Forest City Tower 2

Studios start from AED 600,000, with 1, 2 and 3-bedroom apartments above that. Because units are delivered fully furnished, compare that figure against a bare-shell unit plus AED 40,000–70,000 of fit-out rather than against the headline price alone.

The commonly quoted structure is 50/50 — 50% through construction and 50% on handover — though some listings quote 60/40. Confirm which applies to your specific unit, and plan for the large payment falling due at completion.

June 2027 (Q2 2027). That is unusually close for an off-plan purchase and is one of the stronger arguments for the project — most competing DLRC stock currently marketed completes in 2029 or later.

Yes — units are delivered fully furnished with smart home systems for lighting, temperature and security. For a landlord this means the unit can be listed immediately at handover with no fit-out spend, which materially improves first-year cash flow.

The project is listed under Al Helal Al Zahaby Real Estate on some portals and HZ Development on others. That inconsistency is worth resolving before you buy: verify the registered developer entity, the project number and the escrow account directly against the Dubai Land Department registry.

Listings place it in both. Majan and the Dubai Land Residence Complex are adjacent Dubailand sub-communities and the boundary is frequently blurred in marketing. Pricing and yields are broadly the same across either, but check the DLD title deed for the actual registered community name.

The case is a short off-plan window, zero fit-out cost and DLRC gross yields near 8% — a combination that gets you earning sooner with less capital exposure than most competing stock. The counterweights are the highest supply pressure of any Dubai district, no metro access, a developer trading under two names, and 50% payable at handover. It suits a yield-first buyer who verifies the developer entity properly first.