15 Cascade Featured by Versace Ceramics

15 Cascade Featured by Versace Ceramics is a single residential tower by Iman Developers, positioned within the Dubai Motor City district and scheduled for completion in Q3 2028. The building takes its name from the wave-form geometry that shapes its facade, and carries a Versace Ceramics specification across its interiors.

# The tower and its setting in Motor City

Motor City occupies a stretch of Dubai's south-western suburbs, developed around the Dubai Autodrome and laid out with wider streets and lower density than most of the city's residential corridors. The neighbourhood has a distinct architectural register: mid-rise blocks, generous green buffers, and a road network that was planned, rather than accumulated. Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road runs along its edge, connecting the district to the broader Emirates highway network.

15 Cascade sits within this context as one building. Its exterior references cascading water in its curved, layered profile, which reads as a considered formal gesture against the generally rectilinear streetscape around it. Construction is under way, with a readiness progress currently at ground level and delivery targeted for the third quarter of 2028.

# Residences, layouts and Versace Ceramics specification

The available units span studios and one- and two-bedroom apartments. Studios are priced from AED 879,862 and measure between approximately 423 and 437 square feet. One-bedroom apartments range from around 803 square feet at AED 1,537,745 to 1,223 square feet at AED 1,621,264. The two-bedroom unit listed measures 1,269 square feet at AED 2,208,360.

All residences are delivered unfurnished. The Versace Ceramics branding refers to the tile and surface specification used throughout the interiors, a partnership that gives the building a material identity distinct from standard mid-market finishes in this price bracket. Kitchens are fitted and equipped. Service charges run at 17 to 19 AED per square foot annually, which buyers should model into their yield calculations.

# Amenities across the building

The building's amenity floor includes an infinity pool, a beach edge pool, a sky garden, and a Zen yoga deck. Fitness provision is handled by the Skyfit Gym and a multi sports zone. For recovery, there is a sauna, steam and cold therapy room.

# Social and family spaces

A multipurpose lounge and an indoor children's play area complete the resident offer. Ground-floor retail is included within the scheme. The amenity stack is broad relative to the building's scale, though buyers should note the total unit count is six, which will translate into a tight community of residents sharing these facilities.

# Location: distances and daily infrastructure

Emirates British Nursery sits 0.65 kilometres from the building, a practical consideration for families with young children. First Avenue Mall, Motor City's principal retail and dining hub, is 1.7 kilometres away. Green Community Motor City Lake is within a kilometre.

Downtown Dubai lies approximately 23.8 kilometres to the north-east, and Al Maktoum International Airport is 33.6 kilometres south. Sufouh Beach, on the Jumeirah coast, is 16.7 kilometres distant. Motor City is a car-dependent neighbourhood; residents without a vehicle will find most destinations require planning.

# Who this building suits and where it sits in the Dubai market

At a price point beginning under AED 900,000 for a studio, 15 Cascade sits at the more accessible end of branded-residence pricing in Dubai, offering Versace Ceramics finishes without the eight-figure entry of Palm Jumeirah or Dubai Marina's premium towers. That positioning makes it relevant to a specific buyer profile: investors seeking a branded product in an established suburban community, or owner-occupiers who prioritise space per dirham over address prestige.

Motor City has a stable, family-oriented tenant base, which supports the investment case for the one- and two-bedroom formats. The 2028 delivery timeline gives off-plan buyers a holding period of roughly three years from the current date, during which construction risk remains. Iman Developers carries a record of mid-market delivery in Dubai, and the Versace Ceramics association adds a layer of specification accountability that plain-label schemes in the same corridor typically lack.