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Collision calendar · July to September 2027

Off-plan payments due in Q3 2027

AED 9.92B of committed off-plan payment schedule falls in July to September 2027, across 1,243 of the 1,618 tracked projects on this calendar. That is 6.1 percent of everything due between 2026 Q4 and 2032 Q3, which makes it the number 7 quarter of 24, against AED 51.04B in the heaviest.

103 projects take the handover payment itself this quarter, worth AED 3.32B. 114 of the projects paying in, 9 percent, have already handed over and are collecting a post-handover tail.

1,243 projects paying103 handing over114 already handed over
Total due
AED 9.92B
6.1 percent of the whole calendar
Construction instalments
AED 6.37B
from projects still building
Handover payments
AED 3.32B
103 projects completing
Post-handover tails
AED 225.6M
2.3 percent of the quarter, owed on buildings already delivered
The whole calendar, this quarter marked

Where this quarter sits

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Of 51 published

Communities with the most due in Q3 2027

CommunityProjects payingDue this quarterShare of its own calendarHanding over
Dubai Harbour7AED 1.38B32.8%1
Nad Al Sheba16AED 1.02B13.0%3
Dubai Islands91AED 458.7M4.9%9
Al Marjan Island48AED 357.6M5.0%1
Business Bay22AED 341.3M3.3%3
Dubailand51AED 337.0M6.4%3
Palm Jumeirah10AED 303.4M4.0%0
Bukadra22AED 223.9M5.1%1
Jumeirah Village Circle64AED 223.5M6.9%9
Palm Jebel Ali18AED 216.8M13.5%2
Jumeirah Village Triangle25AED 175.3M11.0%2
Dubai South74AED 165.0M1.9%9

Communities with fewer than 10 tracked projects are not published at all, so this is the heaviest of the 51 deep enough to rank, not the heaviest in the emirate.

Of 45 published

Developers with the most due in Q3 2027

DeveloperProjects payingDue this quarterShare of its own calendarHanding over
Sobha Realty62AED 2.00B9.9%1
Binghatti17AED 1.23B8.4%3
H&H7AED 619.8M29.8%1
Emaar122AED 523.7M7.2%7
Meraas25AED 464.0M7.0%3
Arada31AED 333.0M6.4%2
Aldar39AED 290.6M7.1%4
Nakheel25AED 273.4M5.3%3
DAMAC49AED 268.8M3.7%4
Azizi21AED 198.1M1.9%0
Omniyat6AED 188.5M5.5%0
BNW9AED 166.8M5.3%0
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What this quarter is a count of

What this is, and what it is not
  • This is a schedule projection, not a forecast. It models every unit record we hold as bought on the valuation date at its listed price on the plan the developer publishes. Real off-plan absorption is partial and staggered, so no quarter here will be collected in full.
  • It counts only units in this corpus, and it weights a project by how many priced unit records were published for it. Those records are a sample of each building inventory, and the sampling rate is not uniform: one tower with three thousand listed units outweighs eighty small projects. Every AED figure is therefore a floor on the market and a distorted share of it, which is why every group row names the single project driving its heaviest quarter and repeats the same concentration on a one-median-unit-per-project basis where a scrape cannot skew it.
  • Booking money is placed on the valuation date by construction of the model. Most of this book launched months or years ago and collected its reservation money then, at a date this corpus does not hold. Read the booking band as money due on reservation, never as bookings expected this quarter.
  • Construction instalments are spread evenly across the remaining months to handover, and because the model buys on the valuation date, a project completing in six months has its whole construction schedule compressed into those six months. In reality most of that money was collected across the build, at dates this corpus does not hold. The first year of the calendar is therefore overstated against the far end, and the near bars read as what a buyer entering today would owe, not as what the market will pay. Real schedules are also tied to build milestones that are never published in advance and that slip, so an even spread is a model rather than a schedule.
  • Handover dates are the developer own targets scraped from portals. They move, and they move later far more often than earlier. Every quarter on this calendar inherits that.
  • Nothing here is discounted for the time value of money. A dirham due in 2031 is counted as a dirham. The discounted reading of the same schedules is the effective price.

Counted over 1,618 of 2,962 tracked off-plan projects, 54.6 percent. The rest are excluded for a stated reason: 699 publish no payment plan that sums, 282 carry a handover date that has already passed or is missing, and 363 carry no priced unit record to value. The calendar runs 2026 Q4 to 2032 Q3 and 99.7 percent of the modelled obligation lands inside it; the AED 667.5M that does not is post-handover tail money running past the horizon. Method and rollback are in the methodology. Not investment advice.

Data edition July 2026, valued at 2026-10-02. Quarter 4 of 24 on the calendar. Figures are committed schedule value across the tracked corpus, never transactions. Definitions in the methodology. Not investment advice.