Club Place

Club Place is a residential tower by Emaar in Dubai Hills Estate, offering two- and three-bedroom apartments scheduled for handover in December 2028.

# The tower and its position in Dubai Hills Estate

Dubai Hills Estate sits along Al Khail Road, one of the main arterial routes connecting southern Dubai to the city centre. The district is a master-planned community built around an 18-hole championship golf course, with Dubai Hills Mall, Central Park and an extensive network of cycling and walking trails forming its civic backbone. Club Place occupies a single building within this framework, currently 60 per cent complete and moving steadily toward its end-of-2028 delivery date.

The project carries Emaar's familiar hallmarks: a podium-level amenity deck, landscaped communal space, and a mid-rise scale that keeps the community residential in character rather than monolithic. For buyers already familiar with Emaar's output across Downtown Dubai and Dubai Creek Harbour, the approach here is consistent, if somewhat more contained in scope.

# Residences, layouts and specification

Club Place holds eleven apartments across two bedroom configurations. The two-bedroom units range from 1,168 to 1,559 square feet, priced from AED 2,816,888 to AED 3,022,888. Three-bedroom apartments run from 1,654 to 1,931 square feet, with prices from AED 3,817,888 to AED 4,022,888.

At these sizes, the floor plates are generous for the category. A 1,931-square-foot three-bedroom, for instance, affords layouts with properly proportioned secondary bedrooms rather than the truncated corridors that appear in denser urban towers. Finishes are described by the developer as modern with high-quality materials. Kitchens are fitted; the remainder of each apartment is delivered unfurnished, which gives buyers latitude to specify their own interiors.

Service charges are set at 23 to 24 AED per square foot per year, broadly in line with comparable Emaar product across the estate.

# Amenities across the podium and rooftop

The building's shared facilities concentrate on two levels. The podium deck is landscaped and includes a children's play area alongside an infinity pool and pool deck. Above, a rooftop lounge provides a more adult-oriented social space with views across the surrounding neighbourhood.

Inside, residents have access to a fitness centre and an indoor multipurpose room, the latter useful for the kind of informal gatherings or private training sessions that larger gym floors rarely accommodate well. The amenity count is deliberate rather than exhaustive, which suits a building of eleven units.

# Distances and daily connectivity

Mercato Beach sits approximately 3 kilometres from the development. Downtown Dubai is 12 kilometres away, and Dubai International Airport is reachable within roughly 13 kilometres by road. Clarion School is 7.6 kilometres distant, and Oasis Mall falls within 8.5 kilometres, covering the practical requirements of school-age families. Al Quoz Park, at 7.9 kilometres, extends the leisure radius further.

The district's Al Khail Road access keeps journey times to Business Bay and the broader commercial spine of the city manageable on most mornings.

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

Club Place is a small building by any measure. Eleven apartments, one configuration type per bedroom count, a completion date that is still three years out. For buyers who prefer a quieter residential environment over the density and constant turnover of tower blocks in Business Bay or JVC, that scale is a selling point.

The price per square foot implied by the listing puts the project in line with established Emaar product in Dubai Hills, a district that has maintained relatively stable demand from European and GCC buyers seeking proximity to good schools, green space and the golf course without the pace of a downtown address. Three-bedroom units approaching 1,900 square feet below AED 4 million represent a meaningful proposition for family buyers comparing this market against equivalent square footage in London, Paris or Singapore.

Construction progress at 60 per cent, combined with Emaar's track record on delivery, reduces a portion of the off-plan risk that buyers from more regulated markets typically weigh carefully.