Projects in The Crescent

Where Palm Jumeirah Meets Open Water: New Projects on The Crescent

The Crescent runs along the outer arc of Palm Jumeirah, a continuous seafront strip that faces the open Arabian Gulf. It sits apart from the Palm's fronds and trunk, quieter in character, more exposed to the water, and priced accordingly. With 12 projects currently listed across names like ELA Residences, Orla by Omniyat, Six Senses Residences, and SLS Residences the Palm, this subdistrict holds a significant concentration of Dubai's top-tier residential supply within a single arc of coastline.

AED 19.6M at the Midpoint

The median asking price across The Crescent is AED 19,607,914. Entry starts at AED 4,299,606 and the top of the range reaches AED 100,000,000, a spread driven by the mix of property types, from standard apartments at the floor to penthouses and standalone villas at the ceiling. When a range this wide exists, the median is the number that tells you where most of the market sits.

Apartments Lead, Villas Cap the Range

Apartments account for the largest share and represent the lowest entry point on this address. Duplexes appear almost as often, drawing buyers who want internal volume and height over a single-level layout. Penthouses appear across 5 projects and typically attract buyers making a deliberate commitment to the address as a primary residence or a high-value long-hold unit. The 3 villa projects are the rarest format here, and prices in that category account for much of the upper range.

Nine Developers Across Twelve Projects

9 developers spread across 12 projects makes this a fragmented market. Omniyat Group, Ellington, AHS Properties, Alpago Properties, Amali Properties, Pinnacle AKS Real Estate Development, Roya Lifestyle Development, Select Group, and Taraf Properties each operate independently, with no single dominant name setting a benchmark for the subdistrict as a whole. A buyer comparing two units at similar prices should assess each developer's delivery history on its own terms rather than assuming consistency across the arc.

Handover Window: Some Projects Already Past Completion

The earliest recorded completion date is September 2024, which means some projects may already be complete or handed over. Buyers interested in those should confirm occupancy status directly with the developer or agent. The off-plan window extends to March 2028, so buyers entering now are looking at a wait of just over two years for the latest projects.

5% Down, Standard Instalment Schedule

A 5% minimum down payment is available, which is a low entry point by Dubai off-plan standards. None of the 12 projects offer post-handover payment plans. Buyers should plan for a standard construction-linked schedule with the full balance due on completion.

Built for Residents, Not Just Buyers

A shared spa, indoor swimming pool, restaurants, and children's play areas appear as common threads across the listings. That combination of wellness and family-oriented facilities points to buildings that attract year-round residents as much as investment buyers. At the price points on offer here, the profile skews toward owner-occupiers and long-hold buyers who intend to use what they pay for.