Projects in Living Legends

Living Legends, Dubai: A Gated Community Where the Price Range Tells Two Different Stories

Living Legends is a low-density, master-planned district in Dubai, developed around a golf course and positioned away from the city's denser residential corridors. The community has a defined character: large plots, greenery, and the kind of space that attracts buyers who want separation from apartment-heavy neighbourhoods. Within that setting, new project activity is currently concentrated, with a small number of developments spread across sub-areas including D Villas and Maya Townhouse.

A Price Gap Worth Understanding

The median asking price across current projects sits at AED 3,846,325, which is the most useful single number for a buyer trying to calibrate entry. The floor, however, is AED 850,066, and the ceiling reaches AED 9,000,000. That is a spread of more than ten times, and it reflects genuine product diversity rather than market noise.

The two apartment projects account for the lower end of that range. Townhouse and villa formats push the upper band significantly higher. Buyers at the median are likely looking at mid-tier villas or larger townhouse configurations. Anyone anchoring to the minimum price should understand they are likely entering the apartment segment, which sits somewhat outside the dominant character of what Living Legends has historically attracted.

Villa and townhouse buyers here are typically owner-occupiers or investors targeting long-lease tenants who want space and a community feel. The apartment projects broaden the buyer pool and lower the entry point, but they represent a minority of current supply.

Four developers are active across these projects: Amer Alghurair Development, Al Andalusia Group, Darglobal, and Dawn Real Estate Development. With four names across five projects, each developer is essentially running an independent product. There is no single dominant master developer setting a consistent specification or managing a phased rollout. For buyers thinking about resale, that fragmentation means build quality and handover execution will vary project to project, and comparables will be harder to find within the community itself.

On timing, the earliest completion is dated September 2024, meaning at least one project may already be handed over or close to complete. Buyers should verify directly whether units are still available off-plan or whether they are purchasing in the secondary market. The far end of the delivery window runs to December 2029, so buyers entering the later projects are committing to a multi-year wait.

The amenity mix across these projects covers an indoor swimming pool, an infinity pool, a gymnasium, landscaped gardens, a children's play area, a barbecue area, CCTV security, dining in-building, and direct beach access. The combination of family-facing facilities with security infrastructure and premium features like beach access and an infinity pool points toward a resident profile of families and longer-term occupants rather than short-stay or investor-led buyers. The inclusion of direct beach access is notable for an inland-positioned community and likely applies to specific projects rather than the whole district.