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Nigerian Afrobeats star Rema has officially become a homeowner at One by Binghatti, a luxury residential development in Dubai’s Business Bay district.
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The singer’s new property was announced on Monday, August 3, after a signing ceremony held at the Grand Hyatt Dubai, with senior executives from Binghatti in attendance.
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One by Binghatti is a premium real estate development known for its luxury residences, modern design and exclusive lifestyle facilities.
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The acquisition adds another milestone to Rema’s growing success as he continues to build his global brand beyond music.
August 4, (THEWILL) — Nigerian Afrobeats sensation Rema has officially acquired a luxury property at One by Binghatti, one of Dubai’s most exclusive residential developments.
Binghatti UAE confirmed the acquisition on Monday, August 3, following a signing ceremony at the Grand Hyatt Dubai attended by Rema, the company’s Chief Sales Officer, Abdullah Binghatti, and other senior executives.
Binghatti is one of the United Arab Emirates’ leading real estate developers, known for its luxury residential and commercial projects across Dubai.
The company has gained international recognition through high-profile developments and collaborations with global luxury brands.
Located in Dubai’s Business Bay district, One by Binghatti is a landmark residential tower designed for luxury living.
The development offers premium residences and exclusive amenities, including private pools, wellness facilities, sports areas and panoramic views of Dubai’s skyline.
Although the official value of Rema’s property has not been disclosed, residences at One by Binghatti are known to command multimillion-dollar price tags, with the development catering to high-net-worth individuals and global investors.
The purchase represents another major achievement for the 26-year-old singer, who has become one of Africa’s most recognized global music stars.
Rema has built an international following through hit songs, sold-out performances, brand partnerships and collaborations with leading artists around the world.
Beyond his music career, the acquisition reflects the growing investment power of African entertainers, with many stars expanding their interests into real estate and other industries.
With the acquisition, Rema joins a growing list of prominent Nigerians, including billionaires Femi Otedola and Abdul Samad Rabiu, who own luxury real estate in Dubai.
A Look at Some Fans’ Reactions
@lenarwillams wrote: “Nobody comes close to Rema and Burna in this music stuff omor. I see their monthly global listeners and YouTube numbers, your favourite no come close omor.”
@trinitys_emmy commented: “He should have waited o! Iran could bomb that building next week.”
@DrEazzyOfficial argued: “And people said music money ain’t longer than football money. Rema that’s richer than Ibrahimovic.”
@Zarmani_vybz remarked: “Rema has been doing some Dubai deals lately from his chain to this property, while our artists wan kee themselves with American validation. H.I.M no send anybody papa.”
@Alexander_gozie added: “I am actually proud of how he is utilizing the fame, this year is even better than last year for him.”
Evi Ben Ezaga writes on entertainment, culture, and trending stories.
