Off-plan apartments in Maritime City
There are currently 3 off-plan apartment projects for sale in Maritime City, Dubai, with entry pricing from AED 2.2M to AED 2.3M and a median estimated gross rental yield of 7.0% (best in slice: 7.0%).
The most active developers in Maritime City right now are Damac Properties (3).
Off-plan properties for sale in Maritime City: 3 projects
OffplanCompare tracks 3 active off-plan projects in Maritime City, Dubai, ranging from AED 2.2M to AED 2.3M, delivered by 1 different developer. Every project is filtered against our developer allowlist (Emaar, Sobha, Damac, Binghatti, Meraas, Nakheel, Ellington, Azizi, Samana, AYS) and is either pre-handover or has an unknown completion date — no sold-out or already-completed stock pollutes the catalogue. Whether you're browsing off-plan properties for sale in Maritime City by developer, bedroom count, budget or handover year, every listing below carries live pricing, the full payment plan and the developer's published handover date.
Price range and rental yield in Maritime City
Entry pricing in Maritime City starts from AED 2.2M and runs up to AED 2.3M across the current off-plan catalogue. The median estimated gross rental yield is 7.0%. Net yield after service charges and management is typically 1–2 percentage points lower.
Bedroom mix in Maritime City off-plan property
How the Maritime City off-plan catalogue splits by bedroom count. A project counts once against each bedroom size it offers, so shares don’t sum to 100%.
| Bedroom size | Projects | Share |
|---|---|---|
| 1-bedroom in Maritime City | 3 | 100% |
| 2-bedroom in Maritime City | 3 | 100% |
| 3-bedroom in Maritime City | 3 | 100% |
The most-offered size in Maritime City is 1-bedroom inventory, with 3 projects listing units at that count. Buyers hunting a specific bedroom size can jump straight to the filtered slice below — every one is a live catalogue view of just that bedroom count in Maritime City.
Investment outlook in Maritime City for 2026
On an entry-level AED 2.2M unit at the Maritime City catalogue-median gross yield of 7.0%, gross rental income works out to approximately AED 12,600/month once the project hands over. Net returns typically land 15–25% below gross once service charges, agency, management and any mortgage servicing are deducted — use the yield figure as a ceiling, not a forecast. See our best-areas ranking for how Maritime City compares against every other Dubai submarket on the same yield/entry-price plane.
What renters can expect to pay in Maritime City
Based on entry-level pricing and gross-yield estimates for the 3 Maritime City projects on our catalogue that publish both figures, implied gross monthly rent lands between AED 12,600 and AED 13,533 per month, with a median of AED 12,600. Every figure here is post-handover: these projects are still under construction, so rental income only begins once units are delivered. Live rental listings for Maritime City are best checked directly on Bayut or Property Finder — OffplanCompare tracks off-plan sale inventory only.
Handover timing in Maritime City
Every project currently on the Maritime City catalogue is scheduled to hand over in 2029. The heaviest delivery year is 2029 with 3 projects due. Buyers stacking multiple units for a coordinated furnish-and-let strategy often target this year. Individual project pages carry the specific handover quarter and, where the developer publishes it, a construction-progress percentage. The sitewide handover schedule groups every catalogue project by quarter across all emirates.
Payment plans for off-plan apartments in Maritime City
3 of the 3 off-plan projects in the Maritime City catalogue with a published plan structure book with 20% down payment or lower. The most common structured payment plans here are 20/40/40. Each plan reads as booking-down / during-construction / handover — for example 20/50/30 means 20% at booking, 50% staged over construction milestones, and 30% at handover.
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