Dubai offplan property: Farmhouses and in-land beachfront homes could start trending in 2023

Dubai offplan property: Farmhouses and in-land beachfront homes could start trending in 2023

Farmhouses? Island-based homes other than on the Palm or Jumeira Bay? Homes that define what ‘wellness living’ is all about? Need a home near a ‘beach’ or ‘lagoon’? Or under Dh2 million apartments with private pools? Or should you wait for details of the revamped ‘Dubai Islands’ master-development?

In Dubai, developers are covering all possible buyer choices - and with room to spare. Whether for investors or end-users, developers are lining up some impressive offplan projects for the 2023 class of property owners.

If it’s farmhouses that’s the buyer’s fancy, head out to The Valley on the Dubai-Al Ain Road (and near Sevens Stadium), as one of the newest projects from Emaar starts to take shape. Four- and five-bedroom villas are listed at Dh5 million plus.

“2023 sees Dubai’s offplan market start on a clean slate - new projects are being launched with new USPs (Unique Selling Points) and targeted at a new generation of buyers,” said a source at a leading developer. “Both overseas and residents buyers.

“Damac hit bull’s eye with its Lagoons launch last year, where the project’s main theme was to build around water elements. Tilal Al Ghaf (from Majid Al Futtaim Communities) scaled it up with two new ‘islands’