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AED 780.5K
Starting price for Antalya.

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Antalya by Karma Development offers studios from AED 780,500 and one-bedrooms from AED 1.13M in Dubai Sports City, with Q3 2028 completion and 70 tracked
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AED 780.5K
Starting price for Antalya.
Completion
Q3 2028
Tracked completion target for Antalya.
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Antalya is a residential off-plan development by Karma Development in Dubai Sports City, offering studios from AED 780,500 and one-bedrooms from AED 1.13M with a Q3 2028 handover. At observed per-sqm rates of AED 14,453 to AED 21,197, the project sits in the mid-market band for a district where rental demand from sports professionals, UAE-based families, and price-sensitive investors consistently keeps occupancy above city averages. With 70 tracked transactions already registered before handover, Antalya carries a data trail that most competing launches in the district cannot match at the same stage — a material advantage for investors who need to price exit assumptions against real buyer behaviour rather than developer projections. Buyers comparing off-plan projects in Dubai at this price point should benchmark Antalya on per-sqm rate, payment plan structure, and Karma's delivery record before placing a reservation.
Antalya launches with two unit categories: 110 studios sized 38.59 to 39.24 sqm priced AED 780,500 to AED 829,700, and 111 one-bedroom apartments at 71.95 to 76.89 sqm priced AED 1.13M to AED 1.25M. Studios carry the highest per-sqm rate in the mix — AED 20,200 to AED 21,197 — which is standard for compact formats in mid-market Dubai districts and reflects the stronger gross yield a low entry ticket generates against prevailing Dubai Sports City rents. One-bedrooms drop to AED 14,453 to AED 16,700 per sqm, pricing closer to area land values and offering more capital upside if the district's ongoing infrastructure improvements translate into above-trend price appreciation by 2028. Total acquisition costs include a 5% buyer-side fee, Dubai Land Department registration at 4%, and administrative charges — budget approximately 9 to 10% above the listed price before placing a deposit. The 70 transactions already registered against this project give buyers a real benchmark: compare the current developer ask against those transacted prices to gauge whether you are buying at, above, or below the market's demonstrated willingness to pay. Investors weighing the off-plan premium against ready stock returns will find the structural trade-off covered in detail at Off-Plan vs Ready.
Dubai Sports City sits on Emirates Road (E611), approximately 20 minutes from Business Bay by road and 25 minutes from Dubai International Airport. The district is anchored by the 25,000-seat Dubai International Stadium, the ICC Global Cricket Academy, an 18-hole championship golf course, and academies serving cricket, football, hockey, and tennis — infrastructure that sustains a specific and reliable tenant base of coaches, athletes, sports executives, and affiliated families who prioritise proximity to training facilities over address prestige. For Antalya investors, that tenant concentration matters because it keeps vacancy below city averages in the studio and one-bedroom segment regardless of broader market cycles. Dubai Sports City has consistently produced gross yields in the 7 to 9% range for compact apartments, with studios and one-bedrooms outperforming larger units due to sustained demand and lower service charges relative to premium communities. Per-sqm values in the district remain well below Jumeirah Village Circle, Motor City, and DAMAC Hills, meaning entry below AED 1M still buys a meaningful ownership share in an established community rather than a speculative land position. Buyers should account for the fact that retail and dining options within the district continue to develop, and public transport access relies primarily on road links rather than metro proximity — assess those lifestyle constraints against the yield case before committing capital. Full area context, comparable sales data, and infrastructure timelines are covered in the Dubai Sports City investment profile.
Karma Development is building an active off-plan portfolio across Dubai's mid-market segment. Before committing to Antalya specifically, investors should assess whether the developer's other live launches offer a superior combination of unit type, location premium, or payment plan flexibility for their target hold period. Two due-diligence points carry the most weight when evaluating any Karma project. First, handover track record: the Q3 2028 target on Antalya is a two-and-a-half-year runway, which is reasonable for a mid-scale residential tower, but any slippage history on previous completions is a leading indicator of delivery risk on this one. Request evidence of prior on-time completions from the developer or your selling agent before signing. Second, payment plan structure: Karma's terms across projects may vary materially in post-handover payment obligations, which directly affects your cash flow model if you intend to arrange end financing during the build period rather than paying cash at handover. The developer's full portfolio of active and completed projects provides the side-by-side comparison needed to judge whether Antalya's specific terms are the most investor-efficient option in the range.
Dubai Sports City is an active launch market and Antalya is not the only credible option in the district. Aspirz By Danube is the most direct competitor on entry price and unit type: Danube's delivery record is one of the strongest in Dubai's off-plan segment, which makes it the default benchmark for handover certainty at this price point. Verde By Vision targets a similar buyer profile and should be compared on finishing specification and amenity package relative to per-sqm cost. Urban Park Residences 2 suits buyers wanting a broader unit mix or larger living area within the same district infrastructure. Milos and Trinity sit in a comparable price corridor and merit evaluation on service charge projections and post-handover payment obligations, both of which directly affect net yield calculations. Olivia Residences is relevant for buyers open to slightly different community positioning within the broader Sports City zone. before deciding any competing project over Antalya, verify three things with the developer: the DLD-registered payment plan, the escrow bank confirmation letter, and the current off-plan sales permit number — all three are legally required for legitimate off-plan sales under UAE law. The buying guide sets out the full due-diligence checklist for UAE off-plan purchases.

Antalya's studios land at AED 20,200 to AED 21,197 per sqm, which sits at the upper end of the mid-market Dubai Sports City range. Comparable studio launches in the district have been pricing between AED 17,000 and AED 22,000 per sqm depending on floor level and amenity package, so Antalya is competitively priced but not the cheapest option in the corridor. Run the unit-level per-sqm comparison against [Aspirz By Danube](/projects/aspirz-by-danube) and [Verde By Vision](/projects/verde-by-vision) before committing — both are active Dubai Sports City launches with similar entry tickets and materially different payment plan structures that affect your total cost of carry through to 2028.
It confirms that Antalya is actively trading, not just being marketed. For an off-plan project, 70 DLD-registered transactions before handover signals genuine secondary market liquidity — you can test exit assumptions against real buyer behaviour rather than developer-quoted projections alone. It also demonstrates that the developer can sell through inventory at stated prices, which reduces the risk of a distressed post-handover resale market compressing your exit. Cross-reference the transacted prices against the current developer ask to assess whether early buyers already sit on a markup or are still at parity with the launch price — that spread tells you how much pricing momentum the project has built.
Q3 2028 is approximately two to two-and-a-half years from a 2026 registration date, which is a workable timeline for a mid-scale residential project if structural work is already progressed. Under UAE Escrow Law (Law No. 8 of 2007), [Karma Development](/developers/karma-development) must hold buyer payments in a DLD-registered escrow account, providing a financial safety net if delivery is delayed. If handover slips beyond the SPA's contractual date, buyers are entitled to compensation under the agreed terms and can file a complaint with RERA. Before signing, request the current escrow account statement, a construction progress report, and evidence of any prior on-time completions from the developer — those three documents define your actual risk exposure on timing.

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