Sobha Realty, a leading luxury real estate developer, has launched a new brand film for its ONE Sobha App, showcasing the app's unique features and commitment to customer-centric luxury living.
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The ONE Sobha App is an all-in-one digital platform developed by Sobha Realty to enhance the customer journey. It offers a range of features for both existing homeowners and potential buyers, including property management, amenity booking, service requests, and real-time project updates.
The brand film for the ONE Sobha App was directed by renowned photographer and artist Tejal Patni.
Sobha Realty's philosophy behind the ONE Sobha App is to combine modern technology with a human touch, offering a seamless and comprehensive tool that enriches the overall lifestyle of its customers.
The ONE Sobha App provides potential homebuyers and investors with real-time project updates, live inventory updates, and secure online payment options, enabling them to make informed decisions.
The ONE Sobha App supports over 100 languages, including English and Arabic, making it accessible to a diverse global customer base.

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