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AED 1.35M
Starting price for Vision Mercedes-Maybach Ultimate Luxury.

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Binghatti's Mercedes-Maybach branded tower in Meydan. Studios from AED 1.35M (31–37 sqm) and one-bedrooms at AED 2.
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AED 1.35M
Starting price for Vision Mercedes-Maybach Ultimate Luxury.
Completion
Q3 2027
Tracked completion target for Vision Mercedes-Maybach Ultimate Luxury.
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Vision Mercedes-Maybach Ultimate Luxury is a Binghatti branded residential tower in Meydan, priced from AED 1.35M with a Q3 2027 handover. Per-square-metre rates range from AED 35,142 to AED 85,035, placing this well above the Meydan off-plan midmarket and into territory where the brand name — not the floor plate — is the primary asset. Studios run from 31.69 to 37.33 sqm; the one-bedroom format is fixed at 57.35 sqm at AED 2.3M. With 53 tracked transactions and 52 comparable launches available across Meydan and Binghatti's portfolio for benchmarking, buyers evaluating this project need to answer three questions before deciding: how much of the per-sqm premium survives at resale, whether the unit sizes match their occupation or yield targets, and how the all-in acquisition cost compares against non-branded alternatives delivering in the same window.
The project delivers two unit bands. Studios at 31.69–37.33 sqm are priced from AED 1.35M to AED 1.4M, equivalent to approximately AED 37,500–44,200 per sqm at the lower end of the range. The one-bedroom format is fixed at 57.35 sqm and listed at AED 2.3M, or roughly AED 40,100 per sqm. The observed per-sqm ceiling of AED 85,035 signals that premium-floor or premium-aspect allocations carry a step-up that substantially exceeds the entry-level rate. With 110 studios and 111 one-bedrooms tracked in the current unit mix, supply is distributed evenly across both formats, and neither band has yet demonstrated the transaction depth required to project secondary resale yield with confidence from 53 recorded transactions.
Acquisition costs add materially to the list price. Buyers should budget a 5% buyer-side fee, the standard 4% Dubai Land Department transfer fee, and AED 580 in title deed registration charges — bringing total purchase overhead to approximately 9–10% above the listed figure. At the AED 1.35M entry point that means an all-in cost closer to AED 1.47M before any financing charges. At AED 2.3M the additional overhead reaches roughly AED 208,000, for an all-in of approximately AED 2.51M. Full guidance on purchase costs and ownership structures for overseas buyers is available at buying in Dubai.
At these per-sqm rates, this is not a value proposition by Meydan standards. The pricing case rests on the Mercedes-Maybach brand premium holding or appreciating at resale — a thesis buyers must evaluate against non-branded alternatives in the district before committing.
Meydan occupies the western arc of Mohammed Bin Rashid City, 5–7 kilometres southeast of Downtown Dubai and Business Bay by road. The district is anchored by the Meydan Racecourse and benefits from direct access via Al Khail Road and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road. The Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary on the eastern boundary constrains future high-density development in that direction — a structural supply argument that supports long-term land scarcity at the premium end of the Meydan market.
Off-plan supply in Meydan is concentrated in the mid-to-late 2020s delivery window and continues to grow at the generic mid-market tier. Branded product — governed by licensing agreements that cap unit counts and restrict comparable supply — is precisely the segment that trades at a premium over the district average because of that constraint. The counterpoint is that the hospitality, retail, and dining infrastructure that sustains premium rental values is still maturing. Gross rental yields for small branded units in Meydan should be modelled at 4–5% until anchor commercial and hospitality openings are confirmed. Owner-occupiers and long-hold investors can tolerate that uncertainty; yield-focused buyers targeting near-term income need to price it in.
Buyers benchmarking Meydan against Downtown Dubai or Business Bay should weigh the lower entry point against the less-established luxury rental ecosystem. The district's capital value trajectory is closely tied to how quickly the surrounding commercial precincts deliver over the next three to five years.
Binghatti has assembled a tiered portfolio of branded and non-branded off-plan projects across Dubai. Comparing within the developer's range is the most direct method for isolating how much of the Vision Mercedes-Maybach Ultimate Luxury price reflects brand versus location or specification.
Vision Avtr sits alongside Ultimate Luxury in Binghatti's concept-branded series. Reviewing both projects side by side — unit sizes, per-sqm positioning, and payment schedule structure — reveals how the Maybach name specifically prices relative to Binghatti's other premium-tier branded formats at the same development stage.
Vision Simplex represents Binghatti's more accessible branded tier. The price gap between Simplex and Ultimate Luxury is a concrete measure of what the Mercedes-Maybach name adds within the developer's own hierarchy — critical for buyers deciding whether the step-up is justified at their budget and return targets.
Binghatti Skyflame provides the clearest non-branded baseline in the developer's portfolio. The per-sqm differential between Skyflame and Vision Mercedes-Maybach Ultimate Luxury is the most direct quantification of the brand licensing cost embedded in the Maybach product. If that differential cannot be recovered at resale, the non-branded option delivers superior capital efficiency.
Before Vision Mercedes-Maybach Ultimate Luxury earns a confirmed selection position, buyers active in the Meydan off-plan market should compare at least one non-branded district alternative and test whether the small-unit format is the right structure for their return targets.
Zen Lagoons targets a different buyer profile within the same Meydan catchment, typically offering larger floor plates at lower per-sqm rates. For investors who prioritise gross area and rental yield over brand association, Zen Lagoons is the natural comparison point. Setting its per-sqm rate against the AED 85,035 ceiling at Vision Mercedes-Maybach Ultimate Luxury makes the cost of the brand name quantifiable in a single calculation.
Buyers uncertain whether off-plan is the right format at the AED 1.35M–2.3M price level should consult the off-plan vs ready analysis. At this budget in Meydan, ready inventory options with established yield histories exist and carry none of the Q3 2027 handover execution risk. The payment plan cash flow advantage of off-plan is real, but it must be weighed directly against that certainty gap.
For a live view of active launches, transaction volumes, and infrastructure milestones across the district — including all competing inventory affecting capital value positioning for any project delivering in the 2026–2028 window — the Meydan area view is the most relevant next reference. For buyers who have not yet fixed on Meydan as their target district, the projects index supports a broader cross-district comparison at the same price tier.

