What is going up in Dubai Maritime City.

Straight answers.

What is being built in Dubai Maritime City?

22 developments are registered with the Dubai Land Department as building or announced in Dubai Maritime City: Breez by Danube (DANUBE PROPERTIES DEVELOPMENT L.L.C, due 2029); CHELSEA RESIDENCES 2 BY DAMAC (DAMAC CREST DEVELOPMENT L.L.C, due 2029); Oceanz 2 By Danube (DANUBE PROPERTIES DEVELOPMENT L.L.C); CHELSEA RESIDENCES BY DAMAC (DAMAC CREST DEVELOPMENT L.L.C, due 2029); MAR CASA (DEYAAR DEVELOPMENT (P.J.S.C), due 2026); Franck Muller Yachting (LONDON GATE REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT L.L.C, due 2028), among others. Every project with an escrow account files its unit count and its own completion percentage, which is what makes this a register rather than a round-up.

Is the completion percentage a marketing claim?

No. It is the figure the developer filed with the Land Department for its escrow account, which is a regulatory filing rather than a brochure line. It is behind the verification on this page because it is the part of the picture that took a register to know.

Is off-plan cheaper than resale in Dubai Maritime City?

Not reliably, and the direction is different district by district — across Dubai the off-plan median runs above resale in the large majority of them. The two are separate markets in one postcode: what is launching now is not the stock that is changing hands. The exact gap for this district is behind the verification; the direction is free on the map.

What does “sold” mean here?

Oqood registrations against the units the project registered. Above 100% is not an error: an off-plan unit can be sold on before handover and each sale is filed, so it says a resale market exists inside a building that does not yet.