Celesto 4

Celesto 4 by Tarrad Development

Location: Dubai Land Residence Complex (DLRC), Dubailand

Celesto 4 is located within the Dubai Land Residence Complex (DLRC), a mixed-use master community strategically positioned at the intersection of Al Ain Road (E66) and Emirates Road (E611). This well-connected urban zone offers quick access to Dubai Outlet Mall, Global Village, IMG Worlds of Adventure, and major arterial routes into Downtown Dubai, Business Bay, and Dubai International Airport.

With a growing number of residential buildings, schools, healthcare centres, and shopping hubs, DLRC continues to emerge as a practical and evolving residential-commercial district for everyday living and long-term investment.

Project Overview

• Developer: Tarrad Development

• Project Type: Mid-rise residential tower with ground-level retail

• Community: Dubai Land Residence Complex (DLRC)

• Retail Component: Ground-floor commercial units

• Completion Date: TBA

Tarrad Development is known for launching multiple mid-rise residential towers under the Celesto brand, including Celesto 1 through 4, with a consistent design language focused on modern urban living.

Retail Overview

• Retail Location: Ground Floor

• Retail Unit Sizes: From approximately 1,000 sq. ft.

• Starting Price: From AED 3,000 PSF ***CONTACT US FOR SPECIAL NEGOTIATED PRICE

• Payment Plan: TBC

• Completion Date: TBA

• Visibility: Street-facing with pedestrian access

• Parking: Typical allocation includes podium or basement spaces for visitors and tenants (details not confirmed)

Use Case Possibilities

Retail units in Celesto 4 are designed for flexible commercial use and will cater to the surrounding residential population in DLRC. Suitable applications typically include:

• Convenience Retail: Grocery stores, minimarts, mobile shops

• Food & Beverage: Cafés, bakeries, small dine-in or takeaway concepts

• Health & Wellness: Pharmacies, salons, clinics, fitness studios

• Lifestyle Services: Tailoring, laundromats, florists, bookstores

• Professional & Community Services: Real estate offices, travel agents, courier centres, training institutes

As with most mixed-use towers in suburban Dubai, leasing or ownership of retail units is generally favoured by small businesses and investors looking to tap into stable residential footfall.

Community Amenities (Typical for DLRC Buildings)

While specific amenities for Celesto 4 are unlisted, most residential towers in DLRC feature:

• Rooftop or podium pool

• Gymnasium

• Kids' play area

• Lobby with security and concierge

• Covered parking

• Retail frontage for daily needs

DLRC – A Growing Residential and Investment District in Dubailand

Dubai Land Residence Complex (DLRC) is a mixed-use district within the wider Dubailand master plan, strategically positioned at the intersection of Dubai–Al Ain Road (E66) and Emirates Road (E611).

This location allows for practical road connectivity across the city, with relatively direct access toward Downtown Dubai, Business Bay, DIFC, Dubai World Trade Centre, and Dubai International Airport, while also linking efficiently to neighbouring districts such as Dubai Silicon Oasis, The Villa, and Liwan.

The area has evolved into a steadily developing urban neighbourhood comprising mid-rise residential buildings, hotels, retail outlets, schools, clinics, and commercial plots. Unlike fully mature central districts, DLRC continues to expand its built environment and infrastructure, which contributes to a gradual increase in occupancy, services, and community activity over time. This pattern of development is typical of emerging Dubai districts where amenities build progressively alongside population growth.

DLRC is often characterised by relatively accessible price points compared to more established residential zones, which has led to consistent interest from both end users and investors. Its appeal tends to lie in practicality rather than luxury positioning: proximity to arterial roads, availability of everyday services, and the presence of surrounding employment zones such as Dubai Silicon Oasis and wider Dubailand. These fundamentals support steady rental demand rather than speculative price dynamics.

From an investment perspective, the district is generally viewed as a longer-term play within Dubai’s urban expansion. As infrastructure, retail density, and population continue to grow, properties in DLRC benefit from increasing usability and tenant appeal over time. This makes the location particularly relevant for investors prioritising affordability, functional connectivity, and gradual capital stabilisation within an evolving master area.