Branded residences in Dubai have outperformed non-branded neighbours on a per-sqm basis at resale in established submarkets — Business Bay and the Downtown fringe are the clearest evidence. Meydan is a younger luxury market with a less liquid branded inventory base, which cuts both ways: less competition from comparable branded stock at exit, but also a smaller pool of brand-premium buyers. The observed per-sqm ceiling of AED 85,035 at launch is the benchmark to beat. Buyers targeting a sub-five-year hold should model the resale premium conservatively and stress-test the exit against the non-branded Meydan midmarket rate, not only against comparable branded stock.
The unit size limits this to a single occupant, a pied-à-terre buyer, or a short-stay rental play. Long-stay tenant demand at AED 1.35M for 31–37 sqm in Meydan is constrained — renters at that price point typically expect more floor area. Short-stay demand linked to the Meydan racecourse events calendar and proximity to Downtown Dubai is more credible, but it depends entirely on the project's HOA position on short-term leasing, which buyers must confirm with Binghatti before signing. Owner-occupiers using this as a secondary Dubai property are the most natural fit for the product.
At AED 1.35M, budget for a 5% buyer-side fee (AED 67,500), a 4% Dubai Land Department transfer fee (AED 54,000), and AED 580 in title deed registration, totalling approximately AED 122,080 in additional charges and bringing the all-in cost to roughly AED 1.47M. At AED 2.3M for the one-bedroom, the same charges reach approximately AED 207,580, for an all-in of around AED 2.51M. Any payment plan or mortgage pre-approval should be structured against the all-in figure. The [buying in Dubai guide](/buy) covers purchase cost breakdowns, payment plan mechanics, and ownership structures available to overseas buyers.

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