Binghatti Moonlight by Binghatti

Binghatti Moonlight is a mixed-use tower by Binghatti in Al Jaddaf, Dubai, combining 236 residential units in one, two and three bedroom layouts with office units and ground-floor retail. Binghatti describes the design around crystalline glass facades, floor-to-ceiling windows and an open framework at the top of the tower that is lit at night. The project is currently under construction.

Binghatti Moonlight is in Al Jaddaf, between Dubai Creek and Business Bay, in the area the developer calls Al Jaddaf Waterfront. On the developer's brochure figures it is about 8 minutes by car from Business Bay and Dubai International Airport, about 10 minutes from Burj Khalifa, The Dubai Mall and the Museum of the Future, and within about 5 to 10 minutes of schools, hospitals and malls.

Binghatti Moonlight offers office units of 735 sq ft (68 sq m), 1 bedroom apartments from 746 sq ft (69 sq m), 2 bedroom apartments of 1,019 sq ft (95 sq m), and 3 bedroom apartments from 1,647 sq ft (153 sq m). The exact area of each individual unit is confirmed in its sales and purchase agreement.

Residential prices start from AED 1.52M ≈ USD 414K for a 1 bedroom apartment. 2 bedroom apartments are listed at AED 2.12M ≈ USD 576K, 3 bedroom apartments at AED 3.00M ≈ USD 817K, and office units at AED 2.17M ≈ USD 592K. Pricing is set by the developer release by release, so the figure for a specific unit depends on its floor, view and what remains available at the time.

The original handover target for Binghatti Moonlight was Q2 2026, and that target has now passed while the tower remains under construction. No revised date is stated here: buyers should confirm the current expected completion date with Binghatti and check the project record on Dubai REST before committing. Progress against RERA inspection data is tracked in the Binghatti Moonlight construction updates guide.

The plan is 20% on booking, 50% during construction and 30% on handover, so 70% of the price is paid before handover. The 4% DLD registration fee is paid at the booking stage alongside the first 20%. Because construction is under way, buyers entering now may be asked to settle construction instalments already called at signing, per the developer's current terms.

The main cost on top of the price is the 4% DLD registration fee, paid to the Dubai Land Department when the purchase is registered at booking. Any further charges are listed in the reservation form and the sales and purchase agreement, which should be checked line by line before signing. My advisory service adds no fee, because the commission is paid by the developer.

The rooftop holds an infinity swimming pool with seating areas and a common gym for male and female residents. The first floor has dedicated office amenities with seating, and the building includes retail shops, parking, smart home features, 24/7 security and surveillance systems, a double-height marble reception lobby, and a pet-friendly environment with access to parks and recreational areas.

The 10-year UAE Golden Visa for property investors starts at a property value of AED 2M ≈ USD 545K. At Binghatti Moonlight, the 2 bedroom apartments (AED 2.12M) and 3 bedroom apartments (AED 3.00M) meet that threshold on price, while 1 bedroom apartments at AED 1.52M fall below it. Office units at AED 2.17M are above the value on price, but whether a commercial unit qualifies must be confirmed with the ICP and the Dubai Land Department. Approval is never automatic; the Binghatti Moonlight Golden Visa guide covers the eligibility steps in detail.

Yes. Binghatti Moonlight is a freehold project open to buyers of all nationalities, so non-residents can hold full ownership of their unit, registered with the Dubai Land Department.

Off-plan instalments at Binghatti Moonlight are paid into the project's DLD-registered escrow account with Dubai Islamic Bank and released to the developer only against verified construction progress, a framework regulated by the Dubai Land Department. The account mechanics are explained in the Binghatti Moonlight escrow account guide.

Yes. The full process, from reservation and SPA signing to Oqood registration with the Dubai Land Department, can be completed remotely, and I manage it end to end with the developer on your behalf. Each stage of a remote purchase is documented in my Dubai real estate guide library.