Projects in Grand Polo Club and Resort

Polo Fields and Off-Plan Villas: New Projects in Grand Polo Club and Resort

Grand Polo Club and Resort sits within Dubai Investment Park (DIP), a low-density residential community built around equestrian and golf infrastructure. The subdistrict has 12 projects spread across named sub-communities including Chevalia Estate, Equiterra, Montura, Selvara, and their subsequent phases, all developed within the same master-planned framework.

Pricing in a Villa-Dominated Market

The median price here is AED 6,310,000, the most reliable reference point for buyers orienting to this market. The range runs from AED 3,500,000 at the low end to AED 10,030,000 at the top, a spread of nearly three times the entry price. That gap reflects differences in villa scale and positioning across sub-communities, not a mix of fundamentally different product types. Villas lead the inventory across 10 of the area's projects, with 3 projects offering townhouses. The townhouse options suit buyers who want access to the community infrastructure without committing to a full villa footprint. The villa-heavy composition signals that the area targets buyers looking for stand-alone living on generous plots.

A Single Developer Behind the Whole Community

Every project in Grand Polo Club and Resort comes from Emaar Properties. One developer building 12 projects across multiple named phases is a clear signal of a master-planned rollout rather than an open-market subdistrict. For buyers, that has practical implications: infrastructure, landscaping, and communal standards will be consistent across all sub-communities. Resale will depend on Emaar's overall positioning and the community's absorption pace rather than on comparing multiple builders with differing track records.

Handover Window and Entry Costs

All projects here are off-plan, with completions due between April 2029 and August 2029. The four-month handover window is tight, meaning a significant volume of supply across the subdistrict enters the market at roughly the same time. A minimum down payment of 10% is required to enter, which is at the lower end of what Dubai off-plan typically demands. No projects offer post-handover payment plans, so buyers should expect payment milestones to complete around handover.

What the Amenities Say About the Buyer Profile

The defining amenities here are the polo and equestrian facilities, golf course, and golf club and clubhouse. This is not a generic villa community that happens to have a gym and a pool. The leisure infrastructure is oriented toward buyers who want an active, outdoor lifestyle with space and greenery as daily features. Landscaped gardens and barbecue areas reinforce that outdoor-living priority. CCTV security and a gymnasium round out the standard residential offering, but the equestrian and golf components are what position Grand Polo Club and Resort as a distinct residential concept within DIP.