Projects in Al Haseen Residences

Apartments in Dubai Industrial City: New Projects in Al Haseen Residences

Al Haseen Residences is a small residential pocket within Dubai Industrial City, a district that has been quietly adding housing supply as its workforce and commercial base expand. With two projects currently listed, both apartments, buyer choice here is narrow by design. This is not a subdistrict with competing visions of what it wants to be. It has a clear profile: practical, accessible residential development aimed at a specific segment of the market.

Both projects are delivered by Dugasta, which means construction approach and finish standards are consistent across the two options. For a buyer weighing resale potential or rental yield, that consistency cuts both ways. There is no developer competition to drive differentiation, but there is also no uncertainty about who is responsible for delivery.

What the Numbers Say

The median price sits at AED 522,832, which is close to the floor. The minimum entry point is AED 477,165, and the ceiling reaches AED 1,671,575. That upper figure is worth pausing on. A spread of that size across only two apartment projects suggests meaningful variation in unit size or floor position within the buildings, though the data does not specify which. Most buyers here will be operating at the lower end of that range, with the median confirming that the bulk of inventory prices closer to AED 477K than to the top.

A 10% down payment is the minimum entry requirement, which is a low threshold by Dubai off-plan standards. One of the two projects includes a post-handover payment plan, giving buyers on that scheme the ability to continue payments after receiving keys rather than completing the balance at handover. That structure reduces the immediate capital burden and can make rental income partially offset ongoing instalments.

On timing, the earlier of the two projects targets completion in May 2026, with the second reaching handover by March 2027. Given the May 2026 date is approaching, buyers should confirm current construction status directly, as that project may be near or at handover.

The amenity mix, including CCTV security, a gymnasium, indoor swimming pool, children's play area, and barbecue area, points toward a resident profile of young families and working professionals who want functional building facilities without the premium pricing of more established residential districts. The inclusion of restaurants within the development suggests the project is positioned as a self-contained living environment, which makes sense given Dubai Industrial City's location away from the established retail corridors of central Dubai.