Established in 2005 by Mahdi Amjad, Omniyat has carved a reputation as a boutique luxury developer. The firm focuses on high-end residential, commercial, and hospitality projects in prime Dubai locations such as Palm Jumeirah and Business Bay. Notable developments include The Opus (designed by Zaha Hadid), One at Palm Jumeirah and various Dorchester Collection-branded residences (like Orla, Ava, Vela), plus landmark towers like The Sterling and Langham Place. Omniyat has created around 18 projects totaling approximately USD 10 billion and delivered several of them, including The Opus, The Pad, and The Sterling.

Omniyat is privately held, backed by longstanding private capital and significant industry partnerships. It remains debt-free in the public eye and continues to actively develop multiple luxury projects valued collectively at USD 6+ billion. High-value presales — such as multi-million-dollar penthouse transactions — and collaborations with global luxury brands suggest financial stability and investor confidence.

The developer is celebrated for its design-driven approach and architectural excellence. Projects often feature curated materials, sumptuous finishes, and bespoke interiors. The Opus earned international acclaim and multiple architectural awards. Residences are fully furnished with premium fittings, in-house design details, and concierge-level amenities. While the overall quality is consistently high, small snagging issues have been reported at handover in a few properties like The Pad.

Omniyat operates transparently within the framework of Dubai Land Department and RERA regulations. There are no notable legal disputes, title controversies, or regulatory infractions associated with its operations.

Buyer sentiment is broadly positive. Clients praise Omniyat for its luxurious design, prime location, and attentive service. Some concerns have emerged around practical living, such as parking difficulties and utility billing inconsistencies (e.g., EV charging costs). Occasional snagging complaints at handover—e.g. minor defects—are usually resolved under warranty. Overall, service quality is perceived as superior to mid-tier developers, albeit with occasional administrative hiccups.

Omniyat is widely regarded as a premium boutique developer in Dubai. It attracts wealthy clients through high-end branding, unique design sensibility, and association with internationally acclaimed collaborators. While not as massive in scale as Emaar or Nakheel, its reputation among connoisseurs and high-net-worth buyers remains strong.

The company embraces sustainability through energy-efficient systems, green materials, and thoughtfully landscaped communal spaces. Projects are designed with environmental sensitivity, though there is limited reliance on formal certifications like LEED. Instead, Omniyat highlights design excellence, long-term resilience, and premium urban living standards.