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From working behind his father’s shop in old Dubai to becoming the UAE’s richest person, Hussain Sajwani built his fortune by spotting opportunities before the market caught up. Today, the DAMAC founder is worth an estimated US$15.3 billion. But his first major business wasn’t real estate. It was catering. Sajwani supplied meals to remote oil camps, construction sites and eventually the US military during the Gulf War. At its peak, the business reportedly served 150,000 meals a day. That experience gave him the capital and business confidence to enter Dubai’s property market when foreign ownership rules opened new opportunities in 2002. Through DAMAC, Sajwani helped turn Dubai real estate into a global luxury brand, partnering with names such as Trump, Versace, Bugatti and Roberto Cavalli. In 2025, DAMAC reportedly sold US$3 billion worth of homes in just five hours. Today, Sajwani’s business interests span luxury real estate, hospitality, data centres and global investments, with DAMAC having developed more than 50,000 homes. His story is ultimately one of timing: build cash flow, recognise a structural shift and move aggressively when the opportunity appears. [ Hussain Sajwani | DAMAC | UAE richest person | Dubai real estate | DAMAC Properties | Dubai property market | UAE billionaires | Hussain Sajwani net worth | Dubai luxury real estate | UAE business | Dubai entrepreneurs | real estate investment UAE | DAMAC founder | Dubai property investment | UAE wealth | Dubai business success ]
From working behind his father’s shop in old Dubai to becoming the UAE’s richest person, Hussain Sajwani built his fortune by spotting opportunities before the market caught up. Today, the DAMAC founder is worth an estimated US$15.3 billion. But his first major business wasn’t real estate. It was catering. Sajwani supplied meals to remote oil camps, construction sites and eventually the US military during the Gulf War. At its peak, the business reportedly served 150,000 meals a day. That experience gave him the capital and business confidence to enter Dubai’s property market when foreign ownership rules opened new opportunities in 2002. Through DAMAC, Sajwani helped turn Dubai real estate into a global luxury brand, partnering with names such as Trump, Versace, Bugatti and Roberto Cavalli. In 2025, DAMAC reportedly sold US$3 billion worth of homes in just five hours. Today, Sajwani’s business interests span luxury real estate, hospitality, data centres and global investments, with DAMAC having developed more than 50,000 homes. His story is ultimately one of timing: build cash flow, recognise a structural shift and move aggressively when the opportunity appears. [ Hussain Sajwani | DAMAC | UAE richest person | Dubai real estate | DAMAC Properties | Dubai property market | UAE billionaires | Hussain Sajwani net worth | Dubai luxury real estate | UAE business | Dubai entrepreneurs | real estate investment UAE | DAMAC founder | Dubai property investment | UAE wealth | Dubai business success ]

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