Off Plan Properties in Dubai
Handover:
May - 2028
Samana Hills South
Starting Price : AED 570K- Bed : Studio-2
- Size : sqft
- Type : Apartment
- Location : Dubai South
New
Handover:
Q4 - 2028
Rayhan 1
Starting Price : AED 2,691,000- Bed : 3-4
- Size : 2,731 sqft
- Type : Townhouse
- Location : Dubai South
Handover:
Q4 - 2028
Cascada 1 at Waada
Starting Price : AED 872,000- Bed : 1-3
- Size : 764 sqft
- Type : Apartment
- Location : Dubai South
Handover:
Q2 - 2027
Al Haseen Residences 3
Starting Price : AED 477,000- Bed : Studio-2
- Size : 367 sqft
- Type : Apartment
- Location : Dubai South
Handover:
May - 2026
Azizi Venice 14
Price On Request- Bed : Studio-3
- Size : sqft
- Type : Apartment
- Location : Dubai South
Handover:
TBA
South Bay 6
Price On Request- Bed : 3-5
- Size : sqft
- Type : Villa
- Location : Dubai South
New
Handover:
Dec - 2028
Golf Acres at Emaar South
Starting Price : AED 0.95 M- Bed : 1-3
- Size : 738 sqft
- Type : Townhouse, Apartment
- Location : Dubai South
New
Handover:
Dec - 2028
Greenridge at Emaar South
Starting Price : AED 2.94 M- Bed : 3-4
- Size : 2,421 sqft
- Type : Townhouse
- Location : Dubai South
Why Choose Dubai Off-Plan Properties?
Dubai’s off-plan real estate market has become a global investment hotspot, attracting buyers from Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. Off-plan properties are sold before or during construction, allowing investors to purchase at lower entry prices compared to ready homes.
By investing early, buyers can take advantage of:
- Attractive launch prices that increase in value as construction progresses
- Flexible payment plans with options such as 50/50 or post-handover schedules
- Choice of prime locations including Downtown Dubai, Dubai Hills Estate, Palm Jumeirah, JVC, and Dubai Creek Harbour
- Developer incentives, such as fee waivers or furnished units
- Golden Visa eligibility for properties meeting the value threshold
For investors, this means capital appreciation before handover, while end-users enjoy the chance to secure a home with manageable payments.
Safe & Profitable Investment Opportunity
Dubai’s property market is one of the most secure in the region thanks to Dubai Land Department (DLD) and RERA regulations. All off-plan projects are tied to escrow accounts, ensuring funds are only released as construction milestones are met. This provides peace of mind and transparency for investors.
Key reasons why Dubai off-plan projects are a smart investment:
- High rental yields averaging 6–8% in popular communities
- Tax-free market – no annual property taxes or capital gains tax
- 100% foreign ownership in freehold areas
- Strong capital growth in new master-planned communities
- Long-term demand drivers such as Expo legacy projects, population growth, and international business hub status
With a reputation for delivering world-class developments, top developers like Emaar, DAMAC, Nakheel, and Sobha continue to shape Dubai’s skyline with projects that combine lifestyle appeal and strong investment returns.
Frequently Asked Questions
An off-plan property in Dubai is a real estate unit—such as an apartment, villa, or townhouse—that is purchased directly from a developer before its construction is complete. Buyers commit based on architectural plans, brochures, and models, securing the property at an early-stage price and following a structured, milestone-linked payment plan.
The Dubai real estate market operates on a freehold basis in designated areas, meaning anyone, including UAE residents and all foreign nationals (expats), can legally purchase an off-plan property. There are no restrictions based on nationality for ownership in these specific zones.
Yes, it is generally considered safe due to strict regulations. The Dubai Land Department (DLD) and the Real Estate Regulatory Agency (RERA) enforce laws, including the mandatory use of Escrow Accounts. Your payments are deposited into this secured account, and the developer can only access the funds as construction milestones are met, ensuring your investment is protected.
The primary advantages include:
- Lower Entry Price: Securing a property at the initial, lowest possible price, leading to greater potential capital appreciation upon completion.
- Flexible Payment Plans: Developers often offer attractive, interest-free instalment plans (e.g., 60/40, 50/50, or post-handover plans) spread over several years.
- Capital Appreciation: The value of the property often increases as the project moves closer to handover, allowing for potential profit on resale.
- Best Choice of Unit: Buyers get first pick of the most desirable floor plans, views, and locations within the development.
Yes, you can resell (or 'assign' the Sales and Purchase Agreement - SPA), but this is subject to the developer's specific terms. Typically, developers require the buyer to have paid a minimum percentage of the total property price (commonly 30% to 50%) before they issue a No Objection Certificate (NOC) for the transfer. The new buyer then takes over the remaining payments.
Potential ROI is two-fold:
- Capital Gain: Profit from the difference between the initial purchase price and the higher market value at or after handover.
- Rental Yield: Post-handover, Dubai generally offers highly competitive gross rental yields, often ranging from 5% to 9% depending on the community and property type.
