Four Seasons

Who developed and owns The Four Seasons Private Residences Dubai.

• H&H DevelopmentH&H Development's own site presents the project on its own development portfolio page as an H&H project.source ↗
• Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts, via Private Residences DubaiA property tracker instead names Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts as developer and owner, acting through a subsidiary it identifies as Private Residences Dubai.source ↗

Two readings of who stands behind the Four Seasons residences on Al Maryah Island, and whether an off-plan entry there is a second building or the same one.

• Developed by Mubadala's real-estate and infrastructure arm, 71 private residences, delivered 2016Four Seasons' own release states the hotel is developed by Mubadala Real Estate & Infrastructure, which is also the developer of Al Maryah Island, and counts 71 Private Residences alongside 53 long-term-lease apartments.source ↗
• An off-plan Al Maryah Four Seasons entry delivering Q3 2029, attributed to Al Ain HoldingA listing index carries an off-plan entry for the building with a Q3 2029 delivery date and a launch price of 54,200,000 dirhams, alongside eight ready resale apartments in the same building.source ↗

When the tower at 30 Park Place was completed.

• 2016The developer's June 2014 sales-launch release describes the residences as perched above the 189-room Four Seasons hotel slated to open in 2016.source ↗
• Summer of 2017The developer's own project page gives the completion date as the Summer of 2017.source ↗

Two firms carry the conversion of 20 Grosvenor Square on their own portfolios as their own development.

• Finchatton is the developerThe launch release issued with Four Seasons names Finchatton as the developer, and the firm carries the project on its own portfolio.source ↗
• Valouran is the developerValouran's own portfolio record claims the transformation of the building in the first person, alongside the Abu Dhabi Investment Council as its partner.source ↗

Three residential schemes are written under an address on Grosvenor Square and the strings are close enough to be read as one.

• No.1 Grosvenor SquareThe scheme's own site and the developer's own pages write the conversion of the former United States Embassy and Canadian High Commission building at 1-3 Grosvenor Square as No.1 Grosvenor Square, served by Saint Amand.source ↗
• Twenty Grosvenor Square, A Four Seasons ResidenceThe launch release issued with Four Seasons writes the conversion of the former United States Naval headquarters at 20 Grosvenor Square as Twenty Grosvenor Square, A Four Seasons Residence.source ↗
• A Four Seasons at 1 Grosvenor SquareNo opened page places a Four Seasons residence at 1 Grosvenor Square. The scheme's own site for that address names Saint Amand as the service provider and no hotel brand, and the brand's own London residence carries the address 20 Grosvenor Square.source ↗