In a strategic move aligned with the UAE’s ongoing real estate surge, Major Developers has appointed industry veteran Philip Yousef as its new Chief Sales Officer. The appointment underlines the company’s ambition to expand its footprint within the region’s rapidly evolving luxury property market.

Yousef brings extensive experience from top-tier UAE developers, including BEYOND—OMNIYAT GROUP’s premium brand—along with Sobha Realty, DAMAC Properties, and EMAAR. Renowned for spearheading record-breaking sales and operational expansion across local and international markets, he is expected to play a pivotal role in advancing Major Developers’ next phase of growth.

“The UAE is undergoing a transformative period in real estate, and Major Developers is poised to shape the next chapter,” said Yousef. “I look forward to deepening our investor relationships and elevating the client journey as we deliver landmark projects.”

The leadership shift comes as Major Developers builds momentum with a growing pipeline of prominent developments. Among them is Manta Bay, a limited-edition project endorsed by football icon Francesco Totti. Situated near the upcoming Wynn Resort, Manta Bay will feature the world’s first skypool beach—positioning it as a standout in the luxury real estate sector.

Additionally, the company is preparing to launch a flagship development in Ras Al Khaimah’s central business district. This follows recent high-value land acquisitions and the formation of strategic partnerships aimed at unlocking further growth opportunities.

Commenting on the appointment, Andrei Charapenak, CEO of Major Developers, said: “Philip’s addition to our leadership team signals our commitment to bold expansion. His strategic foresight and deep market knowledge will be instrumental as we continue to redefine luxury living in the UAE.”

With Ras Al Khaimah fast emerging as a key destination for global investors, Major Developers remains focused on delivering innovative and high-impact developments that reflect the UAE’s broader economic transformation agenda.