Off-plan projects in Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), Dubai

Off-plan prices in Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), Dubai currently start from $1.3M, with 3 active projects on the market. Each listing shows the developer's starting price and payment plan.

Active developers in Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), Dubai include H&H and Meraas. All projects are sold directly at developer prices, with no agency markup.

Current launches in Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), Dubai have handover dates between 2027 and 2030. The exact quarter and construction status are shown on each project page.

Yes. Buyers of any nationality can own property outright in the UAE's freehold areas, and nearly all new off-plan developments sit inside them. Purchasing does not require a residency visa.

Yes. Property purchases totalling AED 2 million (about $545K) qualify for the UAE's 10-year renewable Golden Visa, and off-plan units from government-approved developers count — several properties can be combined to reach the threshold. Since 2026 the payment schedule no longer matters, only the total purchase value. Any buyer aged 18 or over can apply in their own name, which makes the route popular with young professionals and content creators, and the visa extends to spouses and children. Requirements are set by the UAE authorities and may change — we confirm the current conditions for your specific project.

Yes — buying from abroad is routine. Reservation, paperwork and payments are usually handled online or through a power of attorney, so a trip to the UAE is not required. Most of our clients from the US and Europe complete the purchase without flying in.

Off-plan pricing is spread across construction: a 10–20% booking deposit, instalments tied to build milestones, and a final balance at or after handover. Post-handover plans of several years are increasingly common. The specific plan for every project is shown on its page.