Sample books
A customer received advice throughout the sample book process and reported on-time delivery.
Dubai Investment Park
Hassani Group of Companies is a Dubai Investment Park corporate group with activity spanning B2B supply and real estate management. Reviews highlight help with the sample book process and on-time delivery, while property-related feedback makes maintenance and deposit handling important points to check before committing.
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A customer received advice throughout the sample book process and reported on-time delivery.
One B2B customer described the company as a dependable partner for long-term business work.
A review describes the group’s products as good quality and says delivery was handled well.
The office is in Dubai Investment Park, with access described via metro followed by a bus.
A customer credits the organisation with more than 100 years of experience.
Document condition. If renting, photograph defects and keep the signed handover and clearance records before moving in or out.
Set deadlines. Ask for a written repair deadline and escalation route; some callers received tracking IDs without a solution.
Check AC. Test the AC before signing or renewing, especially in older units where temporary refills may not fix the fault.
Confirm deposit. Get the deposit-return process and expected timing in writing, then retain all follow-up emails.
Use navigation. For a first visit, use a navigator because road construction has reportedly made the main office difficult to find.
Check access. If visiting without a car, reviews say the site can be reached by metro and then bus.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Sat | 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Sun | 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
Reviews describe lift and general maintenance requests taking weeks or months to resolve.
AC complaints include repeated temporary fixes, including water, filter cleaning and gas refills instead of root-cause repairs.
Callers report receiving tracking IDs but only repeated assurances that complaints are being monitored.
Several tenants say security deposits or cheques were delayed despite repeated reminders or completed clearance.
A tenant alleged deductions for painting, extra days and other damage charges after moving out.
The Bottom Line
Hassani Group of Companies is a corporate group in Dubai Investment Park. The reviews point to two quite different experiences: B2B customers mention long experience, product quality, helpful advice and reliable delivery, while residential tenants focus on maintenance, call handling and move-out charges. For business customers, the clearest practical example is the sample book process, where one reviewer received guidance and an on-time delivery.
The property-management side deserves more homework. Tenants describe lift repairs that ran beyond promised dates, AC problems receiving repeated gas refills or basic filter cleaning, and complaints being logged without a visible solution. Several reviews also report delayed security deposits or cheques, sometimes after repeated reminders.
These are not minor inconveniences if you are choosing a flat or relying on working cooling in summer. Before renting, photograph the apartment at handover, keep the signed condition and clearance records, and ask in writing how deductions and deposit returns are handled. For maintenance, request a clear deadline and escalation route rather than relying only on a tracking ID.
If you are driving to the office, use navigation; one review says construction made it hard to find. Public transport is possible via metro and then bus, according to another customer.