory opposition, eventually being scrapped. No active punishments or compliance violations were identified in core markets.

Feedback varies. The company excels at branding, design, and project vision, but individual-level customer experiences indicate occasional complaints. One Reddit discussion highlighted a persistent delay of over 15 months in refunding Expression of Interest (EOI) funds for the Rahman Island project, requiring formal complaints and legal reminders. While rare, these reports suggest room for customer service improvement.

Eagle Hills commands a reputation as a globally ambitious, design-oriented developer. It maintains high standing in Abu Dhabi and emerging markets, with luxury and sustainability at its core. International partnerships and mega-project ambitions have attracted praise, though ambitious foreign ventures have also faced scrutiny over execution and stakeholder transparency.

The company's masterplans center on eco-conscious design and smart-city concepts. Projects feature renewable energy systems, intelligent waste, coastal ecosystem integration, and green urban planning, especially within Ramhan Island, Grand Budapest, and Riga Waterfront.