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Narrow live launches by area, developer, handover horizon and budget, then compare beyond brochure headlines.
A strong shortlist balances area fit, developer quality, payment-plan cadence, delivery timing and exit flexibility — not just the headline price or the tower render.
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Azizi Milan
Italian-inspired Azizi community in Dubailand with apartments and duplexes, plus a 10/50/40 plan and Q2 2028 handover
Dubai Land (Dubailand)
Azizi Developments
Handover Jun 2028
From 624 000 AED
Azizi Wasel
Waterfront residences and penthouses on Dubai Islands with a 10/40/50 plan and expected handover in February 2028
Dubai Islands
Azizi Developments
Handover Feb 2028
From 1 680 000 AED
Burj Azizi Tower (Sheikh Zayed Road)
Ultra-prime Sheikh Zayed Road landmark: rare freehold residences near DWTC/DIFC, 80/20 plan, expected handover Q3 2030.
DIFC
Azizi Developments
Handover Aug 2030
From 8 500 000 AED
Fairmont Residences Solara Tower (Downtown Dubai)
Branded residences in Downtown Dubai by SOL Properties, with Burj Khalifa and Dubai Water Canal views, for buyers seeking a rarer long-term luxury as…
Downtown Dubai
SOL Properties
Handover Sep 2027
From 2 900 000 AED
SOL LEVANTE (Jumeirah Village Triangle)
Wellness-led residences in JVT: studios to 3BR + study, 50,000 sq.ft of amenities and Q3 2028 handover.
Jumeirah Village Triangle (JVT)
SOL Properties
Handover Sep 2028
From 735 000 AED
SOL LUXE Tower (Sheikh Zayed Road)
Freehold mixed-use tower on Sheikh Zayed Road: 1-3BR + study, Grade A++ offices and Q4 2028 handover.
DIFC
SOL Properties
Handover Dec 2028
From 1 900 000 AED
La Tilia at Villanova
Sold-out Villanova townhouses that still matter as a benchmark for family demand, price positioning and pre-handover resale.
Dubai Land (Dubailand)
Dubai Properties
Handover Aug 2028
From 3 000 000 AED
SAMANA Barari Avenue
A Majan office + retail asset that makes more sense for owner-users or commercial investors than for a residential-style investment approach.
Majan (Dubailand)
Samana Developers
From 2 585 000 AED
SAMANA Barari Heights
Residential project in Majan with studio-to-duplex formats, strong wellness positioning and a need for discipline on pricing, charges and execution.
Majan (Dubailand)
Samana Developers
From 945 000 AED
SAMANA Business Park
A more image-led Majan office project than Barari Avenue, suited to buyers who want a cleaner business address rather than a basic floorplate.
Majan (Dubailand)
Samana Developers
From 2 328 697 AED
SAMANA Imperial Garden
Arjan launch with studios to 2-beds, resort-style amenities and clear rental logic. Better suited to use and income than to pure image buying.
Arjan (Dubailand)
Samana Developers
Handover Dec 2028
From 980 000 AED
SAMANA Hills South 3
Dubai South studios to 2-beds with a 1% plan. Best read by buyers who genuinely believe in the Expo-airport corridor over the long run.
Dubai South (DWC)
Samana Developers
Handover Dec 2028
From 1 000 000 AED
SAMANA Boulevard Heights
DLRC, but in a more family-readable form: studios to 2-beds, a 1% plan and a cleaner residential case than a typical gimmick-led launch.
Dubai Land (Dubailand)
Samana Developers
From 1 310 000 AED
Keturah Reserve Villa Plots
A rare land product in District 7 for sophisticated buyers who can execute a bespoke home, not for standard investors.
Mohammed Bin Rashid City (MBR City)
MAG Property Development
Keturah Reserve Residences
A selective District 7 residential product built around atmosphere, interior quality and long holds rather than commoditised rental yield.
Mohammed Bin Rashid City (MBR City)
MAG Property Development
Keturah Reserve Townhouses
High-end District 7 townhouses aimed first at family use and long holds, not at generic rental underwriting.
Mohammed Bin Rashid City (MBR City)
MAG Property Development
The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Dubai, Creekside
Ultra-prime waterfront residences in Al Jaddaf where setting, scarcity and hold quality matter more than conventional rental logic.
Al Jaddaf
MAG Property Development
Handover Dec 2027
Keturah Resort
Ultra-luxury waterfront project in Al Jaddaf, but public sources still diverge on pricing, payment structure and delivery timing.
Al Jaddaf
MAG Property Development
Eiwan Heights
A Meydan project worth watching: more urban than showy, with Q4 2028 guidance but still incomplete public pricing and payment data.
Meydan
MAG Property Development
Handover Dec 2028
MBL Signature
An urban rental-led project in JLT Cluster R: easier to justify on yield than on scarcity, with Q4 2026 delivery and a 20/20/60 plan.
Jumeirah Lake Towers (JLT)
MAG Property Development
Handover Dec 2026
From 1 171 329 AED
MAG 330
A patient City of Arabia buy: accessible ticket, very stretched payment profile and a clearer investor case than a lifestyle proposition.
Dubai Land (Dubailand)
MAG Property Development
Handover Jun 2026
From 648 000 AED
MAG 777
A disciplined Sports City entry: compact ticket, real rental depth and an official payment structure that now reads clearly by unit type.
Dubai Sports City
MAG Property Development
Handover Sep 2026
From 777 000 AED
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MAG D11
1- to 3-bedroom apartments in District 11 with a measured patrimonial angle, a still-readable entry ticket, and a 50/50 plan in Meydan.
District 11 (MBR City)
MAG Property Development
From 1 350 000 AED
Coastal Haven
A more patrimonial Dubai Islands play, with Coastal Haven stepping up in ticket size, positioning and long-hold appeal.
Dubai Islands
Prestige One Developments
Handover Jan 2028
From 2 600 000 AED
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Developers with the strongest live footprint
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Investor guides for comparing off-plan
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Off-Plan vs Ready in Dubai: Pros, Risks & Best Strategy by Time Horizon (0–2 / 3–5 / 7–10 years)
FAQ
Questions people ask before shortlisting
How should I compare Dubai off-plan projects?
Start with area fit, then compare developer quality, payment-plan cadence, handover timing, service-charge exposure and exit flexibility instead of relying on brochure headlines alone.
What matters most in a payment plan?
Look beyond the headline split. Investors should check booking size, milestone rhythm, post-handover exposure and how the cashflow profile fits their target holding period.
Should I filter by area or by developer first?
Area fit usually comes first because it drives demand depth, livability and exit options. Developer quality still matters, but location usually frames the shortlist.
Why does Dubai Asset separate live and archive projects?
The main catalogue stays transaction-focused, while the archive keeps sold-out launches available for benchmark work and historical comparison.
How to use this catalogue
Compare off-plan launches with a broader lens than the brochure alone
Start with area fit
Location usually frames the shortlist first: demand depth, connectivity, product fit and exit resilience all depend on area context.
Then stress-test the payment plan
The useful question is not only the split, but also the booking size, milestone rhythm, post-handover exposure and how the schedule fits your holding horizon.
Use the archive for benchmark work
Sold-out references stay useful when you need launch history, area comparisons and context before validating an active shortlist.
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