Buying the plan, not the keys.
"Off-plan" refers to when you buy a property and sign a contract for a property that has not yet been built. In some cases basic construction may have started, but the unit would not be ready or viewable — you make an objective decision with renderings, floorplans, virtual tours and possibly a site visit to view the actual location.
That is exactly where an advisor earns their keep: we read the developer, the payment plan and the location so early entry works in your favour.
Launch pricing sits below completed stock — the earliest allocations carry the sharpest numbers.
Waterfront residences and resort-inspired communities in the emirate's highest-growth corridors.
Staged payments across construction — capital works gradually, not all at once.
Nine launches. One island. Pick the plan that fits.
Entry prices are developer starting points; the plan, the floor and the view are what you actually buy. Compare, then ask what is left.
Emaar’s first RAK branded residences. Hotel-serviced, beachfront.
Nobu hotel, restaurant and residences on one plot. Owner privileges across Nobu worldwide.
Curved twin towers with Marriott management — rental pool option for absentee owners.
Beach-club brand with Aldar’s balance sheet behind it.
Marriott’s W brand — the highest entry price on the island and the most hotel-led product.
Design-led Dubai developer, four towers on the southern beach.
Earliest handover in the current wave — rented before Wynn opens.
Low-density beachfront with larger floor plates.
The entry ticket to the island.