Explore Off-Plan Properties by Type
Browse new launches by property category. Compare layouts, prices per sq.ft, payment plans, handover timelines,
and developer history — all in one place.
Residential and Commercial.
Residential Off-Plan Properties
Explore brand-new homes launching across the UAE — apartments, villas, townhouses, penthouses, and mansions. Compare layouts, price per sq.ft, payment plans, handover timelines, and developer track records — all verified in one place.
Commercial Off-Plan Properties
Discover investment-ready commercial launches across the UAE — offices, shops & retail, and showrooms. Compare shell-and-core vs. fitted options, floor-plate sizes, price per sq.ft, payment structures, and developer track records to choose the right asset for your business or portfolio.
Common Questions About Property Types
Your quick guide to understanding off-plan villas, townhouses, apartments, and commercial spaces in Dubai & the UAE.
An off-plan villa is a standalone home with its own plot and garden, sold while still under construction. Perfect for families who want space and privacy.
Villas are fully detached with no shared walls, while townhouses share walls with neighbors. Townhouses are usually more affordable and need less maintenance.
Yes. Townhouses are very popular with families, rent out quickly, and often appreciate well because they are in master-planned communities with parks and schools.
An apartment is a unit inside a residential building. Buying off-plan means you get lower prices and can choose your preferred layout and view.
Penthouses are top-floor apartments with bigger terraces, private pools (sometimes), and the best views in the building — ideal for luxury living.
Mansions are super-luxury villas with huge plots, multiple living areas, and premium finishes — usually limited in number and highly exclusive.
Commercial properties include offices, shops, and retail units you buy or rent to run a business or generate rental income.
An office is used for workspaces and corporate purposes, while a shop is for selling products or services with direct customer access.
Yes. Expect 4% DLD fees, annual service charges, and possibly 5% VAT on rent if the landlord is VAT-registered.
No property tax exists in Dubai. You just pay the DLD registration fee when buying and yearly service charges for maintenance.
Most developers allow resale after you pay a certain percentage (usually 30-40%) of the property price. Always check the project’s resale policy.