Aura Prestige splits across two size bands that perform very differently on a per-sqm basis, and identifying which band suits the buyer's objective is the first decision to make. The 112 smaller units — 101 to 116 sqm — range from AED 1.69M to AED 2.21M, an AED 520,000 spread within the same footprint category that implies substantial floor and orientation premiums. Per-sqm rates within this band reach AED 21,019 at the ceiling, the most expensive configuration in the project. That figure warrants direct comparison against secondary DSO apartment transactions at current DLD-registered prices before accepting it. The 113 larger units — 140 to 142 sqm — price tightly between AED 2.04M and AED 2.06M, implying per-sqm rates near AED 14,500. That consistency signals disciplined pricing on the larger configurations. The structural gap between AED 14,500 and AED 21,019 per sqm within the same building is a direct instruction: size up if budget allows. A buyer committing AED 2.04M acquires 40% more floor area at approximately the same per-sqm rate as the cheapest entry unit — a stronger position for both rental income and eventual resale. Transactional costs are fixed regardless of unit selection. The 5% buyer-side fee on a AED 2.06M purchase is AED 103,000. The mandatory 4% DLD transfer adds AED 82,400. Total acquisition friction on a AED 2.06M unit is approximately AED 185,400 above the unit price. Budget for this before the deposit is paid. Eight tracked transactions provide the earliest price data reference for the project but are insufficient to confirm secondary market liquidity. Buyers treating this as an investment rather than owner-occupier purchase should monitor transaction frequency closely as Q4 2026 delivery approaches. The buying guide covers SPA obligations and payment milestone protections relevant to any off-plan purchase in Dubai.