Projects in The Oasis by Emaar

A Unified Villa District Taking Shape in Dubai: New Projects in The Oasis by Emaar

The Oasis by Emaar is a large-scale master-planned community within Dubai, developed entirely by Emaar Properties. Every project listed here is a villa release, and the entire development carries the consistency that comes from a single developer working to one master plan across a defined geography. For buyers who want coherence in infrastructure, landscaping, and long-term community management, that concentration matters.

Where AED 13.3M Sits in a Wide Price Band

The median asking price across current listings is AED 13,315,000, which gives a practical anchor for most buyers entering this market. The range itself is significant: prices start at AED 9,180,000 and reach AED 57,000,000 at the top. That spread, spanning more than six times the entry price, reflects the breadth of villa configurations within the community rather than variation between different developers or property types. At the lower end, buyers are looking at villas that still clear most Dubai freehold thresholds comfortably. The upper end represents the largest estate-scale homes, most likely the Address Villas - Tierra and similar premium sub-communities within the master plan.

Sub-communities worth knowing within The Oasis include Address Villas - Tierra, Palmiera 2, Palmiera 3, The Oasis - Lavita, The Oasis - Mirage, and Mareva 2 The Oasis, among others. Each release targets a specific price band within the broader community, so buyers should compare sub-community pricing rather than treating the AED 9.18M to AED 57M range as undifferentiated.

One Developer, A Long Handover Window

Emaar Properties is the sole developer across all 10 projects currently listed. A single-developer community like this tends to produce more uniform build quality and a cleaner resale market, since buyers and future purchasers are benchmarking against a known brand standard. The trade-off is that you are not getting competitive diversity between builders.

Completions run from December 2027 through to February 2030, which means buyers entering now are looking at a two-to-four-year off-plan window. No projects currently carry post-handover payment plans, so buyers should plan for construction-phase instalments only. The minimum down payment entry point is 10%, which is at the standard threshold for Dubai off-plan purchases.

The amenity profile here reads as a self-contained residential community built for families and long-stay residents. The combination of a golf club and clubhouse, beach access, indoor swimming pool, landscaped gardens, and children's play areas points to a community designed for daily living rather than short-term rental yield. The inclusion of CCTV security and a community hall reinforces the permanent-residence character. Buyers looking for a high-turnover investment play will find the profile less suited to that strategy than, say, an apartment-led development closer to a tourist corridor.