Set around a man-made lake off Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, off-plan projects in Dubai Production City (DPC) are apartment buildings infilling a quarter that already has residents. The free zone behind the name was created for print, packaging and media production, but the housing serves anyone working along that corridor. Jumeirah Village Triangle, Motor City and Dubai Studio City all sit next door. The current lineup is below, sortable by budget and delivery year.
5 off-plan projects are available in Dubai Production City (DPC), Dubai, with prices starting from $200K. Developers include Fakhruddin Properties, Meraki Developers and Samana Developers, plus 1 more company building in the area. Handover dates range from 2026 to 2028, with flexible payment plans on most launches.
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USD 463 437Which of these is the right buy?
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Dubai Production City (DPC) 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 all 5 off-plan projects in Dubai Production City (DPC) currently listed on this page. Project locations come from developer materials and open sources, so some pins may be approximate.
Off-plan projects in Dubai Production City are apartments, in mid-rise blocks rather than towers, and most of them stand within sight of the lake at the centre of the district. That is the shape of the residential quarter here: a ring of buildings around water, with the working half of the free zone, print works, packaging plants and media studios, laid out separately behind it.
The zone was set up for media production, which is where the name comes from, and it carried a residential component from the beginning rather than acquiring one later. So the new plots are surrounded by finished towers from the previous decade, along with the shops and schools that came with them. Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road forms one boundary, Dubai Studio City is immediately next door, and Jumeirah Village Triangle, Arjan and Motor City are all minutes away. No metro station serves the district, so residents drive, though the position on that highway puts most of the city within half an hour.
The pipeline itself is small: a few active launches, starting at about $200K and reaching a little past $500K at the upper end, with handover dates between 2026 and 2028. A handful of developers are behind them, among them Samana Developers, Fakhruddin Properties and Meraki Developers. Deposits are heavier here than the Dubai norm, with several projects asking a fifth to a quarter of the price on booking, followed by instalments through construction and the balance at handover.
Buyers are mostly mid-market investors: a low entry price, tenants who stay for years, and rents held down by the volume of finished stock nearby rather than by anything wrong with the address. End-users tend to be families who want a lake-facing flat and a school run measured in minutes. Gorilla Real Estate’s specialists can set these launches against the completed towers beside them, which is the quickest way to see whether a new build here is priced fairly. Off-plan properties for sale in Dubai Production City are listed above with prices and delivery dates.
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