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Business Park (Mercedes-Benz Places / Binghatti City) is still a selective area where buyers should focus on stronger projects, payment plans, and delivery confidence before committing.
Early-stage area with selective opportunities
Moderate Fit
Moderate Fit
Recorded Dubai Land Department sales, 2026 — what buyers paid, not asking prices. Data as of 17 Aug 2026.
| Development | Sales | Median paid | AED/sqft |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maybach Six | 1,008 | AED 1,398,000 | 3,586 |
| Maybach Ultimate Luxury | 230 | AED 1,379,000 | 3,738 |
| Project Maybach | 193 | AED 1,388,000 | 3,521 |
| TONINO LAMBORGHINI RESIDENCES | 97 | AED 3,136,098 | 2,588 |
Source: Dubai Land Department open data. Medians are calculated across recorded off-plan sales and move as more register. How we read the register.
Based on recent transactions and forward market indicators
average resale & off-plan transaction value
(1–3 bedroom apartments, last 12 months)
Mostly established developers with predictable delivery.
End-user driven with consistent long-term absorption.
Capital growth focused, not short-term flipping.
Phased handovers rather than speculative launches.
Business Park is the cadastral district covering the Mercedes-Benz Places and Binghatti City cluster in the Nad Al Sheba and Meydan corridor, off Al Khail Road. Creek metro station on the Green Line is about twelve minutes away and Downtown Dubai around fifteen. Listings will normally use the branded community names rather than the registered district name.
The district median across 1,556 recorded 2026 purchases is AED 3,581 per square foot — roughly double the Dubai mid-market rate and comparable to Business Bay. Project medians run AED 1,379,000 at Maybach Ultimate Luxury, AED 1,388,000 at Project Maybach, AED 1,398,000 at Maybach Six and AED 3,136,098 at Tonino Lamborghini Residences.
Branding. Every development recorded in the district is a branded residence — Maybach, Mercedes-Benz Places, Tonino Lamborghini — and the premium buys an association that genuinely cannot be replicated by the building next door. Whether it is worth paying is a judgement about resale recognition rather than rent: at roughly double the mid-market rate the premium is not recovered through yield.
Mostly studios, which is the detail most worth knowing before buying. Of 1,556 recorded sales, 1,047 were studios, 300 one-bedrooms and 143 two-bedrooms. So the typical purchase here is a branded studio at Business Bay rates — a coherent product, but a specific one, and quite different from what the branding implies.
Within its own segment, yes, and by the same brand. Three Maybach towers account for 1,459 of the district's 1,556 recorded sales and file completion within roughly a year of each other. Your resale and letting competition is therefore several hundred near-identical branded studios arriving simultaneously — a narrower and more direct form of competition than a mixed district produces.
It is a resale-recognition play rather than a yield one, and it should be bought that way. The brand scarcity is real — there is no second Mercedes-Benz district in Dubai. But at AED 3,581 per square foot the premium will not come back through rent, gross yields sit around 5%, and the studio concentration means the resale pool competes against itself. Buy it for the address and a long hold, not for income.
Ask for the project and escrow account numbers in writing and verify them directly with the Dubai Land Department. Project Maybach carries an open escrow account on the current register with completion filed for 30 June 2027 against 0% construction as of August 2026 — a tight schedule worth monitoring. Check the specific tower you are buying rather than relying on the district or the developer's overall record.
Business Park (Mercedes-Benz Places / Binghatti City) is a growing residential area in Dubai attracting both end users and investors.
Projects here are evaluated by reliability, risk profile and demand trends rather than marketing hype.
Buyers shortlist this area for stability, future infrastructure growth and competitive pricing.