The project delivers two configurations: 110 micro-studio units at 34.5 sqm priced uniformly at AED 631.3K, and 111 one-bedroom units at 73.46 sqm priced at AED 1.34M. The per-sqm range of AED 18,298–19,375 sits at the upper band for Dubai Industrial City, where competing launches from Waada-area developers have historically achieved lower launch rates on similar footprints. A 5% buyer-side fee applies on top of the listed price, bringing effective acquisition cost for the studio to approximately AED 663K before transfer fees. Adding the 4% DLD transfer fee pushes the all-in entry for the 34.5 sqm studio to roughly AED 694K — a figure that must be stress-tested against realistic DIC rental yields for sub-35 sqm stock. Flat pricing across all units of each type, with no premium for higher floors or preferred aspects, indicates an early-phase launch model where developer margin is embedded in the base rate rather than distributed across a tiered inventory stack.