Projects in Grand Polo Club and Resort

Polo Grounds and Villas Within DIP: New Projects in Grand Polo Club and Resort

Grand Polo Club and Resort occupies a defined parcel within Dubai Investment Park (DIP), organised around a working polo and equestrian facility. It is a low-density, single-use residential zone with no apartments and no retail towers, just villas and townhouses arranged across sub-communities named Chevalia Estate, Equiterra, Selvara, Selvara 2, Selvara 3, and Selvara 4. With 9 projects currently on the market, the master plan is well underway and the land use is consistent throughout.

AED 6.2M at the Midpoint, AED 3.5M to AED 10M Across the Range

The median asking price sits at AED 6,220,000. That is the most useful number for a buyer benchmarking their budget before looking at individual projects. Entry starts at AED 3,500,000 and the top of the range reaches AED 10,030,000, a spread that reflects the size difference between smaller townhouse configurations and the larger villa plots rather than inconsistency in location quality.

The inventory is 7 villa projects and 3 townhouse projects. Villas make up the clear majority, pointing to buyers looking for space and a permanent residence rather than investors chasing rental turnover.

An Emaar Build-Out, Start to Finish

Every project in Grand Polo Club and Resort traces back to Emaar Properties. A single developer controlling the full supply delivers a coherent master plan and consistent build quality across the community. The trade-off is no price competition between developers, which limits negotiating room beyond what Emaar's own phasing and payment structure provides.

For buyers thinking about resale, Emaar branding carries weight in the mid-to-upper villa segment. DIP's secondary market is thinner than comparable Emaar zones like Arabian Ranches or Dubai Hills Estate, so buyers should calibrate their holding period expectations against that context.

Handover Concentrated in Mid-2029

Every project here delivers between April 2029 and August 2029, an unusually tight band for a nine-project pipeline. It means the supply wave arrives simultaneously across the community. None of the projects carry post-handover payment plans, so full payment is required by mid-2029. The minimum down payment is 10%, which sits at the low end of typical Dubai off-plan requirements. Buyers should stress-test their cash flow against that completion timeline before committing.

What Polo, Golf, and Health Infrastructure Signal

The amenity mix tells a clear story: polo and equestrian facilities, a golf club and clubhouse, a health club, indoor swimming pool, gymnasium, and landscaped gardens anchor the offering. Restaurants, barbecue areas, and a children's play area add to the day-to-day fabric. CCTV security runs throughout.

This is not a community built around short lets or high tenant turnover. The polo, golf, and equestrian facilities target households that want sport and green space as daily fixtures. The family amenities and security layer reinforce a long-term resident profile. Buyers entering for yield-focused strategies should weigh that against the pricing and the absence of post-handover flexibility.