Projects in Elie Saab

A Branded Villa Enclave Within Arabian Ranches 3

Elie Saab sits inside Arabian Ranches 3 as a branded residential enclave, one of the more defined pockets within that broader master-planned community. The area has a clear identity: villas only, developed by Emaar Properties, with completion dates that put buyers either at the door of handover or already past it.

With just two projects listed, buyer choice here is deliberately narrow. That is not a limitation of the market so much as a function of how the enclave was conceived. You are not picking between ten developers or five property types. You are deciding whether this specific product, in this specific location, fits your brief.

Pricing and What It Signals

The median sits at AED 4,735,888, with the range running from AED 4,650,888 up to AED 6,110,888. That upper end is roughly 31% above the median, which suggests the two projects offer meaningfully different villa configurations rather than near-identical products. Both projects are villas, so the spread likely reflects differences in size or plot positioning rather than property type. The data does not specify further, and you should verify unit-level details directly.

A minimum down payment of 12% applies, which sits slightly above the floor you see on some off-plan launches in Dubai but is still a manageable entry point for a purchase at this price level.

One of the two projects carries a post-handover payment plan. For buyers managing cash flow across a villa purchase in the AED 4.6 million to AED 6.1 million range, that structure can ease the transition between construction payments and mortgage or rental income.

Timing and Amenities

Both projects complete within 2025, with the earliest handover in September 2025 and the latest in December 2025. Given the data was last updated in December 2025, buyers should confirm the current handover status directly with Emaar, as one or both projects may already be complete.

The amenity profile is anchored by CCTV security, a shared pool, gymnasium, and children's play area, with barbecue areas and balconies rounding out the picture. That combination points clearly toward family occupants: the security infrastructure and children's facilities are the dominant signals, not resort-style amenities. Restaurants are listed, suggesting some retail or dining provision within the broader Arabian Ranches 3 masterplan rather than private villa-only facilities.

The sub-area Elie Saab 2 falls within this same enclave and may carry additional listings worth checking if your search extends beyond the two projects currently active here.