Elitz by Danube

Yes. Danube announced the project fully sold on its launch day in December 2022, and the developer's own page lists it as sold out as of October 2026. The only way in now is a resale from an existing owner, registered through the Dubai Land Department.

Through resale, yes. DLD open data shows 50+ recorded sale transactions in the project, with studios recently changing hands in the AED 620K–750K range. We track owner listings in both towers, check the title and seller position, and arrange the transfer paperwork. If resale pricing does not suit you, Danube's Serenz in JVC is a close alternative with developer stock.

The developer's page states completion in October 2026. The original estimate at launch was Q4 2025, so the schedule moved by roughly a year — worth knowing if you are timing a move-in or rental start. Individual resale listings may quote unit-level handover dates a month or two later.

The twin towers hold 592 homes: studios of 440–628 sq ft, one-beds of roughly 731–1,099 sq ft, two-beds of 1,056–1,332 sq ft and three-beds of 1,166–1,488 sq ft, alongside presidential studios, duplexes and penthouses. Apartments were sold fully furnished, and select layouts include private pools.

Units sold at launch on Danube's 1% monthly plan — a small booking amount followed by 1% of the price each month. That plan closed with the sell-out in December 2022. On a resale you pay the seller as per your agreement, plus the 4% DLD transfer fee, trustee office charges and any outstanding developer instalments you take over.

Over 30 facilities sit on the podium deck: an infinity pool, anti-current pool, aqua gym, indoor gym, spa and health club, outdoor cinema, party hall, BBQ area, padel tennis, cricket pitch, mini golf, jogging track, kids' day care, play area and toddlers' splashpad, with retail and F&B units at podium level.

Yes. JVC is a freehold zone, so buyers of any nationality get full ownership with a DLD-issued title deed. Indian buyers are consistently among the largest purchaser groups in Dubai, and a resale in Elitz follows the same transfer process as any other freehold apartment.

Most individual buyers remit through their bank under the RBI's Liberalised Remittance Scheme, currently capped at USD 250,000 per person per financial year; family members can combine limits. TCS (tax collected at source) may apply on remittances above thresholds, so speak to your chartered accountant before you wire funds — we do not give tax advice.

The 10-year property-linked visa generally requires a DLD-recorded value of at least AED 2 million, and many Elitz units trade below that line. A buyer may be eligible for UAE residency subject to government criteria — confirm the current rules and your specific case with the DLD or ICP before counting on it.