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AED 8.9M
Starting price for Hatimi Residences.

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Hatimi Residences by Fakhruddin Properties on Dubai Islands offers sea-facing apartments from AED 8.9M with a Q4 2026 handover target.
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AED 8.9M
Starting price for Hatimi Residences.
Completion
Q4 2026
Tracked completion target for Hatimi Residences.
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Hatimi Residences by Fakhruddin Properties enters Dubai Islands with sea-facing apartments priced from AED 8.9M and a Q4 2026 handover target. Per-sqm rates run between AED 37,850 and AED 42,355 depending on unit size, placing this project at the waterfront premium tier of what is still a developing island district. The 95 tracked transactions confirm active buyer interest, but a construction schedule running 39.59% behind plan introduces real delivery risk for a handover now less than twelve months away. Before adding Hatimi Residences to any selection, buyers need to benchmark its pricing against nearby Dubai Islands launches, verify current site progress directly with Fakhruddin, and account for a 6% buyer-side fee when calculating total acquisition cost.
The project offers two distinct unit tiers across 227 total apartments. The first tier comprises 113 units uniformly sized at 235.14 sqm, each priced at AED 8.9M — equating to approximately AED 37,850 per sqm. The second tier runs 114 units from 301.19 sqm to 426.5 sqm, with pricing ranging from AED 11.5M to AED 18M and per-sqm rates reaching AED 42,355 at the upper end. The premium on larger units reflects floor-level positioning, expanded sea view exposure, and increased living area rather than a fundamentally different product category.
At AED 8.9M entry, buyers are paying a Dubai Islands waterfront rate that competes directionally with established beachfront sub-markets such as Palm Jumeirah and Emaar Beachfront, though Dubai Islands carries materially higher infrastructure risk at this stage of development. The mandatory 6% buyer-side fee pushes the all-in base cost to approximately AED 9.43M at entry before the Dubai Land Department transfer fee of 4% — roughly AED 356,000 on the base price — and registration costs. Total acquisition outlay for the smallest unit therefore approaches AED 9.8M to AED 10M depending on financing structure.
The 95 tracked transactions provide a degree of pricing transparency, but resale liquidity on Dubai Islands remains thinner than in Palm Jumeirah or Business Bay. Buyers planning a 3-to-5-year flip exit should model that liquidity discount into their return assumptions rather than benchmarking resale velocity against more established waterfront comparables. Buyers unfamiliar with the Dubai off-plan purchase process should review the off-plan buying guide before signing any SPA at this price tier.
Hatimi Residences is carrying a 39.59% schedule lag against its original construction plan — a significant gap for a project targeting Q4 2026 delivery. With that handover date now less than twelve months away, a slip into 2027 is a realistic scenario rather than a tail risk. Buyers should request a current site completion percentage and a revised construction milestone schedule directly from Fakhruddin Properties, then cross-reference against the DLD Oqood registration database for an independent progress data point before transacting.
For buyers on a construction-linked payment plan, a handover delay defers milestone payments alongside construction progress, which can benefit short-term cashflow. However, it also pushes rental income and resale optionality further out, eroding the annualised yield profile. Investors targeting a handover flip should build a 6-to-12-month buffer beyond Q4 2026 into their exit modelling. End-users face a simpler calculus: delayed occupation and a longer period of parallel rent payments before moving in.
Comparing construction status at Sea Legend One and Luz Ora Residences on the same island provides direct context for whether Fakhruddin's delivery pace reflects a Dubai Islands-wide construction environment or is specific to Hatimi Residences. Fakhruddin Properties occupies the mid-tier of Dubai's developer landscape. Buyers should audit the developer's completed project history — delivery timelines against original schedules, handover quality reviews, and post-handover service performance — before treating Q4 2026 as anything other than a provisional target requiring active monitoring.
Dubai Islands — developed under the Nakheel authority and originally marketed as Deira Islands before rebranding — is a five-island waterfront destination in Dubai's northern coastal corridor. As of early 2026, the district is mid-delivery on its infrastructure buildout, with road networks, beach access points, hospitality anchors, and community retail at varying stages of completion. Buying into Hatimi Residences today is simultaneously a real estate purchase and a bet on the pace and quality of that surrounding delivery programme.
Hatimi Residences sits within this framework as a boutique premium project rather than a district-anchoring development. The island's buyer profile targets those seeking direct sea access at price points below Palm Jumeirah's current secondary market, accepting higher infrastructure lag and a less mature community environment than established waterfront addresses in Dubai Marina, JBR, or Emaar Beachfront. A site visit in current ground conditions — not just a sales gallery presentation — is essential due diligence before committing AED 9M-plus to an island still completing its road and amenity infrastructure.
The Dubai Islands area overview covers which projects are delivering and at what pace across the district, providing a fuller picture of Hatimi's neighbourhood trajectory. For investors, the beachfront premium thesis on Dubai Islands is credible over a 7-to-10-year infrastructure maturity horizon. For buyers with shorter investment windows or immediate lifestyle requirements, the gap between what the island delivers at a Q4 2026 handover and what the Nakheel masterplan promises at full buildout is a distinction that directly affects the investment case.
Fakhruddin Properties currently has eight tracked projects in the Dubai off-plan market, making it an active mid-scale developer in the current cycle. Buyers drawn to the Fakhruddin brand should benchmark Hatimi Residences against the rest of the portfolio before committing to a Dubai Islands waterfront premium. Treppan Living Prive, Treppan Serenique Residences, and Treppan Tower deliver Fakhruddin product across different Dubai sub-markets with distinct per-sqm pricing and location risk profiles.
For yield-focused investors, Fakhruddin projects in established districts with proven rental demand — shorter commutes, mature amenity stacks, and more active resale markets — may offer stronger risk-adjusted returns than a waterfront premium play on an island still building its occupier base. For end-users who want beachfront living specifically, the comparison between Treppan-branded urban projects and Hatimi Residences is a direct lifestyle trade-off: proven city convenience and immediate infrastructure versus aspirational island living on a longer delivery timeline.
Buyers should also request sales absorption data and current payment plan terms across the active Fakhruddin launches to understand where the developer is prioritising its construction resources. Developers managing multiple simultaneous projects occasionally concentrate workforce and materials on faster-absorbing launches. Understanding Hatimi Residences' internal priority within the Fakhruddin pipeline is directly relevant context when assessing whether the 39.59% schedule lag is recoverable within the stated handover window and at what operational cost to the developer.
Dubai Islands hosts several directly competing off-plan launches that buyers should evaluate in parallel with Hatimi Residences before narrowing to a single choice. Capital Horizon Terraces and Luz Ora Residences target the same waterfront buyer profile on the same island, while Sea Legend One competes directly on sea-facing positioning and price tier. A disciplined side-by-side comparison across these four projects — covering per-sqm rate, current construction completion percentage, developer credibility, payment plan flexibility, and any revised handover timeline — is the minimum evaluation before narrowing to Hatimi Residences specifically.
If a competing Dubai Islands project offers a lower per-sqm rate with stronger construction progress and a developer carrying a cleaner delivery track record, the premium paid for Hatimi Residences must be justified by a specific unit attribute — view orientation, floor level, unit configuration, or finish specification — rather than a generic island location story that all four competing launches share equally.
Buyers not bound to Dubai Islands have access to a wider competitive field in the AED 8M to AED 18M range. Palm Jumeirah, Emaar Beachfront, and Business Bay all offer comparable product tiers with materially stronger secondary market liquidity and shorter infrastructure development timelines. Reviewing the full off-plan projects list against your investment thesis, or working through the off-plan versus ready comparison at this price point, helps frame whether the Dubai Islands location premium represents the highest-value capital deployment in the current cycle. For buyers committed to the island, Hatimi Residences earns selection consideration — but only after verifying current construction status and securing a revised handover schedule in writing from Fakhruddin Properties.

