AED 1.59Mfrom
Handover 2029
Payment plan
75% is paid between booking and completion and 25% at handover. This plan is balanced towards construction: you fund the build in milestones and settle the rest when the keys are ready.
13 projects in our index publish 75/25 as their headline plan, from 5 developers across 8 areas, with starting prices from AED 1.59M – AED 18M and handovers between 2025 and 2030. 13 of them publish the full instalment table, where a 75% booking payment is the most common first step.
What it means for you
Worked on a AED 1,500,000 unit. Your project's exact milestones are on its page; the proportions are what the plan fixes.
Step 1
20% · AED 300K
Paid on reservation, with the sales agreement. The 4% DLD registration fee is due on top, when the Oqood is registered.
Step 2
55% · AED 825K
Instalments tied to construction milestones or fixed dates, usually every few months until completion.
Step 3
25% · AED 375K
Settled when the keys are released; a mortgage can cover it if the bank's valuation supports the price.
The most common structure in the market. It suits buyers who can fund construction milestones from income or savings and plan to settle the balance with a mortgage or sale proceeds at completion. It keeps the developer's cash flow healthy, which is why the pricing on these units is usually the benchmark.
The 25% handover payment is the cliff: if a mortgage valuation comes in below the contract price, the shortfall is yours. Confirm the developer's completion track record, since a late handover shifts your financing plan without shifting your instalments.
Projects
Cheapest published starting price first. Projects without a published price are listed last.
AED 2.12Mfrom
Handover 2028
AED 2.25Mfrom
Handover 2028
AED 2.25Mfrom
Handover 2029
AED 2.35Mfrom
Handover 2027
AED 2.99Mfrom
Handover 2030
AED 12Mfrom
Handover 2028
AED 18Mfrom
Handover 2025
FAQ
The headline split rarely moves, but the booking deposit, the spacing of construction instalments and the handover tranche often do, especially on larger units or when a developer is closing a phase. Ask before you pay the reservation fee, not after.
No. The 4% Dubai Land Department registration fee, the Oqood fee and any admin charges are paid separately, usually within the first weeks. Service charges start at handover and are set per square foot by the building's approved budget.
Yes, that is the usual route. UAE banks lend against completed property subject to their own valuation and the buyer's profile; residents can typically borrow up to 80% and non-residents up to around 50% of the lower of price and valuation. Arrange pre-approval several months before the announced completion date.
Across the projects that publish their schedule, 75% is the most common first payment. It is part of the price, not an extra fee, and it is usually paid with the reservation form before the sales agreement is signed.
Talk to an expert
Tell us the budget and the area and we send the projects that match, with the dated instalment table for each so you can compare the real cash flow, not the headline split.