Sobha Realty, a leading global luxury real estate developer, has unveiled its new ONE Sobha App brand film, highlighting the app's unique features and its role in enhancing the customer journey.
Luxury Real EstateSobha RealtyOne Sobha AppDigital PlatformCustomer ExperienceReal EstateMay 17, 2025
The main purpose of the ONE Sobha App is to offer a seamless and comprehensive digital tool that enhances the customer journey, providing both existing and potential customers with a convenient and secure way to manage their properties and access real-time information.
The brand film for the ONE Sobha App was developed in collaboration with ANC Advertising Agency and directed by renowned photographer and artist Tejal Patni.
The ONE Sobha App offers existing homeowners a smart, secure, and effortless way to manage their properties, including booking amenities, requesting services, and managing guest access.
The app provides potential homebuyers and investors with streamlined access to real-time project updates, live inventory updates, and secure online payment options, enabling them to make informed decisions.
Sobha Realty is unique as the only fully backward integrated real estate developer in the region, ensuring complete in-house control over design, construction, and delivery, which guarantees quality and excellence at every touchpoint.
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