At 39.59% behind schedule, Q4 2026 is under real pressure. Buyers should request a current site completion percentage and a revised construction milestone plan from Fakhruddin Properties directly, then cross-reference against DLD Oqood registration records for an independent progress check. Modelling a 6-to-12-month handover buffer into any financial projection — particularly rental income timelines and flip exit windows — is prudent given the current schedule position rather than treating the Q4 2026 date as a firm commitment.
Hatimi Residences runs AED 37,850 to AED 42,355 per sqm, placing it at the upper tier of the Dubai Islands off-plan market. [Capital Horizon Terraces](/projects/capital-horizon-terraces), [Luz Ora Residences](/projects/luz-ora-residences), and [Sea Legend One](/projects/sea-legend-one) on the same island carry different per-sqm rates and construction timelines. A direct comparison across these projects on price, current site progress percentage, and developer delivery track record is the correct filter before committing to Hatimi Residences specifically rather than its island neighbours.
At AED 8.9M entry, buyers should add a 6% buyer-side fee of AED 534,000, a 4% Dubai Land Department transfer fee of approximately AED 356,000, and DLD registration costs. Total acquisition outlay therefore approaches AED 9.8M to AED 10M before any financing costs. Non-resident buyers using a mortgage should note the UAE Central Bank loan-to-value cap of 50% on off-plan property, which means equity requirements at this price point start at approximately AED 4.5M before fees — a capital commitment that merits careful comparison against competing launches in more liquid Dubai sub-markets.

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