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PAYMENT PLAN
UNIT PRICE | AED 18,350,000 |
PAYMENTS ON TRANSFER
1. Payment to seller | AED 4,259,079 |
2. DLD Transfer fee 4% + 40 AED | AED 734,040 |
3. DLD Registration Trustee fee + 5%VAT | AED 5,250 |
4. Buyer's agent commission 2% + 5%VAT | AED 385,350 |
PAYMENT PLAN SCHEDULE
10-Jun-2026 | AED 2,012,989 |
2-Jan-2027 | AED 2,012,989 |
2-Jun-2027 | AED 2,012,989 |
15-Feb-2028 | AED 2,012,989 |
16-Sep-2028 | AED 2,012,989 |
On Handover (30-Jun-2029) | AED 4,025,976 |
SUMMARY
Total on Transfer | AED 5,383,719 |
Total remaining Payment Plan | AED 14,090,921 |
TOTAL COST FOR BUYER | AED 19,474,640 |

PROJECT DESCRIPTION
OVERVIEW
This five-bedroom villa in Address Villas Tierra, part of The Oasis by Emaar in Dubailand, is offered as a distress deal at AED 18,350,000. This represents a 12.3% discount to the original price of AED 20,935,084, equating to a reduction of AED 2,585,084. The built-up area is 10,311 sq.ft, with a price per square foot of AED 1,780. The villa is scheduled for completion in Q2 2029 and is offered on a structured payment plan, with a significant portion payable on transfer and the remainder in instalments through to handover. The immediate investment case is clear: this is a branded, large-format villa in a new Emaar master community, offered below the initial launch price, with a payment schedule that reduces upfront capital exposure. The buyer is securing a future-ready, high-specification villa in a planned lifestyle district, with the entry basis set below current developer pricing for comparable units.
LOCATION & TRANSPORT
Address Villas Tierra is positioned within The Oasis, a master-planned community by Emaar located in Dubailand, off Yalayis Street (D57) and Jebel Ali Al Hibab Road. The area is set to benefit from ongoing infrastructure development, with planned access routes connecting to key Dubai corridors such as Sheikh Zayed Road and Emirates Road. While the immediate area is still under development, the long-term connectivity is expected to support both resident convenience and future resale demand. The wider Dubailand district is already established as a residential and leisure destination, with proximity to Dubai Sports City, Motor City, and Arabian Ranches. For investors, the transport profile means the villa will appeal to buyers and tenants seeking suburban space with access to major employment and lifestyle hubs. As the community matures, public transport and road improvements should further enhance accessibility.
AMENITIES & SURROUNDING
Residents of Address Villas Tierra will have access to a comprehensive set of amenities shared with the wider Oasis community. Planned features include landscaped parks, jogging and cycling tracks, community beaches, outdoor fitness areas, sports courts, swimming pools, and children’s play zones. The masterplan also includes mosques, schools, a shopping centre, restaurants, cafes, and spa facilities. The architectural design of the villas is contemporary, with an emphasis on maximising natural light and views. The development’s partnership with Address Hotels + Resorts suggests a hospitality-influenced service environment, likely to include concierge and facility management. The surrounding infrastructure is designed to support a resort-style residential experience, with green spaces and water features integrated throughout the community. This amenity profile positions the project as a lifestyle-led address, appealing to families and end-users seeking a blend of privacy, recreation, and convenience.
MARKET
At AED 1,780 per sq.ft, this villa is priced below the original developer launch and below many current listings for comparable branded villas in new Dubai communities. The Address brand association typically commands a premium, reflecting both the design and the service proposition. The five-bedroom layout, with over 10,000 sq.ft of built-up area, targets a buyer profile seeking substantial space and a branded environment, whether for end-use or long-term rental. Liquidity for large off-plan villas in emerging master communities can be variable, especially in the early stages of development. However, Emaar’s track record and the Address branding provide a degree of market confidence. Rentability will depend on the pace of community completion and the evolution of local amenities. Risks include construction timelines, future service charges, and the absorption rate for large villas in Dubailand. The payment plan structure reduces initial capital risk, but investors should factor in the long holding period before handover and the need for ongoing market monitoring as the project progresses.
CONCLUSION
This distress deal offers an investor the opportunity to secure a substantial, branded villa in a major new Emaar community at a visible discount to original pricing. The payment plan structure allows for staged capital deployment, which can be attractive in a market where liquidity and timing are key considerations. The main strengths are the scale of the villa, the Address branding, and the planned amenity environment. The principal risks are the long lead time to completion, the evolving nature of the surrounding district, and the need to underwrite future service charges and market absorption. For buyers comfortable with a medium-term investment horizon and seeking exposure to Dubai’s branded villa segment, this deal presents a balanced entry point. The discount is meaningful, provided the investor is prepared for the typical risks associated with large-scale, off-plan community developments.


