Lincoln Star Residence 2

Lincoln Star Residence 2 is a low-volume residential building by Lincoln Star Real Estate Development, located in Dubai South and scheduled for completion in August 2027.

# The building and its position in Dubai South

Dubai South occupies the southern arc of the emirate, positioned around Al Maktoum International Airport and the legacy district that emerged from Expo 2020. It is a planned environment, which means its street grid, land-use zoning and infrastructure were designed from scratch rather than accumulated over decades. That gives it a coherence that older, more organically grown districts lack.

Lincoln Star Residence 2 is a single building. With just three units in total, it sits at the boutique end of the market, closer in character to a small private block than a conventional tower scheme. Scale here is a deliberate choice rather than a constraint.

# Residences: layouts, sizes and specification

The three residences range from approximately 1,995 to 2,065 square feet, placing them firmly in the larger-format bracket. Pricing runs from AED 2,595,996 to AED 2,688,211, which reflects the scale and finish rather than a volume-sales model.

Developer documentation describes interiors finished with timber joinery, marble surfaces and integrated under-cabinet lighting. Bathrooms feature fluted detailing, walk-in rain showers and brushed-gold fittings. Kitchens carry full-height marble splashbacks and stone worktops. The living and dining areas are described as open-plan, with floor-to-ceiling glazing opening onto balconies, and the building's curved balcony language carries through from the facade to the interior experience.

The original Lincoln Star Residence introduced a format that included duplex units with internal connections across two levels. Whether that configuration applies to all three units here has not been confirmed in the available data.

# Lifestyle amenities and communal offer

Published developer materials reference a rooftop amenity deck covering a pool and jacuzzi, a gym, a yoga area, a jogging path, a halotherapy room, a children's play area, a kitchen garden, a BBQ area, a multi-purpose events space and 24-hour security. These amenities are drawn from developer-issued descriptions and should be verified against the current sales documentation before any purchase decision is made.

# Location: proximity, infrastructure and connectivity

Dubai South's defining asset is its adjacency to Al Maktoum International Airport, which handles significant cargo volumes and is earmarked for major passenger expansion in the years ahead. The Expo 2020 site, now rebranded as a legacy district, sits within the same broader precinct and continues to develop residential, educational and retail infrastructure.

The district's masterplan incorporates green urban planning principles, with energy-efficient building standards and landscaped public realm forming part of its long-term identity. For buyers whose lives involve frequent long-haul travel, or whose businesses connect to logistics and aviation, the location has practical relevance that is not simply a function of marketing.

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

Three units at roughly 2,000 square feet each, priced between AED 2.6 million and AED 2.7 million in an infrastructure-led district with an August 2027 delivery date. That profile points toward a specific type of buyer: someone purchasing ahead of the airport expansion story, comfortable with a longer hold, and looking for a large-format residence at a price point that larger, more established districts in Dubai would not support.

The boutique scale also appeals to buyers who find the anonymity of multi-hundred-unit towers unattractive. Owning one of three residences in a single building carries a different quality of tenure. Whether that appeals depends entirely on the buyer, but it is a meaningfully different proposition from the mainstream project pipeline in Dubai South.