Oasiz

Oasiz is a single residential tower by Danube Properties, located in Dubai Silicon Oasis and scheduled for handover in November 2027. Currently under construction at roughly 14 per cent completion, the building delivers furnished apartments priced between AED 763,000 and AED 777,000, with sizes running from approximately 379 to 398 square feet.

# The tower and its position in Dubai Silicon Oasis

Dubai Silicon Oasis occupies a self-contained district on Emirates Road, about 7.2 square kilometres of planned urban fabric that has grown steadily around a technology and business park. The area attracts a mix of resident professionals, families and long-term tenants, which gives it a more settled, neighbourhood character than many of Dubai's newer fringe developments.

Oasiz sits within that fabric as a single tower, compact by Dubai standards. Its scale suits the district: Silicon Oasis rewards density done carefully, and a contained building with a defined amenity offer tends to hold its identity better than sprawling multi-block schemes.

At 13.79 per cent construction progress with a November 2027 target, buyers are acquiring well ahead of completion.

# Residences: layouts, footprint and finish

The available units span 378 to 398 square feet, a footprint typical of the studio-to-compact-one-bedroom category that functions most efficiently in a tech-district address. All residences come furnished and finished, with equipped kitchens included as standard.

Service charges are estimated at AED 12 to 14 per square foot per year, a band worth factoring into yield calculations at this price point.

No detailed floor-plan data has been published for individual unit types at this stage. Buyers should request current layout drawings directly.

# Amenities across sport, leisure and work

The amenity list at Oasiz is broad relative to the building's scale. On the active side, there is a cricket pitch, basketball court, badminton court, table tennis, outdoor gym, aqua gym and a joggers' arena. The more specialist additions include a jacuzzi and shallow pool, spa and therapy facilities, and an arcade room.

For residents who work from home or need a professional setting nearby, a dedicated business centre is included. A library and chess zone round out the quieter end of the programme.

A kids' play area is also part of the communal offering, which positions the building for small families as well as individual buyers.

# Connections: airport, downtown and daily retail

Dubai International Airport sits 18.3 kilometres away, a distance that translates to a practical commute by car via Emirates Road. Downtown Dubai is 16.8 kilometres out, close enough for occasional visits but sufficiently removed to insulate Silicon Oasis from the pricing and congestion of the city core.

Silicon Central Mall is 1.5 kilometres from the project, covering everyday retail and dining needs without requiring a long drive. A central park is 0.7 kilometres away, a walkable green space of the sort that Silicon Oasis has made a point of preserving within its residential zones.

# Who Oasiz suits and where it sits in the market

The pricing band, AED 763,000 to AED 777,000 for a furnished unit, places Oasiz firmly in the income-generating tier of the Dubai residential market. At these entry levels, gross yields in Silicon Oasis have historically appealed to investors targeting the district's steady tenant base of tech-sector workers and young professionals.

For an international buyer evaluating Dubai from London, Amsterdam or Singapore, Silicon Oasis offers something that beachfront districts do not: a community with its own infrastructure, predictable tenant demand, and pricing that still reflects utility rather than lifestyle premium. Oasiz, with its furnished specification and diverse amenity stack, is calibrated precisely for that buyer.