Azizi Abraham is a 420-unit residential and retail building by Azizi Developments in Downtown Jebel Ali (Jabal Ali Industrial Second) — studios through three-bedroom apartments plus duplexes and retail units, with a DLD-declared value of AED 99.4 million and a registered September 2028 completion. The escrow account opened in August 2026, so units can now legally be sold.
The project is located in Downtown Jebel Ali, Jabal Ali Industrial Second, Dubai. The surrounding area functions as a residential area and shows active buyer and rental demand. It is better suited to medium to long-term residential demand than short-term speculation.
Azizi Abraham exterior

Azizi Abraham Payment Plan & Handover Date

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Azizi Developments • Downtown Jebel Ali, Jabal Ali Industrial Second, Dubai • Handover Q3 2028 (DLD registered September 2028)

AED 505.0K starting

Handover
Q3 2028
Developer
Azizi Developments
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Units 420

Approx units remaining

DLD Project Value AED 99.4M

Key signal

Registered Completion Sep 2028

Key signal

Starting price AED 505.0K
To reserve (10%) AED 50,500
Payment plan 10/40/50
Handover Q3 2028 DLD registered September 2028
Median paid / sqft AED 1,546
Est. gross yield 7–8%
Location Downtown Jebel Ali, Jabal Ali Industrial Second, Dubai

Azizi Abraham Payment Plan

10/40/50 — 10% on booking, 40% during construction, 50% on handover.

Milestone%Entry price (AED 505.0K)Median paid (AED 552,000)
On booking10% AED 50,500AED 55,200
During construction40% AED 202,000AED 220,800
On handover50% AED 252,500AED 276,000
DLD transfer fee, on purchase4% AED 20,200AED 22,080
Cash needed before handover50% + fee AED 272,700AED 298,080
On handover50% AED 252,500AED 276,000

The median is of 183 purchases recorded by the Dubai Land Department in 2026 — a more realistic basis than the entry price unless you are buying the cheapest unit. Excludes Oqood registration, trustee and service charges; confirm every figure against your sale agreement. Compare payment plans across every Dubai project →

Handover Q3 2028 (DLD registered September 2028) · DLD register: 4 August 2027
Built so far 2% complete in the DLD register, 18 Sep 2026

If the marketed date and the date in your sale agreement differ, the contract governs — get it in writing before you pay.

What Actually Sold at Azizi Abraham

What buyers actually paid, from Dubai Land Department records. Data as of 18 Sep 2026.

Recorded sales 183
Median price paid AED 552,000 +9% vs the AED 505,000 advertised entry price — the advertised figure is the smallest unit, so most buyers pay well above it
Median price per sqft AED 1,546
Most-bought size Studio 128 of 183 sales where the size was recorded

What buyers bought

Unit sizeSalesShare
Studio 128 70%
1 B/R 49 27%
2 B/R 5 3%
3 B/R 1 1%

What the DLD register records

Registered units420
Escrow account Open — units may lawfully be sold
Registered completion 4 Aug 2027 — marketed as Q3 2028 (DLD registered September 2028)
Construction progress2% complete

Where the registered completion date and the marketed handover date differ, the date in your sale agreement is the one that governs. Get it in writing.

Source: Dubai Land Department, 2026. Medians move as more sales register, and do not separate developer sales from resales.

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Before You Pay: Check Azizi Abraham Against the DLD Register

Marketing material is written by the seller. The Dubai Land Department register is not. These are the facts filed with the government for this project — escrow status, unit count, construction progress and the completion date on record. Free, no email needed.

Property Overview

Type Apartment
Purpose For sale
Completion Off-plan
Developer Azizi Developments
Ownership Freehold
Handover date Q3 2028 (DLD registered September 2028)
Usage Residential

Azizi Abraham unit types & floor plans

UnitShare of recorded sales
Studio 70%
1 Bed Apartment 27%
2 Bed Apartment 3%
3 Bed Apartment 1%
Duplex (13 units) not recorded

Share of 183 Dubai Land Department sales in 2026 where the unit size was recorded — the layout most people bought is the one you will compete with at resale. Floor plans: not published in a form we can verify — ask the developer for the plan of your exact unit and floor before you commit.

