Capria East, Ghaf Woods: Apartments and Duplexes by Majid Al Futtaim
Capria East is a residential development by Majid Al Futtaim in the Ghaf Woods community, Dubai Land. It offers one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments alongside three-bedroom duplexes, priced from AED 1.2M to AED 2.5M. Construction began in September 2025, with handover expected in May 2029.
Dubai Land and the Ghaf Woods Address
Dubai Land sits in the eastern part of the city, with road connections to Downtown Dubai and the broader metropolitan area. Major hubs like Downtown Dubai and Business Bay are roughly 20 to 25 minutes by car. The district is residential in character, which means daily life is car-dependent.
Ghaf Woods is the master community in which Capria East sits. The location hierarchy places this project within a named sub-development inside that master plan, positioned away from the central city corridors. Buyers drawn here typically value the residential setting over proximity to commercial districts.
What AED 1.2M to AED 2.5M Buys You
The price range is wide because the product mix is wide. This is not variation within a single unit type.
One-bedroom apartments start from AED 1.2M at 829 sq ft. That entry point puts this project within reach for investors seeking lower capital exposure in a Majid Al Futtaim development. At this price bracket, the unit is compact but the developer name carries weight.
Two-bedroom apartments start from AED 1.6M in two layouts: Type A at 1,248 sq ft and Type B at 1,569 sq ft. Both share the same starting price. The Type B adds 321 sq ft at the same AED 1.6M entry, a meaningful floor-area difference for the same budget. Buyers in this segment should compare layouts rather than just price.
Three-bedroom apartments start from AED 2.5M at 1,968 sq ft. The three-bedroom duplex also starts at AED 2.5M, at 1,653 sq ft. Same price, smaller floor plate, in a vertical split-level format. Buyers at this end of the range are choosing a living format, not shopping on price alone.
Apartments and Duplexes
The product line runs from one-bedroom apartments through three-bedroom configurations, with three-bedroom duplexes completing the range. The duplex format separates living and sleeping areas across two floors, which suits households that want physical separation within the unit. The single-level apartments cover a broader buyer profile, from individual occupants to families.
What the Amenity Set Signals
| Category | Amenities |
|---|---|
| Fitness & Wellness | Indoor Swimming Pool, Gymnasium |
| Outdoor & Landscaping | Landscaped Gardens, Children's Play Area |
| F&B | Restaurants |
| Security | CCTV Security |
Six amenities is a focused offering. The indoor pool is the standout: it is usable year-round in Dubai's climate, not just in the cooler months, which matters for residents who swim regularly. On-site restaurants reduce the daily need to drive for meals. The combination of children's play area and landscaped gardens indicates the project is positioned for families and long-term residents rather than short-stay investors.
Off-Plan Timeline: May 2029 Handover
Construction started in September 2025. The expected completion date is May 2029, approximately three years and eight months from groundbreaking. For a buyer entering now, capital is committed across that period. The payment structure spreads most of the obligation through construction milestones, so the financial load builds gradually.
Getting In for 10%: Two Payment Options
Two payment plans are available:
| Phase | Option 1 | Option 2 |
|---|---|---|
| Down payment | 10% | 20% |
| During construction | 50% | 40% |
| At handover | 40% | 40% |
Option 1 secures the unit with 10% down. At the AED 1.2M entry price, that is AED 120,000 to get started. The remaining balance is split across construction (50%) and handover (40%).
Option 2 front-loads 10% more into the down payment at 20%, reducing the construction installment tranche to 40%. The handover obligation stays identical at 40% on both options. Neither option extends payment beyond handover. Buyers who prefer lower construction-period cash flow commitments will favor Option 1; those who prefer paying more upfront to reduce monthly obligations during the build may prefer Option 2.