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AED 25M
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AED 125M
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AED 44.8M
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AED 112.1M
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AED 2.1M
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AED 1.3M
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AED 44.8M
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AED 68M
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Seven Developers, One Archipelago: New Projects in The World Islands
The World Islands is a district within Dubai made up of individual islands, with development underway across sub-areas that include Amali Island, Germany Island, Sweden, The Heart of Europe, and Zuha Island Villas. Buyers here are choosing between distinct island addresses rather than units within a single connected neighbourhood. 13 projects are currently listed across the archipelago.
Where AED 44.75M Is the Median
Pricing runs from AED 1,257,898 at the low end to AED 125,000,000 at the high. The median of AED 44,750,000 is the more useful figure: it marks roughly the midpoint of what is currently on offer, and it positions this as a high-commitment district even at the centre of the range. That spread from floor to ceiling is close to 100x, which reflects two distinct product types rather than a single market with natural variance. Villas account for 6 projects and serve buyers looking for a standalone island property. Apartments account for 5 projects and bring the entry price down to a level accessible to buyers who want an island address but cannot reach the villa price bracket.
Seven Developers, No District-Wide Brand
7 developers are active across these 13 projects: The Heart of Europe, Amali Properties, Avenew Properties, Buddha Bar Real Estate Development, Nami Island Development, Samana Developers, and Zaya. No single developer controls enough of the supply to anchor a consistent quality or resale story across the district. For buyers thinking about liquidity, that fragmentation matters: secondary demand on any given island will reflect that specific developer's finished product and track record, not a broader district brand. Each project warrants independent assessment.
June 2024 to December 2030: The Full Delivery Window
The earliest listed completion date is June 2024, and some of these projects may already be delivered. Confirm current handover status directly before acting on any published timeline. The off-plan window extends to December 2030 at the far end. There are no post-handover payment plans among the current listings. The minimum down payment stands at 5%, a low entry threshold by Dubai off-plan standards, though at the median price the AED figure behind that percentage is still substantial.
Beach Access and Island Security: What the Amenities Signal
The amenities across these projects point consistently toward resort-style living: beach access, water views, restaurants, and barbecue areas feature alongside indoor pools and gymnasiums. That combination suggests residents here are prioritising leisure over urban convenience. CCTV and dedicated security services rank among the top amenities as well, consistent with gated island communities where managed access is standard. Children's play areas appear alongside the resort-oriented facilities, which adds a family dimension and suggests these developments are intended for use beyond short stays.