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Dubai · Community head to head · July 2026

Dubai Hills Estate vs Dubai Investments Park

At the median, Dubai Hills Estate asks AED 2,240 per sqft against AED 1,699 in Dubai Investments Park, 32% dearer per sqft. Half of Dubai Hills Estate inventory sits between AED 2,040 and AED 2,538 per sqft, against AED 1,415 to AED 1,773 in Dubai Investments Park.

Dubai Investments Park carries the larger pipeline: 72 tracked off-plan projects and 1,982 priced units, against 46 projects and 328 priced units in Dubai Hills Estate.

Payment plans are lighter before handover in Dubai Investments Park: the median plan asks 70% before keys across 102 published plans, against 80% across 61 plans in Dubai Hills Estate.

Dubai Hills Estate: AED 2,240/sqftDubai Investments Park: AED 1,699/sqft118 projects compared
Dubai Hills Estate against Dubai Investments Park

Price per sqft, and the band around it

Dot is the median AED per sqft, bar is p25 to p75. Figures after each name are the median AED per sqft and the priced units.

  1. Dubai Hills Estate2,240 328
  2. Dubai Investments Park1,699 1,982
1,4151,9772,538

Dot is the median asking price per sqft, bar is the middle half of the priced inventory. Bases are 328 priced units in Dubai Hills Estate and 1,982 in Dubai Investments Park.

Dubai Hills Estate against Dubai Investments Park

Side by side

MetricDubai Hills EstateDubai Investments Park
Off-plan projects tracked4672
Priced units3281,982
Median AED per sqft2,2401,699
AED per sqft, p25 to p752,040 to 2,5381,415 to 1,773
Median asking priceAED 2.67MAED 987K
Lowest starting priceAED 872KAED 465K
Median paid before handover80%70%
Plans with a post-handover tail10%1%
Peak handover year2026 (13 projects)2029 (48 projects)
Active developers135

Every figure is computed by OffplanIndex over developer-published unit inventories and payment plans. Rows a community cannot answer are left out rather than filled in. Not investment advice.

Where the two sit on AED per sqft

Price

Dubai Investments Park is the cheaper side per sqft, at AED 1,699 against AED 2,240 in Dubai Hills Estate, so Dubai Hills Estate is 32% dearer per sqft. On the typical unit that reads as AED 987K for a median 590 sqft home in Dubai Investments Park, against AED 2.67M for a median 1,178 sqft home in Dubai Hills Estate.

Inventory is weighted differently. Dubai Hills Estate is dominated by 2 BR units, 121 priced records at a median AED 2,216 per sqft and AED 2.77M a unit. Dubai Investments Park leans to 1 BR units, 557 records at AED 1,758 per sqft and AED 961K a unit.

Entry pricing: the lowest published starting price is AED 872K in Dubai Hills Estate and AED 465K in Dubai Investments Park.

Pipeline shape and how much is already gone

Supply and delivery

Dubai Hills Estate peaks in 2026, when 13 of its 46 tracked projects are scheduled to hand over. Dubai Investments Park peaks in 2029 with 48 of 72. Published handover dates move, so read them as developer intent rather than a delivered date.

Of the projects tracked, 61% in Dubai Hills Estate and 24% in Dubai Investments Park are listed as sold out or out of stock, which is the share of the pipeline no longer taking new bookings at listed prices.

13 developers are active in Dubai Hills Estate, led by Emaar, Ellington, H&H. Dubai Investments Park has 5, led by DAMAC, Emaar, Reportage.

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Source: OffplanIndex derived analytics, built 2026-09-02 from developer-published project facts and unit inventories aggregated from public portals (latest observation 2026-07-30). All statistics are computed by OffplanIndex; no third-party database is reproduced. See the methodology and data policy. Not investment advice.