Will Azizi Abraham hand over on time?

The filed date looks difficult to meet

The register files completion for 4 August 2027 — 10 months away — with construction at 2% across 420 registered units. Building from that position typically takes around 22 months, so the filed date is roughly 12 months short of what the work usually needs. That is not a prediction that it will slip, and developers do compress schedules — it is the gap between the filed date and the normal build time, which is worth raising before you sign.

  • Filed completion4 August 2027
  • Months remaining10
  • Registered units420
Computed from the Dubai Land Department register. A filed completion date is not a contractual one — the date in your sale agreement, and its penalty clause, is the one that binds the developer.

Location & Connectivity

Metro Planned / nearby stations
Roads Key Dubai arterial roads
Nearby Dubai Mall, DXB Airport, Creek Marina

Amenities & Facilities

Swimming pool Gym Kids play area Ground-floor retail units Podium parking Landscaped areas 24/7 security Metro access nearby

Is Azizi Abraham a good investment? Our view

A 420-unit Azizi building in Downtown Jebel Ali with escrow newly opened — low-cost metro-corridor exposure, weighed against a transitioning neighbourhood and this developer's timeline record.

Who it suits

Best suited for budget-focused investors who want metro-connected access to the southern growth corridor at low entry cost, and who can tolerate an area still transitioning from industrial to residential character. Not suited to buyers who need certainty on handover dates.

For investors

The location argument is real: Downtown Jebel Ali is on the metro, positioned between established southern communities and the Expo City / Al Maktoum corridor, at entry prices well under central Dubai — and Azizi's scale in the district means amenities arrive as the cluster fills. Two things to underwrite honestly. First, delivery: Azizi shows the widest gap in our dataset between announced and actual handover, so build slippage into your model rather than assuming September 2028.

Second, character: the surrounding area remains industrial in parts, which limits the tenant pool today even if it improves over the hold period. Verify escrow before paying anything.

If you will live there

For end users, Azizi Abraham offers affordable freehold ownership with metro access and quick Sheikh Zayed Road connectivity, including larger three-bedroom and duplex layouts. Expect the neighbourhood around it to still be maturing at handover.

FAQs

What is Azizi Abraham?

A 420-unit residential and retail building by Azizi Developments in Downtown Jebel Ali (Jabal Ali Industrial Second), Dubai. DLD records describe three basements, ground, mezzanine, three podium levels, 16 floors and roof, with a declared project value of AED 99,417,500.

What unit types does Azizi Abraham offer?

Studios through to three-bedroom apartments, plus 13 duplexes and 12 retail units — an unusually broad mix for a building at this price level.

When is the handover of Azizi Abraham?

The DLD registry records 30 September 2028, with construction beginning July 2026 and currently at around 2%. Treat that as a target: Azizi has the widest gap between announced and actual handover dates in our project set.

Can units at Azizi Abraham be sold yet?

Yes — the escrow account opened in the DLD registry in August 2026, which is the legal gate that must clear before any off-plan sale. Confirm your payments go into that registered escrow account rather than a company account.

Where is Downtown Jebel Ali?

A district in Jabal Ali Industrial Second at the southern end of Sheikh Zayed Road, on the metro line, positioned between Dubai's established southern communities and the Expo City / Al Maktoum airport growth corridor. Parts of the surrounding area remain industrial in character.

Is Azizi Abraham a good investment?

The case is low entry cost with metro access on the southern growth corridor, and Azizi's scale in the district means amenities build out around it. Against that: factor in likely timeline slippage given the developer's record, and recognise that the area's industrial character limits the tenant pool today even if it improves over your hold period.

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Data & accuracy: Figures on this page are compiled from Dubai Land Department open data, developer materials and market sources, and can change without notice. Prices, payment plans, handover dates and availability must be verified directly with the developer or a RERA-licensed broker before you commit to anything. Nothing here is financial advice or an offer to sell. Spotted something wrong? Tell us and we'll correct it. Last updated 11 Sep 2026.

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