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AED 1.81M
Starting price for La Cle.

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La Cle by MAAIA Developers in Jabal Ali First. 112 apartments from AED 1.81M, sized 111 to 113 sqm at AED 16,249 to AED 16,519 per sqm.
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Price from
AED 1.81M
Starting price for La Cle.
Completion
Q1 2027
Tracked completion target for La Cle.
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La Cle is a residential project by <a href="Maaia Developers">MAAIA Developers</a> in <a href="Jabal Ali First">Jabal Ali First</a>, bringing 112 apartments to market from AED 1.81M. Units run 111.39 to 112.88 sqm at AED 16,249 to AED 16,519 per sqm, placing the project in the mid-range of the Jebel Ali corridor for new off-plan product. The official handover target is Q1 2027, but construction is currently 27.54% behind plan — a material execution risk that must factor into any selection decision before funds are committed.
All 112 units at La Cle fall within a narrow band: 111.39 to 112.88 sqm priced from AED 1.81M to AED 1.86M. At AED 16,249 to AED 16,519 per sqm, there is minimal pricing variation across the project — buyers are making a location and timing bet rather than selecting from a diverse product range. Forty tracked transactions against this project provide a live data set to validate whether current ask prices reflect actual market clearing. Add a 5% buyer-side fee to the headline figure when calculating total acquisition cost: on a AED 1.81M unit that adds approximately AED 90,500 before DLD transfer fees and registration. For full guidance on structuring a purchase in Dubai, review <a href="buying advice">buying advice</a> before progressing to reservation.
La Cle carries a Q1 2027 handover target, but the project is currently 27.54% behind its construction schedule. That is not a rounding error — it represents a structural execution gap that should shift any working handover assumption to Q3 or Q4 2027 at the earliest. Buyers expecting rental income at handover, investors managing bridge finance, and owner-occupiers coordinating a move from a current lease should model Q1 2027 as a best case rather than a base case. Before committing, request a formal construction update and verify the latest escrow milestone report through the Dubai Land Department. Buyers weighing this timeline against move-in certainty should review the <a href="Off-Plan vs Ready">off-plan vs ready comparison</a> to quantify what the wait costs against available secondary market alternatives in this corridor.
<a href="Jabal Ali First">Jabal Ali First</a> sits within the Jebel Ali corridor between Sheikh Zayed Road and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road. The area's primary demand drivers are structural and long-range: proximity to the Jebel Ali Free Zone, direct access routes to Expo City Dubai, and the eventual buildout of Al Maktoum International Airport as Dubai's dominant aviation hub. The Dubai Metro Red Line's Jebel Ali station connects residents to the network without relying on a car for every journey. Residential density in Jabal Ali First is lower than Al Furjan or Jumeirah Village Circle, which limits street-level retail and F&B today but also insulates buyers from saturation risk as the broader master plan continues to build out. The AED 16,249 to AED 16,519 per sqm range at La Cle is consistent with active off-plan pricing in this district, but buyers must verify what comparable completed apartments are transacting for before treating the launch rate as a discount to market.
<a href="Maaia Developers">MAAIA Developers</a> has multiple active projects in this corridor that buyers should evaluate before committing to La Cle. <a href="At 85 Residences">At 85 Residences</a> and <a href="Casa Altia">Casa Altia</a> offer different unit configurations and price points from the same developer, giving a direct basis to compare product standard and delivery pace across the portfolio. <a href="The Pinnacle">The Pinnacle</a> and <a href="La Vue">La Vue</a> extend the comparison further. If La Cle's 27.54% schedule lag reflects a developer-level pattern rather than a project-specific issue, that shifts the risk profile of any MAAIA commitment significantly. Pull DLD escrow progress data on each project and compare actual completion percentages against announced handover dates. A developer consistently behind schedule across multiple launches is a different counterparty risk than one managing an isolated delay on a single site.
Buyers evaluating La Cle should benchmark it directly against other active launches in Jabal Ali First before committing. <a href="At 85 Residences">At 85 Residences</a>, <a href="Casa Altia">Casa Altia</a>, <a href="The Pinnacle">The Pinnacle</a>, and <a href="La Vue">La Vue</a> each compete for the same buyer pool in this district. The decisive comparison is construction progress relative to per-sqm pricing — a project tracking ahead of schedule at AED 16,500 per sqm is a materially stronger position than one behind schedule at the same number. Buyers with size flexibility should also consider secondary market apartments in Al Furjan and Discovery Gardens, where comparable pricing can offer immediate occupancy and eliminates both handover risk and schedule uncertainty entirely. For a full picture of what is launching across the district, review all <a href="live projects">active projects</a> and use <a href="Jabal Ali First">Jabal Ali First</a> as the area anchor for your comparison.

Very seriously. A project 27.54% behind schedule in early 2026 with a Q1 2027 target would need a significant acceleration to deliver on time. Treat Q3 to Q4 2027 as a working handover estimate and request the latest DLD escrow progress report from MAAIA Developers before signing. Do not structure lease exits, mortgage drawdowns, or income projections around the official Q1 2027 date.
That band sits within the active pricing range for the Jebel Ali corridor, but competitiveness depends on what completed apartments nearby are transacting for on the secondary market. If ready stock in Jabal Ali First or adjacent Al Furjan is available at comparable per-sqm rates, the case for taking on construction and delay risk at La Cle weakens. Cross-check current DLD transaction data before treating the launch pricing as a discount to market.
Budget a 5% buyer-side fee on the purchase price and the standard Dubai Land Department transfer fee of 4%, plus trustee office registration costs. On a AED 1.81M purchase, the buyer-side fee adds approximately AED 90,500 and the DLD transfer fee adds approximately AED 72,400, putting total acquisition costs above the headline price by roughly AED 163,000 before any mortgage arrangement or legal fees.

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