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AED 1.75M
Starting price for Rabdan Gardens.

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Rabdan Gardens by Rabdan Real Estate Developments launches in Jumeirah Gardens with one-bedroom units from AED 1.
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AED 1.75M
Starting price for Rabdan Gardens.
Completion
Q1 2028
Tracked completion target for Rabdan Gardens.
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Rabdan Gardens enters Jumeirah Gardens at AED 1.75M for a 70 sqm one-bedroom — an entry price that positions it as accessible for mid-tier investors in one of Dubai's most centrally located off-plan corridors. At AED 24,765 to AED 25,122 per square metre, the project is priced in line with current Jumeirah Gardens benchmarks rather than at a discount, meaning upside depends on district-wide appreciation and rental absorption by Q1 2028 delivery. Rabdan Real Estate Developments is the delivering entity, operating concurrently across multiple launches in the same district. Buyers acquiring through an agent face a 5% fee — adding between AED 87,500 and AED 136,500 to total acquisition cost before Dubai Land Department transfer fees — a figure worth modelling before comparing this launch against competing off-plan projects in the same corridor. The two-bedroom units, priced from AED 2.71M at 109.63 sqm, carry a near-identical per-sqm rate and target a different buyer bracket entirely.
The 111 one-bedroom units span 69.86 to 70.61 sqm and are priced uniformly at AED 1.75M — a narrow size band that simplifies direct comparison against competing launches. At the top of the observed range, AED 25,122 per sqm is the effective acquisition rate before fees. Add the 5% buyer-side fee and the buyer's all-in cost at contract reaches approximately AED 1.84M, before Dubai Land Department transfer fees are applied at 4%. The 112 two-bedroom units measure exactly 109.63 sqm each and are priced from AED 2.71M to AED 2.73M, placing them at AED 24,737 to AED 24,919 per sqm — marginally lower on a per-sqm basis than the one-bedrooms, which is a common pricing pattern in this district. The consistent floor-plate sizing across both unit types is unusual for a mid-scale launch; it simplifies exit strategy planning because secondary market buyers face a standardised product without meaningful layout variation between units. Payment plan structure and instalment milestones tied to the Q1 2028 delivery target should be confirmed directly with Rabdan Real Estate Developments, as the developer-linked schedule drives cash-flow exposure between purchase and handover. Review buying guidance before committing to any instalment-linked payment plan at this price point.
Jumeirah Gardens sits within Dubai's inner city corridor, bounded by Sheikh Zayed Road to the east and Al Wasl Road to the west, placing it within 3 to 4 kilometres of Downtown Dubai, DIFC, and Business Bay. The district has been under sustained urban densification as the former Satwa low-rise residential zone gives way to mid-to-high-rise mixed-use development. Proximity to major employment nodes — DIFC, Downtown, and the World Trade Centre cluster — supports a credible long-term rental market for one- and two-bedroom apartments, provided supply absorption keeps pace with the volume of competing launches entering the market across the same 2027 to 2029 delivery window. Metro connectivity is a practical buyer consideration; the nearest Red Line stations serve the Sheikh Zayed Road spine, and buyers should model commute time to the employment hubs most likely to generate demand from their target tenant profile. At AED 24,765 to AED 25,122 per sqm, Rabdan Gardens is priced where the district's central location is already fully reflected in the entry point. Buyers should not anticipate a discount-to-market position or immediate post-launch capital gain; the investment case rests on Jumeirah Gardens' continuing transition from a low-density precinct to a denser urban mixed-use district over the next five to ten years, and on whether rental yields at this per-sqm cost deliver an acceptable income return against the total acquisition outlay.
Rabdan Square and Rabdan Gates represent the developer's parallel activity within the Jumeirah Gardens district. Buyers evaluating Rabdan Gardens should cross-reference both launches for pricing consistency, floor-plate variation, and relative delivery confidence before committing capital. When a single developer is managing multiple simultaneous completions in the same district, delivery sequencing and contractor resource allocation become material risk factors for each project's individual handover target. A developer operating concurrently across several Jumeirah Gardens launches either signals deep local market commitment and area conviction, or creates execution risk concentration — both interpretations are valid depending on the developer's balance sheet and construction pipeline. To assess which scenario applies, examine each project's current physical construction stage, RERA escrow registration status, and any available track record from prior Rabdan Real Estate Developments completions. Buyers who find that Rabdan Gardens carries the latest handover date in the portfolio while earlier projects remain under active construction should weight delivery risk accordingly. A developer that has demonstrated on-time delivery across prior launches in the same district is a meaningfully different proposition from one delivering its first significant project.
Amber By Enso, The Grandala, Olivia Gardens Residence, and Gharbi 2 Residences are all active in the Jumeirah Gardens district and constitute the primary competitive set for buyers deciding Rabdan Gardens. Compare entry price per sqm, handover timeline, unit size range, and developer delivery record across all four alternatives before committing. In a district where multiple launches compete for the same buyer at similar price points, marginal differences in finish specification, service charge estimates, and developer reputation carry disproportionate weight on resale value and achieved rental yield. Rabdan Gardens' uniform 70 sqm one-bedroom floor plate is competitive if Jumeirah Gardens rental demand supports sustainable income at the AED 1.75M entry cost — but buyers targeting capital appreciation should stress-test exit liquidity against the full volume of competing supply scheduled to complete in the 2027 to 2029 window. When the per-sqm differential between Rabdan Gardens and a competing launch narrows below 3%, the deciding factors shift entirely to developer confidence, service charge forecasts, and floor-level or orientation advantages, not launch price. For a full side-by-side assessment of off-plan versus ready acquisitions in this price band, review off-plan vs ready before finalising your selection.

