Dubai Land Residence Complex Properties for Sale

Every project on this page is by Imtiaz Developments: nine residential buildings offering studio to 3 bedroom apartments, plus office units in the lower floors of Cove Boulevard. Kore, Cove Edition, Cove Edition 2, Cove Edition 3 and Cove Grand are listed by the developer as fully furnished, while The Archive, Cove, Le Blanc and Cove Boulevard cover studios up to 3 bedroom layouts in single towers or connected wings.

Dubai Land Residence Complex sits inside Wadi Al Safa 5 in Dubailand, along Dubai-Al Ain Road (E66) with Emirates Road (E611) running alongside. Dubai Academic City and Dubai Silicon Oasis are about 5 to 10 minutes away by car, Downtown Dubai about 23 minutes, Dubai International Airport 25 to 35 minutes, Palm Jumeirah about 32 minutes, and Al Maktoum International Airport about 36 minutes.

Not yet. No metro station serves the community today. The Blue Line, which names stations at Dubai Silicon Oasis, International City and Academic City, has a target opening of 9 September 2029. Until then, access is by road via Dubai-Al Ain Road and Emirates Road.

Dubai Holding is the master developer. Its subsidiary Dubai Properties is responsible for the Dubailand masterplan, and Dubai Holding Community Management runs day-to-day operations. Private developers build the individual towers, and all nine projects on this page are by Imtiaz Developments.

Cove by Imtiaz has the lowest entry on this page, with studios from AED 590K ≈ USD 161K. The other eight towers start between AED 625K ≈ USD 170K at Cove Edition 2 and AED 718K ≈ USD 196K at Cove Boulevard. The most accessible 3 bedroom apartments start from AED 1.795M ≈ USD 489K at Le Blanc. Prices within each unit type vary by size and floor.

Every plan here is date-based and opens with 20% plus the 4% DLD fee on booking. The Archive runs a single 50/50 plan. Kore, Cove Edition, Cove Edition 2, Cove Edition 3 and Cove Grand start from 50/50 with a second option that moves part of the balance after handover, while Cove, Le Blanc and Cove Boulevard start from 60/40 with a post-handover or 70/30 alternative. On the earlier launches several dated instalments have already fallen due, and a buyer entering now settles them at signing under the developer's current terms.

Cove Edition, Cove Edition 2 and Cove Edition 3 are scheduled for handover in Q4 2026, Cove in Q1 2027, Cove Grand in Q4 2027, Le Blanc and Cove Boulevard in Q2 2028, The Archive in Q3 2028, and Kore in Q4 2028. The binding date for each unit is the one stated in its SPA.

Yes. Dubai Land Residence Complex is a freehold community, and each of the nine project pages lists ownership as freehold and open to all nationalities.

The main cost is the 4% DLD registration fee, collected with the booking payment on every plan here, plus minor administrative charges, and Dubai levies no annual property tax. Service charges are set per building and approved by the Dubai Land Department; Skycourts Tower D, for example, is charged AED 11.60 per sq ft per year, and newer towers typically sit higher.

Nothing. The commission is paid by the developer, and you pay the same official Imtiaz Developments price as buying directly, with independent guidance included.

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

All off plan payments are made to the project's DLD-registered escrow account and released to the developer only against verified construction progress, a framework regulated by the Dubai Land Department.