Projects in Grand Polo Club and Resort

Where the Polo Fields Begin: New Projects in Grand Polo Club and Resort

Grand Polo Club and Resort sits within Dubai Investment Park (DIP), on the western edge of Dubai. This is a master-planned community built around a polo and equestrian identity, with 12 projects currently on the market. All of them come from Emaar Properties. Buyers choosing here are working within a single developer's product range, not comparing across different builders. That means consistent build standards and a coherent design language throughout the community, but it also limits the scope for negotiating across projects or diversifying developer exposure. For buyers thinking about resale, a single-developer community means the entire secondary market within the zone carries the same brand profile.

The sub-areas within the zone - Chevalia Estate, Equiterra, Montura, Montura 3, Selvara, and its phases - sit under the same master plan and carry the same character overall, so the choice between them comes down to phasing and specific unit availability rather than meaningful lifestyle differences.

AED 6.4 Million at the Midpoint

Prices run from AED 3,500,000 to AED 10,030,000, a spread that reflects genuine product variation. The median sits at AED 6,400,000, which is the most practical reference point for a buyer evaluating this market. Villa projects make up the larger share of the inventory - 10 to the 3 townhouse offerings. The villa product targets family end-users and investors looking for larger-format homes in a controlled community setting; the townhouses offer access to the same master plan at a lower absolute price point.

At the upper end, pricing moves well into the premium range for DIP. At the lower end, the AED 3.5M floor gives buyers a route into the community that does not require committing to mid-range villa pricing. Both ends sit within the same Emaar-managed environment.

Everything Lands in 2029

All projects complete in 2029. The earliest handover falls in February, the latest in August. There are no near-term completions in the inventory. Buyers entering now are committing to a fully off-plan timeline. No projects carry post-handover payment plans, so instalment schedules run through to the completion date. The minimum down payment is 10%, a low entry point relative to typical Dubai off-plan requirements.

A Community Built Around Equestrian and Outdoor Living

The amenity set makes clear who this community targets. Polo and equestrian facilities and a golf club and clubhouse lead the offer - this is not a standard urban tower amenity list. Landscaped gardens, a health club, an indoor pool, and on-site restaurants fill out a self-contained leisure environment. CCTV security and managed access sit alongside these features, consistent with Emaar's approach to its gated community portfolio.

Children's play areas and barbecue spaces, combined with the sporting infrastructure, point firmly at families planning to live in the community rather than investors buying for short-term rental yield.