KORE by Imtiaz

Dubailand Residence Complex is one of Dubai’s most closely watched mid-market communities, with freehold ownership and prices that keep the entry point accessible. The Dubai Metro Blue Line, scheduled to open in 2029, will pass through nearby Academic City and Dubai Silicon Oasis, so buyers who commit before it opens are positioned ahead of that connectivity. The off-plan stage adds flexibility, with payments spread across construction or over three years after handover.

Dubai market data for Q2 2026 shows gross rental yields averaging 5,53% across the city, with studios at 7,80%, one-bedroom apartments at 6,03% and two-bedroom apartments at 5,58%. KORE’s studios and one-bedrooms sit in the strongest segments, and a Technogym gym, a padel court and a wellness pool give tenants a clear reason to choose this building over a standard block. Training, swimming and recovery in one building is the kind of everyday convenience that supports steady letting.

The UAE Golden Visa requires property worth at least AED 2,000,000, and off-plan purchases count by contract value. A single KORE apartment starts below that level, but buyers can combine more than one property to reach it, for example two two-bedroom apartments. The visa gives 10-year renewable residency, family sponsorship and no minimum stay in the UAE, and it stays valid for as long as the qualifying property is held, a useful long-term option for international investors.