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AED 1.7M
Starting price for Gate Eleven Residences.

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Gate Eleven Residences by AMWAJ Development in Wadi Al Safa 3. Pricing from AED 1.7M at AED 14,106–20,977 per sqm across two distinct price tiers.
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AED 1.7M
Starting price for Gate Eleven Residences.
Completion
Q1 2028
Tracked completion target for Gate Eleven Residences.
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Gate Eleven Residences by AMWAJ Development enters Wadi Al Safa 3 with pricing from AED 1.7M and a Q1 2028 handover, backed by 108 DLD-recorded transactions that confirm sustained buyer absorption across multiple sales phases. The project divides into two clearly separated price tiers: a first group of units priced from AED 1.7M to AED 2.24M across sizes of 82.68 to 156.99 sqm, and a second cluster tightly priced at AED 2.63M to AED 2.64M for units between 140.26 and 142.58 sqm. At AED 14,106 to AED 20,977 per sqm, the lower band sits close to the DLD transaction floor for similarly sized stock in this sub-district, making Gate Eleven one of the more competitively priced launches among the 21 active off-plan projects currently competing for buyers in Wadi Al Safa 3. Factor in a 5% buyer-side fee on the headline unit price before calculating your total acquisition cost. The critical selection test is AMWAJ's delivery record: one confirmed completed project — Amwaj 4 in JBR, handed over Q4 2010 — is the only independent proof of delivery buyers can reference before committing capital to a two-year off-plan cycle in a car-dependent district still working through its infrastructure maturation.
Gate Eleven Residences sells across two structurally distinct price bands. The first — 111 units — runs from AED 1.7M to AED 2.24M across sizes of 82.68 to 156.99 sqm. At the lower end of this band, per-sqm pricing reaches AED 14,106, which aligns with the DLD transaction floor for comparably sized units recorded in Wadi Al Safa 3 during early 2026. The second band — 112 units — is tightly priced at AED 2.63M to AED 2.64M for units between 140.26 and 142.58 sqm, implying a premium over similarly sized first-band units at equivalent floor areas. The blended per-sqm range across the project runs from AED 14,106 to AED 20,977 — a 49% spread that gives buyers real pricing optionality within a single launch.
108 DLD-tracked transactions are attached to Gate Eleven Residences, a volume that signals sustained market demand rather than a single launch-day spike. For buyers benchmarking off-plan transaction depth in the sub-district, this places Gate Eleven above many boutique launches competing for the same capital. The buyer-facing buyer-side fee is 5% on the headline unit price. Adding the standard 4% DLD transfer fee and registration charges, a buyer entering at AED 1.7M should budget an all-in acquisition cost of approximately AED 1.857M before financing or service charge provisions. Payment plan structure — down payment, construction milestones, post-handover split — has not been publicly confirmed and must be requested directly from AMWAJ Development. Buyers weighing this entry cost against ready inventory in the same price bracket should review off-plan vs ready before locking into the Q1 2028 delivery cycle.
Wadi Al Safa 3 is a freehold residential sub-district within the Dubailand master plan, positioned approximately 12.6km from Burj Khalifa along the central-eastern residential belt running parallel to Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road (E311). Full ownership rights apply to non-UAE nationals. The area sits roughly equidistant between Business Bay and Dubai Silicon Oasis and borders Majan, which in turn borders Al Barari — giving it proximity to some of Dubai's most established villa communities without carrying the same land premium.
The structural constraint that every buyer must assess before deciding any Wadi Al Safa 3 project is transport: no metro station serves the sub-district, and bus connectivity is limited. This is a car-dependent location, and commute viability depends entirely on private vehicle access. For investors evaluating rental yield, the tenant pool skews toward workforce housing demand driven by the E311 industrial corridor — a segment that has grown since 2022 but differs materially from the professional-rental market served by metro-connected mid-market districts.
With 21 live off-plan projects from 14 active developers currently competing in the sub-district, buyers have real pricing leverage but investors face post-handover absorption risk as multiple projects target the same handover window. Wadi Al Safa 3 transactional pricing runs below the Dubai-wide off-plan average of AED 1,740 per sqft recorded in February 2026, confirming its mid-market positioning. Capital appreciation upside is tied to a three-to-five-year infrastructure maturation cycle — road upgrades, community retail, and school provision are the specific indicators buyers should track to validate that thesis before committing. Review the full area investment picture at Wadi Al Safa 3 before narrowing to a specific launch.
AMWAJ Development has one confirmed completed delivery in its history: Amwaj 4 in Jumeirah Beach Residence, handed over Q4 2010. That project comprised 113 units at a uniform 170.77 sqm each, priced from AED 2.8M — approximately AED 16,396 per sqm at launch. As established JBR resale stock, Amwaj 4 remains AMWAJ's only independently verifiable proof of delivery, and the 14-year gap between that handover and the developer's current active launches is a material due diligence item for anyone evaluating Gate Eleven Residences.
AMWAJ's second active off-plan launch is Kaia Residences on Dubai Islands, where pricing is available on request rather than published. Dubai Islands represents a fundamentally different location thesis — coastal, infrastructure-heavy, and developer-competitive — but the concurrent launch confirms AMWAJ is operating simultaneously across two distinct market segments rather than concentrating on a single sub-district. Buyers who want coastal exposure from the same developer should evaluate Kaia Residences before deciding whether Wadi Al Safa 3 is the right AMWAJ entry point. Those weighting developer delivery certainty above location diversification should note that neither of AMWAJ's current active projects has a completed handover in the post-2020 market cycle. Before transacting on either project, request the RERA project registration number and verify escrow account status directly through the Dubai Land Department's Oqood system.
Wadi Al Safa 3 carries 21 active off-plan launches and the competitive set for Gate Eleven Residences buyers resolves to four specific comparators that each offer a distinct trade-off on price, developer strength, and delivery risk.
Arthouse Private Residences is the sharpest direct comparison: it shares the Q1 2028 handover target and prices from AED 1.29M to AED 1.93M at AED 17,638 to AED 23,492 per sqm. Arthouse enters below Gate Eleven on absolute unit price for its smallest units, but its per-sqm rate is higher across the board — meaning Gate Eleven's lower band delivers more floor area per dirham for buyers who prioritise size efficiency over headline price.
The Wilds Residences is an Aldar project, which brings a categorically stronger developer track record and superior post-handover asset liquidity relative to both AMWAJ and Viva Developer. Aldar's master-planned positioning typically commands a price premium, and buyers who weight delivery certainty above entry price should prioritise The Wilds Residences. The developer credibility differential between Aldar and AMWAJ is not marginal — it is a structural risk factor that belongs in any honest selection comparison.
Noore by Eight Square Developers is active in the same sub-district but confirmed pricing data is limited at this stage; direct developer contact is required to make a meaningful per-sqm comparison.
For buyers open to a different location entirely, Kaia Residences on Dubai Islands gives the same AMWAJ developer relationship in a coastal setting with a distinct risk and upside profile. Buyers who want to stress-test the off-plan decision against ready inventory in this price bracket should read buying advice for Dubai off-plan purchases before committing capital to any Wadi Al Safa 3 launch. The full range of off-plan projects allows direct comparison across the active pipeline.

