Terra Tower

Terra Tower is a 12-storey residential building by Dugasta Properties, currently under construction within the Dubailand Residence Complex and scheduled for handover in June 2027. It offers one, two and three-bedroom apartments across 23 units, semi-furnished and priced from approximately AED 1.44 million.

# A single tower in a sprawling district

Dubailand Residence Complex sits in the broader Dubailand corridor, a district that has expanded steadily over the past decade as Dubai's eastward residential frontier. The area attracts mid-to-long-term owner-occupiers and buy-to-let investors drawn by land availability and pricing structures unavailable closer to the city core. Terra Tower occupies this context as a boutique building: 23 units across 12 storeys is a deliberate constraint, and it keeps common areas proportionate to the residential population rather than stretched across hundreds of apartments.

Construction is at 6.77 per cent completion at the time of writing, which places buyers firmly in the off-plan period with full benefit of the development cycle ahead.

# Residences, layouts and specification

The tower's floor plate accommodates one and two-bedroom apartments in the lower-to-mid range, with three-bedroom configurations pushing into considerably larger footprints.

One-bedroom units run from roughly 694 to 747 square feet, priced between AED 1.26 million and AED 1.51 million depending on the specific floor and layout. Two-bedroom apartments cover 1,082 to 1,290 square feet, with prices from AED 1.73 million to just over AED 2.30 million. Three-bedroom residences vary more substantially: from 1,477 square feet at AED 2.36 million up to 2,394 square feet at AED 3.83 million, with several configurations in between.

All units are delivered semi-furnished. Service charges are quoted at AED 11 to 14 per square foot annually, placing running costs at the moderate end for a building with a full amenity set.

The developer's own copy references modern interiors and an equipped kitchen as standard inclusions. A terrace element is positioned as the building's signature feature, offering views across the district.

# Amenities inside the building

The amenity list is concise and practical: a gymnasium, swimming pool, terrace garden, children's play area, round-the-clock security and a pets-allowed policy. The last point matters more than it might appear. Dubai's residential sector has been slow to standardise pet permissions, and buildings that explicitly allow them attract a measurably wider tenant pool, particularly among European and GCC families relocating with animals.

Nothing in the amenity set is excessive or requires large staffing overheads, which generally correlates with more stable service charge management over time.

# Distances from Terra Tower

Silicon Central Mall sits 6.6 kilometres away, covering day-to-day retail and dining. Central Park is 7.1 kilometres out. Clarion School, relevant for families with school-age children, is 7.6 kilometres from the building.

Dubai International Airport is 13.3 kilometres distant, a meaningful figure for frequent travellers or short-term rental positioning. Downtown Dubai is 19.7 kilometres by road, and Sufouh Beach 17.9 kilometres, which places Terra Tower firmly outside the central and coastal zones. Buyers should price that into their expectations: this is a suburban address with suburban pricing, not a Jumeirah Lakes Towers or Business Bay alternative.

# The buyer profile this project suits

Terra Tower is not a prestige address and the pricing reflects that honestly. At AED 1.44 million to AED 2.30 million across the one and two-bedroom range, it competes in the segment of Dubai residential property where yield-focused investors and first-rung owner-occupiers operate alongside one another.

The project makes most sense for buyers who prioritise the off-plan entry price over an established community premium, or for those allocating Dubai exposure as part of a broader portfolio rather than selecting a primary residence. The boutique scale reduces the risk of oversupply within the building itself, and the June 2027 completion date gives the surrounding Dubailand corridor time to absorb further infrastructure and connectivity improvements that have been in progress across the district. For buyers comparing this bracket, the semi-furnished specification and explicit service charge range are useful anchors for yield modelling before committing.