Timez by Danube

You pay about 0.5% of the price each month. The structure totals 70% during construction and 30% at handover, expected Q2 2028. There is no post-handover component on the standard plan and no big lump-sum down payment — the booking amount and tranche dates vary by unit, so request the live schedule before reserving.

Danube designs some units to be reconfigured: a flex studio converts into a 1 BHK, a flex 1 BHK becomes a 2 BHK with an office, and presidential versions add a private balcony pool. You buy the smaller configuration today and adapt the layout later, instead of selling and re-buying when you need another room.

AED 871,000 is the entry price on Danube's list as of 3 October 2026. Studios run 386–427 sq ft, 1-bedrooms 545–721 sq ft, 2-bedrooms 800–1,097 sq ft and 3-bedrooms 1,057–1,418 sq ft. Listed starting points sit near AED 1.09M for 1-bedroom, AED 1.53M for 2-bedroom and AED 2.04M for 3-bedroom units.

The developer's stated completion is Q2 2028; the project launched in February 2025 and construction started in April 2025. Treat any off-plan date as an estimate — Dubai handovers can move either way. Progress is trackable through DLD project monitoring and escrow release stages, which we can share on request.

Private plunge pools appear on selected configurations — presidential flex studios and suites, plus pool variants of the 2 and 3-bedroom plans. The 3-bedroom Type B layout, for example, pairs a 2.00 x 3.10 m pool with a wraparound balcony. Pool units carry a premium over the standard stack, so confirm availability early.

It is a self-contained tech free zone with schools, supermarkets, clinics and parks already operating — Indian International School is 0.8 km away and Silicon Central Mall a 2-minute drive. The trade-off: it sits inland, 12–18 minutes from Downtown by car, and is quieter at night than the Marina-side districts. End-users and families dominate the resident mix.

Yes. Dubai Silicon Oasis is a freehold zone, so Indian citizens — resident or NRI — can own at Timez outright with a title deed in their own name; no UAE residency is required. You buy directly from the developer on your passport and the Dubai Land Department registers the sale. Indians have been among Dubai's largest property buyer groups for years.

Resident Indians remit under RBI's Liberalised Remittance Scheme — currently USD 250,000 per person per financial year, so families often combine limits, and the monthly instalment plan spreads the outflow across years. TCS can apply on remittances above the threshold. NRIs pay from NRE, NRO or overseas accounts. Confirm the mechanics with your chartered accountant — this is not tax or investment advice.

Only at the top end. The 10-year investor visa requires property worth AED 2 million or more; at Timez the 3-bedroom stock from about AED 2.039M crosses that line, while studios to 2-bedrooms sit below it. A qualifying buyer may be eligible for UAE residency subject to government criteria — thresholds and rules change, so verify at application time.