Oasiz 2 by Danube

Yes. Danube's own project page lists Oasiz 2 as sold out as of October 2026, and the public sales timeline flags the sell-out on 27 August 2025 — roughly nine months after bookings opened in December 2024. The only way in now is a resale from an existing buyer, registered through the Dubai Land Department.

Through resale, yes. DLD open data shows 50 recorded sale transactions in the tower, and Jul–Sep 2026 pre-registration transfers included studios at AED 781K–855K, one-beds at AED 1.03M–1.15M and two-beds at AED 1.35M–1.66M. We track owner listings, check the seller's instalment position and handle the transfer paperwork. If resale pricing does not suit, Danube's Timez and Aspirz nearby still have developer stock.

The developer's estimate is November 2027. Construction started in December 2024 per the public sales timeline, and DLD records show units already changing hands as pre-registration sales while the tower is being built — so a resale buyer today steps into the original payment schedule until completion.

The 38-storey tower holds 483 homes: studios of 367–402 sq ft, one-beds of 531–631 sq ft, two-beds of 743–824 sq ft and a 1,158–1,171 sq ft three-bedroom layout. Presidential studios, presidential suites and the three-bed come with a private plunge pool on the balcony, and homes are finished in Danube's furnished standard.

Units sold on Danube's 1% monthly structure: 10% down, 54% through construction (much of it at 1% per month), 6% on handover and 30% spread over 30 months after handover. That plan closed with the 2025 sell-out. On a resale you agree terms with the seller and pay the 4% DLD transfer fee, trustee charges and any outstanding developer instalments you take over.

Danube's launch pricing started around AED 699K for studios, AED 777K for presidential studios, AED 935K for one-beds, AED 1.29M for two-beds and AED 1.755M for three-beds. Recent DLD-recorded resales are trading above most of those launch levels — studios at AED 781K–855K in Jul–Aug 2026, which is the clearest public measure of how the building has repriced.

Yes. Dubai Silicon Oasis is a freehold zone, so buyers of any nationality take full ownership with a DLD-issued title deed, and Indians are consistently among Dubai's largest buyer groups. A practical bonus for families: Indian International School, 0.6 km away, charges fees of roughly AED 12,500 — among the lowest for an Indian-curriculum school in Dubai.

Most individuals 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) can apply above thresholds, so confirm the treatment with your chartered accountant before wiring funds — we arrange the property side, not tax advice.

The 10-year property-linked visa generally requires a DLD-recorded value of at least AED 2 million, and most Oasiz 2 units have traded below that line — recent resales ran AED 781K to AED 1.66M. A buyer may be eligible for UAE residency subject to government criteria; confirm the current rules for your specific purchase with the DLD or ICP before relying on it.