Asayel Avenue

Mirdif · by Dubai Investments

Asayel Avenue: exterior, photo 1 of 3Asayel Avenue: aerial, photo 2 of 3Asayel Avenue: interior living, photo 3 of 3
Asayel Avenue: exterior, photo 1 of 3Asayel Avenue: aerial, photo 2 of 3Asayel Avenue: interior living, photo 3 of 3
Homes1-bed – 3-bed
KeysQ2 2027
Homes in total193
DeveloperDubai Investments

What stands out

  • low-density 193-apartment building in Mirdif Hills, near Mushrif Park and Uptown Mirdif

Homes in this building

1-bed
819 – 2,086 sq ft · AED 2,515/sq ft
fromAED 2.06M
2-bed
1,176 – 2,557 sq ft · AED 2,551/sq ft
fromAED 3M
3-bed
1,581 – 3,482 sq ft · AED 2,201/sq ft
fromAED 3.48M

What's in the building

Swimming pool
Gym
Recreational areas
Covered parking
Smart living

Payment plan

20% down payment, 20% during construction, 20% handover, 40% after handover

Construction

The Dubai Land Department hasn't published a progress figure for this project yet.

Expected handover: Q2 2027 (official).

About this data: From the developer's published details, with some figures from listing portals.

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Asayel Avenue3 photos
Asayel Avenue: exterior, photo 1 of 3Asayel Avenue: aerial, photo 2 of 3Asayel Avenue: interior living, photo 3 of 3

Your monthly payment

AboutAED 8,928 a month

For a home of AED 2.06M

Loan
Interest over the term
Fees at transfer, about
Cash needed up front

Off-plan homes are usually paid to the developer while they're built (here: 20% down payment, 20% during construction, 20% handover, 40% after handover), and banks lend on the balance near handover; before completion they lend at most 50%.

Assumes a UAE resident expat buying a first home: banks lend up to 80% (70% above AED 5M) for up to 25 years, and fixed rates run about 3.75–5% today. Fees: 4% DLD transfer fee, 0.25% mortgage registration and about 1% to the bank. An estimate, not a loan offer.