Upcoming launches
Recent off-plan launches, and what to confirm before you buy at one
What each developer has published so far, and what to confirm before you pay a booking amount.
- Most recent launch listed
- Palm Jebel Ali, June 2026
- First Sobha community in Abu Dhabi
- Sobha City, April 2026
- First Binghatti villa community
- Tilal Binghatti, May 2026
- Latest in Ras Al Khaimah
- Soto Grande, September 2025
Upcoming launches 01
Launched in the past year, newest first
What each developer has published so far. Ask what is still available, and at what price, before you compare.
- June 2026
Palm Jebel Ali releasePalm Jebel Ali, DubaiA reported release of 222 homes: apartments and 4–5 bedroom townhouses.View Nakheel profile - May 2026
Tilal BinghattiAcademic City, Dubailand, Dubai4–5 bedroom townhouses and villas. Binghatti describes it as its first villa community.View Binghatti profile - April 2026
Sobha CityAl Bahiya, Abu DhabiWaterfront apartments, estate villas, garden villas and mansions. Sobha’s first community in Abu Dhabi.View Sobha profile - January 2026Binghatti CityNad Al Sheba, DubaiReported at more than 13,000 units, mostly studios and one-bedroom homes.View Binghatti profile
- November 2025
DAMAC Islands 2Dubailand, DubaiVillas, twin villas and townhouses. DAMAC’s seventh master community in Dubai.View DAMAC profile - September 2025
Soto GrandeAl Hamra, Ras Al KhaimahApartments by Ellington in Al Hamra.View Ellington profile
From developer releases and press reports. Units sell and prices change after launch, so ask what is still available and at what price.
Upcoming launches 02
What you can safely decide at each stage of a launch
The stage a project has reached tells you what you can act on.
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Announced
The project and its location are named. Prices, the payment plan and a handover date may follow later, so treat it as one to watch.
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Details released
Unit types, prices and a payment plan are published. Now you can compare it like for like with homes available today.
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Open to buy
Units can be reserved. Before you pay a booking amount, read the sale agreement and confirm the escrow account in writing.
Expert consultation
Hear when a launch that fits your plans is confirmed.
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Before you pay a booking amount at launch
A brochure shows how a project will look. These checks show what you are actually agreeing to.
Who you buy from, and the escrow account
Confirm the legal entity named in your sale agreement and that your payments go into the project escrow account.
The full payment plan
Every instalment, including any due after handover, adding up to the whole price.
The handover date in the agreement
Launch material gives a target. Check the date written into the sale agreement and what it says about delay.
What exists and what is planned
Separate the roads, schools and shops open today from those the masterplan shows as planned.
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What no one can promise before a launch
Be cautious of anyone promising priority access, a price before the developer publishes one, or a return on a home that is not yet built. A launch price, payment plan or date is real only once the developer publishes it.
Handover dates are developer-stated and can move, and an off-plan home earns no rent until it is handed over.
What you can hold us to
Six commitments behind every consultation.
A purchase this size deserves someone who shows you the full picture, including what could go wrong, before you commit a deposit.
How the firm is paid, and why it matters to you-
Every cost before you commit
Total price, registration fees and each payment stage, set out in your own currency before you pay anything.
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Honest about fit
Up to three options, and fewer if fewer fit. If off-plan does not suit your plans, you are told plainly.
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A second opinion on any offer
Bring an offer from a developer or another agent and have its cost, payment plan and contract points checked before you commit.
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Told how the firm is paid
Before you decide on anything, including whether a developer on your shortlist pays the firm.
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Checks before you see a home
Registration, the project escrow account, the developer’s record and a current price, checked before a home reaches you.
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Your time, your privacy
Video, phone, WhatsApp or email in your time zone. Your details are used only to reply, and launch emails only if you ask.
How it works 05
Three steps, no obligation.
No account, no fee, no pressure to proceed. You decide whether to go further.
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Share your requirements
Your contact details, then property type, price range, emirate, objective and timeframe. It takes about two minutes, and no financial documents are needed.
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Review suitable options
Up to three opportunities, each with its costs, payment timings, the reasons it was selected and what to consider. If fewer fit, you get fewer.
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Discuss next steps
Talk to an adviser about the options, what to verify independently and what reserving involves. There is no pressure to proceed.
Questions 06
Answers before you share any details.
If your question is not answered here, an adviser can go through it with you during a consultation.
Share your price range, emirate and any preferred developer in the form on this page. The reply can cover what is still available, the current price and the payment plan, where released. It is free, with no obligation.
Only through the developer’s own process once units are released. Be cautious of anyone claiming reserved access before that.
Rely only on dates the developer has published, and treat them as indicative because they can move. The date that counts is the one written into your sale agreement.
Only if you tick the separate launch-email box. Without it, your details are used to reply to your enquiry and nothing else.
Expert consultation
Get a second opinion before you commit.
Share the offer you have. An adviser goes through the total cost, the payment plan and what to check before you pay a booking deposit.
- Every cost and payment stage set out
- Why each option was chosen, and what to weigh
- Free, with no obligation
Thank you. Here is what you shared.
An adviser will review the offer and go through its total cost, payment plan and what to check before you pay.