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Parkside Views at Dubai Hills Estate Escrow Account

One Account, Verified, Before Any Money Moves

The registered escrow account behind Emaar's Parkside Views building, read straight from the Dubai Land Department record, so that the account you pay into is the one the regulator actually supervises and not the one an email tells you about.

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Emirates NBD Bank (P.J.S.C.)Escrow Bank
2728DLD Project Number
FinishedProject Status
Emaar PropertiesDeveloper

Official Account Details

Parkside Views at Dubai Hills Estate Escrow Account at a Glance

Payments toward a residence at Parkside Views belong in one place: a single project trust account held at Emirates NBD, opened against this project number and supervised by the Dubai Land Department. It is not a company account, it is not an agency account, and no part of it can be moved on the developer's say-so alone. The details below are the ones recorded in Dubai REST, and the practical advice I give every client is to save the account number somewhere you control before anyone sends you a payment instruction.

Escrow Account Number
0204*****6126

Masked for security. Tap Show to reveal the full number, or Copy to copy it directly. Last checked against Dubai REST after the 5 May 2026 inspection

Escrow Bank

Emirates NBD Bank (P.J.S.C.)

DLD Project Number

2728

Project Status

Finished

Developer

Emaar Properties

Registered with DLD

28 July 2023

Construction Started

21 November 2023

Where the Project Stands

Registration and Escrow Status

Parkside Views entered the Dubai Land Department register on 28 July 2023 as project number 2728, and the Emirates NBD trust account was opened as part of that registration, ahead of construction starting on 21 November 2023. The order of those events is the whole point of the system: the account existed before the first buyer instalment did, which means no payment made toward this building has ever sat outside regulatory supervision. For a family committing savings that matters emotionally; for an investor it means the project's cash has been externally policed for its entire life. The most recent inspection, dated 5 May 2026, certifies construction at 100 percent, up from 94.08 percent at the inspection before it. The inspector's notes record the building completion certificate received on 20 April 2026, civil defence clearance on 3 April 2026 and the LPG clearance on 6 May 2026, water and electricity meters fixed, and snagging and deep cleaning works progressing on site. In the Dubai REST record the project status now reads Finished. Certified completion and handover are two separate milestones, and the space between them is where most of the remaining buyer anxiety lives. The structure, envelope, mechanical and electrical works and internal finishes are signed off; what follows is commissioning, snagging, unit-by-unit handover appointments and title formalities, with September 2027 the handover date on this project. That changes the escrow question completely. Nobody buying here needs to ask whether the building gets built. The live questions are how cleanly the last tranche of releases is closed out against a fully certified file, and how the retention held back after completion is used to force defect repairs before you accept keys.

Looking for the month by month progress? Inspection results and milestone history live on the construction updates page.

Do It Yourself in 2 Minutes

Verify Parkside Views at Dubai Hills Estate's Escrow Account Independently

Please do not take this page on trust, and do not take a sales office on trust either. The register is public, and checking it yourself is the single habit that makes payment fraud almost impossible to land on you.

Open Dubai REST

In the Dubai REST app, open Services and then Project Status.

Find the Project

Search project number 2728 or "Parkside Views".

Match the Details

Open the Escrow Account panel, then set the bank name and account number beside this page and your signed SPA before any transfer leaves your side.

Before You Transfer

Read the account number on your payment instruction against the Escrow Account panel in Dubai REST digit by digit, then read the same number against the escrow details written into your Sales and Purchase Agreement. Confirm the amount being asked for and the milestone it is being collected against. If a single character is different, hold the transfer and message me first.

I verify these details against Dubai REST before publishing and after each new inspection. If anything on this page ever differs from what you see in the app, trust the app and tell me.

Before You Transfer

  • Match the account number on your payment instruction to the Escrow Account panel in Dubai REST.
  • Match the same number to the escrow details in your Sales and Purchase Agreement.
  • Confirm the amount and the construction milestone it corresponds to.
  • If anything differs, even by one digit, stop and message me before sending.
Walk Me Through Verification

Your Money, Step by Step

How Parkside Views at Dubai Hills Estate's Payment Plan Meets the Escrow Account

Parkside Views sells on a 10/70/20 plan: 10 percent on booking, 70 percent in instalments across the construction period, and 20 percent on handover. Your dates are fixed in the Sales and Purchase Agreement, but a payment schedule only describes when money leaves your account. What it never explains is the control on the other side: the bank releases nothing to the developer on request, only against progress certified by Dubai Land Department inspection, of the kind recorded on 5 May 2026.

Booking and SPA: 10%

Your first payment enters the escrow account as your unit is registered under Oqood. For buyers already in the project this stage is long closed, and all of it passed through supervision.

Construction Instalments: 70%

These accumulate in escrow and reach the developer only as each certified stage is signed off. With progress certified at 100 percent, this stage has been released against completed and audited works.

Handover: 20%

The closing 20 percent falls due when your residence is delivered, expected September 2027. A retention also stays inside escrow after completion to fund defect repairs.

The retention held in escrow after completion pairs with an independent handover snagging inspection: it gives the developer a financial reason to fix what your inspection finds.

Delivery History

Emaar Properties's Escrow Track Record in Dubai Hills Estate

A single project tells you almost nothing about a developer. What tells you something is the queue of buildings behind it that already reached handover under the same rules. Emaar runs every Dubai project on its own registered escrow account and the same inspection regime that governs this one, and these are among the most recent handovers it has completed across the city:

  • Creek Palace, Dubai Creek HarbourDelivered Mar 2026
  • Seagate, Rashid Yachts & MarinaDelivered Sep 2025
  • June, Arabian Ranches 3Delivered Jun 2025
  • Bliss, Arabian Ranches 3Delivered Nov 2024

None of those sits in Dubai Hills Estate, and that is deliberate. The question a buyer here actually needs answered is not which community is furthest along, it is whether this developer takes projects through the escrow and inspection cycle to a completed handover, repeatedly, across very different product types and locations. Apartments on the creek, a marina district address and family villas in the Ranches were each funded through their own trust account, released against certified milestones, and handed to owners. For an investor judging exit timing or an end user weighing how firm September 2027 feels, that record is more useful than any assurance from a sales desk. Company history and landmark projects are covered on the Emaar developer profile.