The one-bedroom units are priced at AED 1.75M. A 5% buyer-side fee adds AED 87,500, and Dubai Land Department transfer fees at 4% of the purchase price add a further AED 70,000. Administrative and trustee fees add approximately AED 4,000 to AED 5,000. Total all-in acquisition cost for a Rabdan Gardens one-bedroom therefore sits at approximately AED 1.91M to AED 1.92M. For a two-bedroom at AED 2.71M, the 4% DLD fee adds AED 108,400 and the 5% buyer-side fee adds AED 135,500, putting all-in cost above AED 2.95M. Confirm directly with the developer whether the payment plan includes any DLD fee absorption, as several competing Jumeirah Gardens launches have offered partial fee waivers at launch to close the effective cost gap.
Rabdan Gardens operates in the AED 24,765 to AED 25,122 per sqm range across both unit types. Competing launches in the district — including [Amber By Enso](/projects/amber-by-enso), [The Grandala](/projects/the-grandala), [Olivia Gardens Residence](/projects/olivia-gardens-residence), and [Gharbi 2 Residences](/projects/gharbi-2-residences) — must be evaluated on the same per-sqm basis rather than headline price alone. A smaller unit at a lower headline price can carry a higher per-sqm cost and worse exit liquidity. Floor-plate efficiency, build quality, service charge estimates, and developer delivery record should all weight your comparison alongside per-sqm pricing. If a competing launch offers the same or lower per-sqm cost with a stronger developer history or earlier handover, that project represents better risk-adjusted value for the same geographic exposure.
Q1 2028 is the current stated target. Dubai off-plan delivery timelines are not fixed completion guarantees, and delays of six to twelve months are not uncommon in the market. Key risk factors include construction progress at the time of purchase, whether [Rabdan Real Estate Developments](/developers/rabdan-real-estate-developments) has a demonstrated on-time delivery record on prior projects such as [Rabdan Square](/projects/rabdan-square) or [Rabdan Gates](/projects/rabdan-gates), and whether the project is registered with the Dubai Land Department under Law No. 8 of 2007 with an active RERA-supervised escrow account. Verify project registration and escrow compliance before paying any reservation deposit or instalment. If delivery is materially delayed, buyers retain legal remedies under Dubai's real estate regulatory framework, including formal complaint through the Dubai Land Department or RERA, though enforcement requires active monitoring and documented evidence of breach.

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