ICONIC Residences

Al Sufouh 2 / Dubai Internet City (DLD sales area: Tecom Site A) · by MERED · Branded: Pininfarina

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Homes1-bed – 4-bed
KeysQ1 2027
Homes in total311
DeveloperMERED

What stands out

  • Pininfarina-designed and optionally furnished
  • sea and landmark views
  • 5 minutes to Palm Jumeirah

Homes in this building

1-bed
865 sq ft · AED 3,983/sq ft
fromAED 3.45M
2-bed
Size on request
Price on request
4-bed
2,776 sq ft
Price on request
Penthouse
Size on request
Price on request

What's in the building

Infinity pool
Sky amenities on floors 39-40
Two amenity floors
VIP air-conditioned parking

Payment plan

50/50

Construction

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

Expected handover: Q1 2027.

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

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Your monthly payment

AboutAED 14,931 a month

For a home of AED 3.45M

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: 50/50), 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.