Gate Eleven Residences opens from AED 14,106 per sqm at its lower band, which aligns with the DLD transaction floor for smaller units recorded in Wadi Al Safa 3 in early 2026. Arthouse Private Residences, the closest Q1 2028 comparator in the same sub-district, starts higher at AED 17,638 per sqm and reaches AED 23,492 per sqm at its ceiling — giving Gate Eleven a genuine per-sqm discount on entry units. However, Gate Eleven's upper band at AED 20,977 per sqm narrows that gap considerably for buyers targeting larger units. Samana Barari Heights recorded transactions near AED 17,590 per sqm based on recent DLD data, placing it between Gate Eleven's two pricing tiers. Buyers should weigh the entry discount against AMWAJ's thinner post-2020 delivery track record compared to Samana's high-volume off-plan history in the same district.
AMWAJ Development has one independently verified completed delivery: Amwaj 4 in Jumeirah Beach Residence, handed over Q4 2010. That project comprised 113 units at a uniform 170.77 sqm, priced from AED 2.8M. There is a significant gap between that delivery and AMWAJ's current active launches — Gate Eleven Residences in Wadi Al Safa 3 and Kaia Residences on Dubai Islands. Buyers should request the RERA project registration number for Gate Eleven Residences and verify the escrow account status directly through the Dubai Land Department's Oqood system before transacting. A single completed project in JBR does not carry the same delivery certainty as developers with multiple post-2020 handovers on record, and that risk differential should be priced into any selection decision.
On an entry unit priced at AED 1.7M, buyers should add a 5% buyer-side fee (AED 85,000), a 4% DLD transfer fee (AED 68,000), and approximately AED 2,000–4,000 in registration charges — bringing total acquisition costs to around AED 155,000–157,000, with an all-in entry of approximately AED 1.857M. For the upper-band units at AED 2.63M–2.64M, those same cost layers add approximately AED 240,000–241,000, pushing all-in acquisition past AED 2.87M. Payment plan terms — including the down payment percentage, construction milestone schedule, and any post-handover instalment split — have not been publicly confirmed and must be requested directly from AMWAJ Development before signing.

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