Who remembers a time before Dubai’s skyline became synonymous with architectural marvels? Cluttons Real Estate certainly does. Cluttons, a name echoing through the corridors of property history, first ventured into the Middle East in the 1970s. This was a period of transformation, long before the Burj Khalifa pierced the sky or the Palm Jumeirah graced the coast. Cluttons witnessed Dubai’s evolution firsthand, from a burgeoning trading hub to a global metropolis. The firm established a strong presence in the region, navigating the evolving landscape of Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, Bahrain, and Oman. Cluttons became a key player in this era of expansion. They helped shape the very fabric of the city, one property at a time. In Dubai, Cluttons wasn’t just selling properties; they were crafting legacies. In 2016, Cluttons Dubai celebrated a milestone, marking its 40th year of operation in the emirate. Murray Strang stepped up as the new head of Cluttons Dubai. Strang, with eight years of experience in the UAE’s real estate scene, was ready to steer the company toward continued success. But the story takes a turn. Despite Cluttons’ long-standing history and strong presence in the Middle East, the Middle Eastern arm of the company was acquired by Savills in 2018. This marked the end of an era for Cluttons in the region. The Savills acquisition brought about a rebranding. The familiar Cluttons name disappeared from the Dubai landscape. However, the legacy of Cluttons continues to echo. Their contributions to Dubai’s real estate story remain an integral part of the city’s history. So, as you gaze upon Dubai’s majestic skyline, remember the name Cluttons. They were there, amidst the sand and dreams, witnessing and participating in the creation of a modern marvel.
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