On March 4, 2026, Haiwan Properties held its first-quarter strategic review meeting at its Dubai headquarters. The meeting focused on evolving market structures, shifting client demand, and internal operational optimization.

Against the backdrop of changing regional capital flows and market dynamics, management emphasized the transition of the real estate market from transaction-driven growth to allocation-driven investment.

The company outlined three core strategic priorities:

First: Strengthening Investment Analysis
Enhancing research on regional economic indicators, demographic trends, and rental performance to refine asset selection models.

Second: Upgrading Client Structure
Focusing on high-net-worth individuals and long-term asset allocation clients, emphasizing capital preservation and sustainable rental returns.

Third: Enhancing Risk Control Framework
Placing greater emphasis on developer credibility, payment structures, and cash-flow stability when advising clients.

The company also announced the expansion of its internal training system to improve advisory expertise in market analytics, policy interpretation, and investment communication.

Management stated that Haiwan Properties will continue to position itself around stability, professionalism, and long-term value creation.

This strategic review marks a more systematic and professional development phase for the company in 2026.