Projects in DIFC

    Photo of Eden House Za'abeel by H&H Development
    Dubai · DIFC

    Eden House Za'abeel

    HH&H Development
    TypeApartment
    CompletionQ4 2028
    Payment10/40/50
    Starting

    AED 4.7M

    Details
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    Finance District Living: New Projects in DIFC

    DIFC is Dubai's primary financial center and one of the more distinctive residential addresses within the emirate. Buyers here tend to be professionals and investors who want to live close to their offices and the services that come with a major financial district. Current projects draw from sub-areas including Eden House Zaabeel and the Ritz Carlton precinct, and the overall off-plan inventory sits at three active developments.

    Where AED 4.7M Is the Midpoint

    The median across current projects is AED 4,737,000. Prices span from AED 4.4 million at entry to AED 51.9 million at the top, a range that reflects the product mix. Two of the three projects are apartments; one is a villa. The villa drives the ceiling figure. Buyers focused on apartments will find pricing that clusters much closer to the median. Entry requires a minimum 10% down payment, which is a low threshold by Dubai off-plan standards. None of the three projects include post-handover payment plans, so buyers should expect milestone-based schedules through to completion.

    Timelines and Who Is Building

    The earliest completion on record was March 2026, meaning at least one project may already be handed over or close to it. Verify current delivery status directly before contracting. The latest handover extends to December 2028, giving buyers entering now an off-plan window of roughly two and a half years.

    H M B Development, H&H Development, and MAG Property Development each bring one project. With three developers across three projects, each project is its own distinct proposition rather than part of a broader developer program in the area. The amenity pattern runs toward concierge service, CCTV security, gymnasium access, and on-site restaurants. That combination points to a resident profile focused on convenience and day-to-day security rather than leisure or resort-style facilities.