Off-plan projects in Al Jaddaf 1/2 sit on the western bank of Dubai Creek, near Dubai Healthcare City, Culture Village and a Metro station linking the area to Downtown Dubai. Al Jaddaf 1 and Al Jaddaf 2 combine into one address built up almost entirely with residential towers rather than villas or townhouses. That format suits professionals and families after a central base rather than a resort-style setting. Compare the current lineup below and filter by budget or handover year.
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Al Jaddaf 1/2 is an apartment-led market: every current off-plan launch here is a residential tower or complex, typically with stronger rental demand and lower entry prices.
The map shows the 2 off-plan projects listed on this page — 14 projects in Al Jaddaf 1/2 in total; use the pages and filters above to see the rest. Project locations come from developer materials and open sources, so some pins may be approximate.
Off-plan projects in Al Jaddaf 1/2 add up to a compact pipeline of around a dozen launches, with entry prices from around $200K and handover dates spread from 2025 to 2028, among the more affordable entry points on Dubai’s off-plan map.
Al Jaddaf 1/2 groups two adjoining pockets on the western bank of Dubai Creek, an area built up around Dubai Healthcare City, Culture Village and the dry docks that once gave the district its name. A Green Line Metro station runs straight through the area, putting Downtown Dubai and Business Bay within easy reach, while Bur Dubai’s older streets sit just across the water.
Every project here is an apartment building or residential tower, from studios up to two-bedroom layouts, since the district’s creek-side plots were built up for that format rather than for standalone villas or a townhouse community. A handful of developers are active in the area, among them AJ Gargash Real Estate Development, Azizi Developments and Binghatti. Payment plans follow the standard off-plan pattern: a booking deposit typically between 10% and 20%, staged instalments tied to construction progress, and a closing balance due at or near handover, with the schedule set individually by each developer.
The address suits two kinds of buyer well: professionals and students who work at the nearby hospitals and colleges and want a short commute, and investors drawn to steady, non-seasonal rental demand rather than a tourist-driven one. If you’re weighing that kind of everyday rental income against a more central address, Gorilla Real Estate’s specialists track these launches closely and can help match a project to the right budget and timeline. Browse the projects above, or narrow the list by price and handover year to find the best fit.
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