Projects in Dubai Sports City
Nearby Projects
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- New Projects in Dubai Production City (IMPZ)
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- New Projects in Dubai Studio City
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- New Projects in Dubai Science Park
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- New Projects in Jumeirah Park
- New Projects in Al Barsha
- New Projects in Dubai Investment Park (DIP)
Other Developers
- New Projects by Prestige One Developments
- New Projects by Samana Developers
- New Projects by Danube Properties
- New Projects by Karma Development
- New Projects by MAG Property Development
- New Projects by Prescott Real Estate Development
- New Projects by Azizi Developments
- New Projects by Acube Developers
- New Projects by Object 1
- New Projects by Binghatti Developers
- New Projects by London Gate
- New Projects by Vision Development
- New Projects by LEOS International
- New Projects by Evera Real Estate
- New Projects by Dubai Sports City
New Projects in Dubai Sports City: Off-Plan in a Golf-Anchored, Family-Oriented Mid-Market
Dubai Sports City is a master-planned community within Dubai, built around a cricket stadium, golf courses, and purpose-built athletic venues. It has matured steadily from a concept into a functioning residential district, and today carries a substantial pipeline of new projects across a wide range of developers. The market here is apartment-led and mid-market in character, with price points that stretch from entry-level to upper mid-range.
Notable sub-areas within the district include Victory Heights, Golf Vista Heights, Condor Golf Links 18, Samana Golf Views, and Sportz by Danube, each positioned along the golf course or sporting facility axis that defines Dubai Sports City's layout.
Where AED 719K Sits in the Range
The price median across current projects is AED 719,000, with a floor of AED 310,000 and a ceiling of AED 3,936,236. That spread of more than 1,100% reflects genuinely mixed inventory: entry-level studio apartments at one end and larger or premium-positioned units at the other. The median is the most useful number for a typical buyer. At AED 719K, you are in the middle of the district's apartment market, not scraping the bottom, not stretching for the top.
Property Mix
| Type | Projects |
|---|---|
| Apartment | 24 |
| Townhouse | 1 |
| Villa | 1 |
The market here is overwhelmingly apartments. With 24 of 26 projects delivering apartment inventory, Dubai Sports City caters primarily to investors and end-users looking for compact to mid-size residential units. The single townhouse and single villa project add a thin layer of landed product, but buyers looking primarily for houses will find limited choice in this district.
21 Developers, One District
With 21 developers active across the current project pool, Dubai Sports City is one of the more fragmented sub-markets in Dubai. That ratio (roughly one project per developer) means no single name dominates the pipeline. Danube Properties has two active projects, Aspirz by Danube and Sportz by Danube, making them the most visible repeat player. Other names present include Prestige One Developments, Samana Developers, Azizi Developments, Binghatti Developers, MAG Property Development, and Condor Group, among others.
For a buyer thinking about resale, this fragmentation cuts both ways. You won't find the brand-consistency assurance of a single master developer, but you also won't find the concentration risk that comes when one developer's financial position shapes the entire district's trajectory. Each project stands largely on its own fundamentals.
Handover Timing
The earliest completion in the current pool dates to December 2023, meaning several projects have likely already been handed over. Buyers should verify the current status of any project with a 2023 or 2024 completion date directly, as what was listed as off-plan may now be ready or near-ready inventory.
The far end of the window runs to December 2028, giving buyers entering now a maximum wait of just under three years for the latest projects in the pipeline.
Entry Point and Payment Structure
A minimum down payment of 10% applies across current projects, a relatively accessible entry point by Dubai off-plan standards. 8 of the 26 projects (roughly 31%) include post-handover payment plans. Post-handover plans spread the remaining balance after keys are handed over, reducing cash flow pressure during and immediately following the construction period. For investors holding while waiting for a tenant, that structure can improve early-stage returns in a meaningful way.
Who the Amenity Stack Suggests
The most common amenities across Dubai Sports City projects include gymnasiums, children's play areas, landscaped gardens, shared pools, and barbecue areas. That combination points to a resident profile that leans family and active. CCTV security and dedicated security features appear consistently across the project stack, reflecting both community scale and buyer expectations at this price point.
This is not a spa-and-infinity-pool district. The amenity pattern is functional and family-oriented, which fits squarely with a AED 719K median and a pipeline built primarily around apartments.









