St. Regis Residences to launch in partneship with Anew Development, Stirling Hospitality Advisors

Stirling Hospitality Advisors has partnered with Avenew Development to lead the launch of the St. Regis Residences on Dubai Islands.

Under the appointment, Stirling Hospitality Advisors will act as lead advisory partner overseeing feasibility, operator selection and the pre-development phase for the hospitality and branded residences components.

This includes a full feasibility study for the hotel element and the active search and negotiation process for the operator. A final operator appointment is expected by the end of the year.

The St. Regis Residences Dubai Islands will comprise around 250 ultra-luxury homes, including one- to four-bedroom residences and penthouses. Amenities are set to include a private beach, resort-style swimming pools, a wellness centre and dedicated dining spaces.

St. Regis brings ultra-luxury living

Tatiana Veller, Managing Director of Stirling Hospitality Advisors, said: “Our collaboration with Avenew Development on the St. Regis Residences illustrates how informed advisory and brand partnerships can shape long-term value and elevate Dubai’s luxury landscape. Dubai Islands represents the city’s next frontier of high-end living, and aligning this project with one of the world’s most recognised hospitality brands underscores the growing maturity and global appeal of Dubai’s branded residence sector.”

Stirling’s scope of work is being led by Aditya Rajaram, Senior Director, and Hussein Abdel Nasser, Senior Associate, covering feasibility, brand negotiations and coordination with Marriott International and the project’s design teams.

Stirling Hospitality Advisors currently manages more than 3,500 hotel keys across three countries, representing assets valued at over $1.25 billion. The firm specialises in operator selection, commercial negotiations and asset optimisation across hospitality and branded residential developments.

Scheduled for completion in 2031, the St. Regis Residences will form part of Dubai Islands, a Nakheel master-planned development comprising five islands and more than 20 kilometres of beachfront.