Best Off Plan Projects in Dubai Right Now (2025 Edition)

The pace of new launches in Dubai hasn’t slowed in 2025. If anything, developers are accelerating releases in response to rising demand, especially from international buyers. What’s changed is where the activity is happening. The focus has shifted from oversaturated zones to new master communities, coastal areas, and lifestyle-led districts that offer more lifestyle benefits

For anyone looking to invest or secure a future home, here’s a closer look at the best off plan projects in Dubai available right now. These picks are based on location, developer strength, long-term value, and buyer response.

 

Palm Jebel Ali – Beach and Coral Villas

This is one of the most talked-about masterplans in Dubai today. Twice the size of Palm Jumeirah, Palm Jebel Ali has returned to the market with two main villa collections situated along pristine beachfront plots. The Beach Collection offers a more contemporary architectural style, while the Coral Collection leans into organic curves and island-inspired finishes.

Interest is being driven not only by the iconic shape and location but by the scarcity of waterfront plots this large. With planned marinas, schools, wellness zones and resort-style infrastructure, this project is designed for end-users and long-term investors alike. Early buyers have already seen price appreciation even before the first show villa is completed.

 

The Oasis by Emaar – Palmiera and Pallas Villas

Emaar’s newest master community, The Oasis, is drawing serious interest from villa buyers and those who have previously benefited from investing early in Emaar communitas. 

The Palmiera phases are at the forefront, with large built-up areas, open green spaces, and a strong layout mix aimed at families. With Emaar’s excellent track record, and villa prices from just AED8.5m buyers see this project as a long-term purchase with excellent resale potential.

 

Dubai Creek Harbour – Altan and Green Gate District

While Dubai Creek Harbour has been evolving for years, 2025 marks a turning point. The Island District is now largely complete and the Creek Beach area is coming to life. Two standout launches this year are Altan Tower and the Green Gate residential cluster.

Altan is a 58-storey tower with clean lines, marina views and a more refined materials palette than earlier phases. Green Gate, on the other hand, is a low-density district designed around parks and schools, with only five towers planned. This area appeals to both investors and families who want community without the chaos.

 

The Valley Phase Two – Talia, Nima and Elora

The Valley has always been about offering affordability without sacrificing quality. In 2025, it’s no longer considered on the fringes. New road links and community infrastructure have brought The Valley much closer in terms of both access and appeal. Phase Two is where things get interesting.

Projects like Nima and Elora are offering larger, upgraded layouts, deeper plots and a more refined look across the board. These townhouses are proving popular with investors as well as first-time buyers and young families. Price points still remain accessible, but with clear signs of growth in resale and rental interest.

 

Dubai South – South Bay and Emaar South’s New Launches

This pocket of the city has quietly become one of the most active off plan zones in Dubai. With the airport expansion moving ahead and Expo City Dubai gaining traction, Dubai South is now delivering on its early promise.

South Bay is leading sales with a mix of villas, mid-sized townhouses and a planned lagoon for residents. At the same time, Emaar is rolling out new phases in its own masterplan, Emaar South nearby.  Here it is offering a combination of townhouses and low-rise apartments aimed at long-term residents and airline staff.

 

Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC) 

JVC continues to attract younger buyers and investors looking for rental yield. The skyline is changing, and 2025 brings new launches with better layouts and smarter amenities.

Binghatti Circle is positioned to be the tallest residential building in the area, with over 60 floors and a sharp focus on architectural presence. The Sloane by Ellington offers a more design-driven experience, tailored to residents who want style without a downtown address.

 

Dubai Hills Estate – Parklands and New High-Rise Towers

Dubai Hills continues to be one of the most in-demand residential zones, and while much of the master plan is complete, select new plots are still being released. In 2025, the focus has shifted to high-rise apartment towers along the central park as well as a final few villa clusters near the golf course.

One of the more anticipated releases is Parklands, offering 1 to 3-bedroom apartments with views over the park and open green corridors. The location benefits from walkable access to Dubai Hills Mall, healthcare facilities, and the school zone, making it highly attractive to end-users.

On the villa side, new launches are limited in number and typically sell out quickly. These homes are positioned near the golf course and offer quick access to the main entrances and lifestyle hubs. Demand remains strong because of the communities central location and near complete infrastructure.

 

What Off Plan Buyers Should Consider

The best project depends on your objective. For capital gains, early phases in brand new communities like The Oasis or Palm Jebel Ali have strong upside. For rental returns, look toward apartments in Dubai Hills or JVC. For lifestyle and long-term use, communities with greenery, low density and finished infrastructure tend to hold their appeal.

Always weigh the developer’s record, the payment plan structure and the project timeline. Not all off plan launches are equal, and sometimes it pays to wait for the right release rather than rushing into whatever’s available.