R.Evolution Offers Up to AED2.5 Million Relocation Support to Draw MENA Families to Dubai

R.Evolution has introduced a relocation support program of up to AED2.5 million, aimed at making the move to Dubai simpler and more practical for high-net-worth buyers.

Limited to just 10 participants, the initiative is designed to create a more curated community at its Eywa development rather than scale broadly. 

Access is tied to standard purchase requirements, including signing a Sale and Purchase Agreement and completing compliance checks, with applications open until June 30, 2026, or until capacity is reached.

The initiative, announced by founder and CEO Alex Zagrebelny, is available to buyers purchasing homes at Eywa Tree of Life, the company’s flagship residential project on the elite Dubai Water Canal front in Business Bay.

Rather than positioning it as a typical incentive, the program has been designed around a simple idea: if someone is making a long-term move, the transition itself should feel as considered as the home they’re moving into.

Depending on the residence purchased, buyers can receive support of up to AED 2.5 million to cover relocation logistics, temporary accommodation, and related costs while their home at Eywa is being completed by the end of 2026.

Importantly, the temporary living arrangement is designed to match the lifestyle buyers are stepping into. A family purchasing a three-bedroom residence, for example, will be accommodated in a three-bedroom home during the interim period.

Support runs until handover or up to 12 months, whichever comes first. 

According to Alex Zagrebelny, the program reflects a noticeable shift in how people across the region are thinking about property.

“People are no longer just buying homes as investments,” he said. “They’re choosing where they want to live, where their families feel secure, and where they see long-term opportunity.”

Dubai continues to stand out in that conversation. For many regional buyers, it offers a rare combination of infrastructure and economic stability alongside a lifestyle that remains globally competitive.

“Dubai has built a level of trust over time,” Alex Zagrebelny said. “And that matters when people are making decisions about where to base their lives.”