Insights

Project Insights for Parkside Views at Dubai Hills Estate Buyers

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This page: the Emirates NBD account details, the verification routine, and how payments stay protected.

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Construction Updates

The inspection record behind every escrow release, including the 5 May 2026 report certifying 100 percent.

Construction Updates
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Golden Visa

Entry pricing here clears the AED 2 million threshold: how a qualifying purchase supports 10-year residency.

Golden Visa
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Snagging Inspection

The retention held in escrow after completion works alongside an independent defect inspection at handover.

Snagging Inspection

The Project

Explore the Parkside Views at Dubai Hills Estate Project

An escrow account protects payments toward a specific asset, and the quality of that asset carries the other half of the decision. The full project guide sets out what those protected instalments are buying: the residence formats, the pricing, the amenities, and the position beside Dubai Hills Park.

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Parkside Views Project Guide

Prices from AED 2.28M (approx USD 619,000), 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments plus 3 bedroom duplexes and townhouses, the 10/70/20 plan, amenities, and the full case for the 389-residence building your escrow payments have funded.

View the Parkside Views at Dubai Hills Estate Project Guide

Structure

Explore Dubai Hills Estate Structure

This account protects money going into one building inside a masterplan that keeps expanding around it. Reading the community, the wider inventory and the developer behind both is how you judge what your protected payments are actually buying into.

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Dubai Hills Estate Properties for Sale

Compare the Emaar projects for sale in this community, with current prices, payment plans and handover dates.

See Dubai Hills Estate Properties for Sale
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Dubai Hills Estate Community Overview

Read the Dubai Hills Estate guide: 2,700 acres of parks, an 18-hole championship golf course and Dubai Hills Mall.

Explore the Dubai Hills Estate Community
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Emaar Properties Developer Profile

Explore Emaar the developer behind Burj Khalifa, Downtown Dubai and more than twenty master communities.

View the Emaar Properties Developer Profile

FAQs

Parkside Views at Dubai Hills Estate Escrow Account Frequently Asked Questions

Emirates NBD Bank (P.J.S.C.) holds the escrow account for Parkside Views, account number 0204*****6126 (shown in full in the Escrow Details section above), opened under DLD project number 2728 when the project was registered with the Dubai Land Department on 28 July 2023.

Parkside Views sells on a 10/70/20 plan: 10 percent on booking, 70 percent in instalments during construction and 20 percent on handover. Each of those payments is made into the escrow account rather than to the developer directly, and the bank releases funds only against construction certified by Dubai Land Department inspection. The final 20 percent falls due at handover, expected in September 2027.

The inspection dated 5 May 2026 certified construction at 100 percent, up from 94.08 percent at the previous inspection, and the Dubai REST project status reads Finished. The building completion certificate was received on 20 April 2026, civil defence clearance on 3 April 2026, and snagging and deep cleaning works were progressing on site at the time of inspection. Month by month detail is tracked on the Parkside Views construction updates page.

Yes. The protection does not lapse. Funds remain inside the escrow account and are released only against certified progress, whatever the calendar does. With construction certified at 100 percent there is little left to release, so the balance that matters most is the retention held after completion, which stays in escrow to cover defect rectification. Escrow protects capital while a project completes; it does not itself pay compensation for a delay, and those terms sit in the Sales and Purchase Agreement.

No. Every payment for Parkside Views goes into the DLD-registered escrow account 0204*****6126 at Emirates NBD (the full number sits in the Escrow Details section above), exactly as recorded in the Sales and Purchase Agreement. A request to send funds to a personal account, an agent's account or an alternative company account, particularly one paired with a discount for paying outside the escrow, is the standard shape of payment diversion fraud however official the paperwork appears. Any such request should be checked against the escrow account registered in Dubai REST and the details in the Sales and Purchase Agreement before any funds move.

Where the Dubai Land Department cancels a registered project, RERA takes control of the escrow account and buyer refunds are handled out of the protected balance under Dubai Land Department supervision. That is exactly why the registered account is the only acceptable destination for a payment: anything sent elsewhere never enters the protection in the first place. With construction certified at 100 percent and the status recorded as Finished, cancellation is not a live risk for Parkside Views, but the mechanism exists either way. The wider framework is explained in the Dubai Land Department guide.

Not directly. The escrow account holds buyer payments and releases them against certified construction, and a retention is held back after completion so that rectification work has funding standing behind it. The defects themselves are identified by inspection at handover and repaired by the developer under the warranty periods set out in the Sales and Purchase Agreement. Independent inspection for this project is covered on the Parkside Views snagging inspection page.

Dubai Hills Estate L.L.C, developer number 984, is the Emaar development entity registered against project number 2728, and it is the name shown in the Dubai REST record and on the inspection reports. Emaar is the developer brand behind the project, while the registered entity is the legal vehicle holding the project registration and the escrow account. Both refer to the same development.

Yes, Parkside Views at Dubai Hills Estate is a freehold project, open to all nationalities.

Parkside Views starts from AED 2.28 million (approx USD 619,000), which sits above the AED 2 million property investment threshold for the 10-year Golden Visa. The full requirements and application timing are covered in the Parkside Views Golden Visa guide.

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