Buyers · Off plan
Secure tomorrow's home on today's plan.
Off-plan lets you buy at launch prices and pay over time, often years past handover. Andrea brings you the releases worth your attention, with payment plans and handover dates straight from the developer.
Pay over time
Off-plan projects let you spread payments across construction and often well past handover, so you secure tomorrow's home on today's plan.
Buy at launch prices
The best value is usually at launch, before a project appreciates. Andrea gets early access and flags the genuinely strong releases.
Developer-direct, sourced figures
Prices, payment plans and handover dates come straight from the developer's official material. No invented numbers, no guaranteed-return talk.
See the numbers
Understand the plan before you commit
Enter a project price and plan to see exactly what you pay and when, milestone by milestone, all the way through handover.
Developers Andrea works with
Off-plan, direct from the names that matter
From Dubai's blue-chip master developer to branded hyper-luxury and accessible plans. Pick a developer to see current projects, payment plans and handover dates.
Nearing handover
Closest to completion
Projects handing over soon, the shortest wait to your keys. Tap through for the details and the payment plan.
Handover Q2 2026 Business Bay
Burj Binghatti Jacob & Co Residences
Handover Q4 2026 From AED 1.71M Jumeirah Village Triangle
Volga Tower
Handover Q2 2027 From AED 1.13M Jumeirah Village Triangle
Red Square Tower
Handover dates are sourced from developer material and indicative, confirmed before you commit. Want first access to new allocations? Get on the early-access list.
Off-plan in Dubai, answered
What is off-plan property in Dubai?
Off-plan means buying a home before or during construction, directly from the developer, usually on a staged payment plan. You pay in instalments tied to construction milestones and often continue paying for a period after handover.
Is off-plan a good investment in Dubai?
It can be, when the project, developer and entry price are right. Off-plan offers lower entry costs, flexible payment plans and potential appreciation before completion. It also carries construction and market risk, so the choice of developer and location matters. Andrea only points you to releases backed by credible developers and sourced figures.
How do off-plan payment plans work?
A typical plan is a down payment of 10% to 20%, further instalments during construction tied to milestones, and the balance at handover. Many projects now offer post-handover plans where you keep paying for one to five years after you receive the keys. Use the payment plan tool to see how a specific plan breaks down.
Do I need the full amount to buy off-plan?
No. That is the appeal. You typically start with a 10% to 20% down payment and pay the rest over the construction period and beyond, rather than the full price up front.