Torino by Oro24 Developments in Arjan, Dubai
Oro24 Developments built Torino as a residential apartment project in Arjan, one of Dubai's freehold communities sitting between Motor City and Dubai Science Park. The project covers studios, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments, with prices running from AED 486,163 to AED 851,950.
Arjan: What the Location Means Day to Day
Arjan sits in Dubailand, roughly 20 minutes from Dubai Marina and 25 minutes from Downtown Dubai under normal traffic. The area is car-dependent. There is no metro station in Arjan itself, and road access runs via Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road. That factor tends to keep entry prices here lower than in metro-adjacent communities, which is visible in this project's price range. The Al Barsha retail and dining corridor is a short drive away, and the Dubai Miracle Garden and Butterfly Garden are within the district.
From AED 486K: What the Price Spread Covers
The entry point is the studio at 364 sq ft, starting at AED 486,163, which works out to approximately AED 1,334 per sq ft. One-bedroom apartments start at 510 sq ft from AED 652,657. Two-bedroom units range from 825 to 867 sq ft, with starting prices at AED 851,950.
The spread is driven by size rather than specification tiers. A buyer at the low end is looking at a compact unit suited to a single occupant or an investor focused on the rental market. At the upper end, the two-bedroom at under AED 900K is a competitive price for a family-sized apartment in Arjan. The gap between the one-bedroom and two-bedroom starting prices is around AED 200K, and the two-bedroom is cheaper on a per-sq-ft basis, which favours buyers with the budget to stretch to the larger unit.
Studios, One-Bedrooms, Two-Bedrooms: Who Each Unit Suits
All units are apartments. The studio is the lowest-capital entry to the building and suits solo residents or buy-to-let investors. The one-bedroom broadens the buyer profile to professionals wanting more space or investors targeting a wider range of tenants. The two-bedroom suits couples, small families, or buyers who want a larger unit while staying under the AED 1M threshold.
25 Amenities: A Substantial List for This Price Range
| Wellness and Recreation | Comfort and Practicality | Family and Outdoor |
|---|---|---|
| Gymnasium | Central A/C | Children's Pool |
| Shared Pool | Covered Parking | Children's Play Area |
| Shared Spa | Built-in Wardrobes | Barbecue Area |
| Private Pool | Kitchen Appliances | Pets Allowed |
| Private Gym | Walk-in Closet | Balcony |
| Shared Gym | Study | Private Garden |
| Restaurants | Lobby in Building | View of Water |
| Concierge | View of Landmark | |
| Security |
Twenty-five amenities is a long list for an apartment project in the AED 486K-851K range. The presence of both private and shared pool and gym options suggests tiering by unit type, with premium units likely accessing the private facilities. The Vastu-compliant designation is uncommon in Dubai and specifically targets buyers from South Asian markets where this is a meaningful selection criterion. Concierge service, in-building restaurants, and a shared spa push the project toward residents who value convenience more than raw square footage.
Completion Was July 2024
The project's expected completion date was July 2024. As of mid-2026, the building has reached or passed its original handover milestone. Buyers entering now are likely looking at a completed or near-complete property rather than a long off-plan wait.
Getting In for 20%: A Post-Handover-Heavy Structure
| Stage | Payment |
|---|---|
| Down payment | 20% |
| During construction | 29% |
| Post-handover | 51% |
The 20% down payment is on the lower end for this type of project in Dubai. The headline feature is the 51% post-handover component: more than half the purchase price is paid after receiving the keys. For a buyer still renting while waiting to take possession, this reduces the period of carrying both rental costs and capital payments at the same time. Buyers intending to let the unit immediately after handover can also draw on early rental income to offset payments before the full balance falls due.