Symphony by Chaimaa

Symphony by Chaimaa is a single residential building by Chaimaa Holding, currently under construction in Majan, Dubailand, with completion scheduled for December 2027. The project comprises 18 residences across one building, with asking prices running from approximately AED 1.13 million to AED 1.75 million.

# The Building and Its Position in Majan

Majan sits at the centre of the broader Dubailand district, a 1.5-square-kilometre master community that has been taking shape steadily over the past decade. The area already accommodates over 100 residential complexes alongside six taller landmark towers and four hotels, which gives it a denser, more established urban texture than many of its Dubailand neighbours.

Symphony itself occupies a single building, conceived with a geometric façade, floor-to-ceiling glazing and fluid horizontal lines that prioritise natural light without sacrificing privacy. At 18 units, the project is deliberately intimate. That scale is a considered choice in a district where many competing developments run to hundreds of apartments.

# Residences, Layouts and Specification

The building offers one- and two-bedroom residences. Sizes range from 725 square feet to just over 1,809 square feet, a spread wide enough to accommodate both compact urban flats and generously proportioned family apartments within the same address.

Interiors follow a minimalist brief: open-plan layouts, large windows, and a restrained material palette that leans on quality of finish rather than decorative quantity. The developer has emphasised functional spatial planning, which in practice means few wasted corridors and living areas oriented towards light.

Outdoor space is incorporated at the residential level, with the glazing extending the sense of interior volume towards external terraces or balconies depending on the unit type.

# Amenities and Wellness Facilities

The developer has built a wellness-oriented amenity programme into the project. This includes a rooftop swimming pool positioned towards the Dubai skyline, a fitness centre, a yoga terrace, a music room and a residents' lounge.

For a building of 18 units, that list of amenities represents a notable per-resident ratio. Communal facilities of this specification are more commonly associated with larger towers, which means residents here should expect relatively uncrowded access to each facility.

# Location, Roads and Practical Connectivity

Majan's principal arterial advantage is its frontage onto Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, with Al Ain Road running nearby. Those two corridors place the district within practical driving distance of central Dubai, and also provide direct routes towards Sharjah to the north and Abu Dhabi to the south.

Within the community itself, the supporting infrastructure includes schools, healthcare facilities, retail and proximity to major leisure destinations in Dubailand. For buyers weighing up daily logistics, the road network matters more here than a metro connection, since Majan remains a car-oriented neighbourhood.

# Who This Project Suits and Where It Sits in the Market

At AED 1.13 million entry, Symphony sits in the more accessible tier of Dubai off-plan pricing, particularly given the specification and the limited unit count. For investors, Majan's rental market benefits from affordable achievable rents that attract consistent tenant demand, even if yields here do not match waterfront or central business district addresses.

For end-users or buyers seeking a second property, the appeal is different: a small building with a long amenity list, in a district that is still pricing below its long-term potential. Completion in late 2027 gives buyers a reasonable construction horizon and time to stage payments. Chaimaa Holding's decision to keep the project at 18 units will define the community feel here as much as the architecture does.