ELA by Omniyat: Ultra-Prime on Palm Crescent from AED 43.3M
ELA Residences occupies The Crescent of Palm Jumeirah, the outer arc that wraps around the far edge of the island. Omniyat Group is the developer. The project delivers 3- and 4-bedroom apartments and duplexes in large-format floor plans, all priced at the top end of Dubai's residential market.
The Crescent: What the Address Means in Practice
The Crescent is the outer arc of Palm Jumeirah, physically separate from the trunk and fronds where most of the island's residential development concentrates. It runs along the far edge with open sea on one side and the enclosed lagoon on the other. That dual-water exposure defines what living here looks and feels like.
Getting on and off Palm requires the tunnel or the Palm Monorail. A daily commute from The Crescent to Downtown Dubai or Business Bay runs 30 to 40 minutes depending on traffic. The access is functional for regular use, though every trip in or out crosses the same single route.
What AED 43.3M to AED 55M Gets You Here
The range covers three unit configurations. A 3-bedroom duplex at 4,703 sq ft starts at AED 43.3M, roughly AED 9,200 per sq ft. A 4-bedroom apartment at 6,404 sq ft starts at AED 48.7M, around AED 7,600 per sq ft. The 4-bedroom duplex at 6,598 sq ft is priced at AED 55M, about AED 8,335 per sq ft.
The per-square-foot rate is highest on the 3-bedroom entry unit. The 4-bedroom tiers price lower per square foot precisely because they carry more total area. A buyer who needs maximum space pays a lower per-foot rate at AED 48.7M than at AED 43.3M, despite the higher headline number. The spread from AED 43.3M to AED 55M is tight for a three-configuration range, which reflects how focused the unit mix is.
Apartments and Duplexes: Two Formats, Three Configurations
All units at ELA start at 4,703 sq ft. There are no compact options. The project suits primary-residence buyers who need full-scale space at Palm Crescent. It does not serve investors targeting smaller, high-turnover units.
The apartment format delivers a single-floor living plan. The duplex separates living and sleeping areas across two levels, which suits families who want physical separation within the home. Both formats come in 3- and 4-bedroom layouts, giving buyers a choice of scale before choosing configuration.
Amenities
| Category | Amenities |
|---|---|
| Outdoor | Landscaped Gardens, Community Park, Barbecue Area |
| Fitness | Indoor Swimming Pool, Gymnasium |
| Dining | Restaurants |
| Family | Children's Play Area |
Seven amenities cover the practical baseline for full-time residents. An indoor pool and gymnasium handle daily fitness without leaving the building. On-site restaurants reduce the need to drive off The Crescent for everyday meals, which matters given the single-route access. The community park and children's play area point toward a project targeting families and couples rather than solo occupants or short-stay users.
March 2028: Under Two Years to Handover
Construction at ELA started in May 2024. The expected completion is March 2028, roughly 19 months from now.
Ground broke over two years ago. The project is well past the speculative pre-launch stage. For an off-plan buyer entering mid-2026, the remaining construction window is under two years. That compresses the installment period and reduces exposure time on the build schedule. This is a project actively under construction, not one that exists only as renderings and a timeline.
Getting In for 25%: The Payment Structure
| Milestone | Share |
|---|---|
| Down payment | 25% |
| During construction | 35% |
| Handover | 40% |
On the entry unit at AED 43.3M, the 25% down payment is AED 10.825M. The construction tranche of 35% runs across the remaining 19 months to March 2028. The 40% at handover is AED 17.32M on that same unit, and AED 22M on the top-tier AED 55M duplex.
The 25% entry opens the position. The 35% construction phase spreads across a relatively short remaining window. The concentration of 40% at delivery is the number that defines the liquidity requirement at handover. That capital needs to be ready when the keys arrive.