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AED 2.19M
Starting price for 241 Waterside Residences.

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241 Waterside Residences by Regent Developments delivers 225 units on Dubai Islands from AED 2.
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Price from
AED 2.19M
Starting price for 241 Waterside Residences.
Completion
Q1 2028
Tracked completion target for 241 Waterside Residences.
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241 Waterside Residences is a 225-unit off-plan development by Regent Developments on Dubai Islands, priced from AED 2.19M with handover targeted for Q1 2028. Observed pricing runs AED 20,302 to AED 25,998 per sqm, placing it at the upper end of the Dubai Islands off-plan band. A 5% buyer-side fee sits on top of the unit price, raising the true entry cost before DLD registration is factored. Whether that rate holds depends on unit-specific frontage, developer execution certainty, and how Dubai Islands infrastructure tracks against the 2028 delivery window.
The 225-unit project divides into two distinct pricing bands. The first 112 units run from AED 2.19M to AED 3.25M across sizes of 88.59 to 140.06 sqm, covering compact configurations through to larger two-bedroom-scale layouts. Per-sqm rates on the smallest units approach AED 25,998, meaning buyers chasing the headline entry price carry the highest cost per square metre in the building. The remaining 113 units are uniformly priced at AED 3.19M across near-identical sizes of 146.99 to 147.08 sqm, pricing at approximately AED 21,700 per sqm — the lower end of the observed range. The price consistency across that second band points to a single standardised floor plan with limited view differentiation. On the AED 2.19M entry unit, a 5% buyer-side fee adds AED 109,500 before a 4% DLD transfer fee adds a further AED 87,600, bringing total acquisition costs to approximately AED 2.387M all-in. Compare that all-in position against competing launches with lower per-sqm rates or developer-direct pricing before treating the entry figure as the real cost of ownership.
Dubai Islands is a five-island Nakheel master development off the Deira coastline, positioned as a beachfront and hospitality-led destination with genuine waterfront scarcity by Dubai standards. The district has attracted major international hotel brands and public beach investment, establishing a credible long-term use case. The structural challenge is that residential off-plan launches have consistently outpaced infrastructure delivery across the islands. Buyers securing a Q1 2028 handover are committing to an area that will still be building its retail, transport, and lifestyle amenity base at the point of key handover. That gap creates a rental yield delay in the early ownership years and compresses resale premium until the district reaches critical mass. At AED 20,302 to AED 25,998 per sqm, 241 Waterside Residences prices in as a premium Dubai Islands product. Whether the area premium holds through to 2028 depends on Nakheel's infrastructure delivery pace and the volume of competing inventory entering the rental market in the same window. Buyers evaluating off-plan vs ready options should price the 2028 waiting period against current achievable yields on ready waterfront stock elsewhere in Dubai.
Regent Developments operates across Dubai's mid-market and emerging districts. Golf Grove By Regent offers the clearest developer-level comparison: a golf-adjacent product with different demand drivers to the Dubai Islands waterfront narrative but the same developer execution exposure. Buyers evaluating Regent's delivery certainty should track Golf Grove's construction milestones and DLD escrow compliance against the 241 Waterside Residences programme before committing to either. Regent does not carry the same delivery history as UAE tier-one developers, which makes DLD escrow registration status, contractor appointment confirmation, and construction progress reporting critical pre-purchase steps. A developer running multiple simultaneous launches concentrates delivery risk across its build pipeline. deciding two Regent projects rather than diversifying across developers increases portfolio exposure to a single entity's execution capacity. Confirm the build programme and funding structure independently before signing on 241 Waterside Residences.
Three launches in the Dubai Islands corridor compete directly with 241 Waterside Residences on positioning and timing. Sea Legend One and Luz Ora Residences both carry waterfront narratives directly comparable to 241 Waterside Residences — request current per-sqm pricing, payment plan terms, and developer track record for a like-for-like stack across all three. Capital Horizon Terraces enters the comparison for buyers open to a terrace-format product with different unit economics and a potentially distinct handover profile. Any selection decision should be built on handover date, developer escrow compliance, achievable rent at delivery, and total acquisition cost — not launch price alone. Timing correlation between competing handovers is a material risk: if Sea Legend One and Luz Ora Residences deliver simultaneously with 241 Waterside Residences, rental supply concentration across the district will suppress early yields for all three. Review the full Dubai Islands off-plan pipeline and all active projects in the corridor before narrowing to a final two.

At AED 25,998 per sqm, the smallest units in 241 Waterside Residences price at the premium end of current [Dubai Islands](/areas/dubai-islands) off-plan launches. That rate is defensible only for units with confirmed direct water or beach frontage. Without verified view positions for a specific unit, treat it as a flag requiring due diligence before signing. Stack the per-sqm rate against [Sea Legend One](/projects/sea-legend-one) and [Luz Ora Residences](/projects/luz-ora-residences) for a live market calibration.
The 5% buyer-side fee on the AED 2.19M entry unit adds AED 109,500. Dubai Land Department transfer fees add a further 4%, approximately AED 87,600, bringing total costs above the unit price to roughly AED 197,100 and an all-in position of approximately AED 2.387M before service charges or payment plan costs. The [buying guide](/buy) covers the full cost schedule applicable to off-plan purchases in Dubai.
Dubai Islands is adding road access, retail, and hospitality infrastructure, but residential completions have historically preceded area amenity delivery across the district. A Q1 2028 handover from [Regent Developments](/developers/regent-developments) places buyers in a position where rental catchment may still be forming. That compresses early yield and makes resale before completion the more viable short-term exit for investors. Compare that risk profile directly against a [ready property](/compare/off-plan-vs-ready) before committing capital to a 2028 delivery date.

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