You’re buying something that isn’t built yet.
Off-plan means signing for a home before it’s finished. Building work may have started, but you can’t walk through your unit, so you decide from renders, floor plans, virtual tours and a visit to the site.
That’s why it helps to have someone check the developer’s track record, the payment plan and the exact plot before you sign.
Launch prices usually undercut finished homes, and early units cost least.
Most launches are on the waterfront, by the resorts.
You pay in instalments as it’s built.
Nine launches on Al Marjan Island.
These are starting prices. The floor, view and payment plan change the final figure, so compare a few and ask us what’s 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, plus a rental pool for owners who live abroad.
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.
Design-led Dubai developer, four towers on the southern beach.
Earliest handover in this wave, so you can let it before Wynn opens.
Low-density beachfront with larger floor plates.
The entry ticket to the island.