Binghatti Wraith

Binghatti Wraith is a 19-storey residential tower under development in Al Jaddaf, Dubai, delivered by Binghatti and scheduled for completion by the end of 2027. The project sits in presale and offers studio through three-bedroom apartments, with prices ranging from AED 700,000 to AED 1.2 million.

# A tower built around a roundabout

The tower's most distinctive structural condition is also its most commercially significant. Wraith occupies the centre of a major roundabout, giving it permanent 360-degree street exposure on all sides. No adjacent plot can rise up to block its sightlines or diminish its presence from approaching roads. For a building whose identity is so dependent on its exterior, that positioning matters.

The architecture leans into this exposure. The façade is sculpted, geometric in character, with curved balconies that introduce rhythm across the elevation rather than leaving it flat and repetitive. At 19 storeys, it is not Dubai's tallest, but its footprint and position give it the visual authority of something considerably larger. The structure reads as a landmark in the district rather than another mid-rise filling out a streetscape.

# Residences, layouts and specification

The tower holds 855 apartments across 14 residential floors, sitting atop a ground level and four podium storeys. Sizes run from 341 sq ft at the studio end to 2,575 sq ft for the largest three-bedroom layouts, a span wide enough to accommodate both investor-grade entry units and owner-occupier family homes within the same building.

Interiors use open-plan configurations with floor-to-ceiling windows and continuous balconies, which direct natural light deep into each apartment. Finishes include Corian countertops, laminate kitchen cabinetry, and porcelain tile flooring throughout the living areas. The lobby specification steps up: feature marble and stone flooring, walnut wood accents, brass metalwork, and a reflective ceiling treatment set the tone at arrival. The overall palette favours what the developer describes as sophisticated clarity, though buyers at the upper end of the price range should review show-unit materials against specification sheets before committing.

# Amenities across podium and tower floors

The amenity programme spans more than 26 facilities distributed across the podium and upper floors.

# The pool deck

The outdoor pool deck sits at podium level and includes a temperature-controlled infinity pool, a jacuzzi, a shallow pool, sun loungers, private cabanas, and a pool bar. The elevation of the deck above street level gives it separation from the surrounding roads.

# Fitness and recreation

Active residents have access to an indoor gym, an outdoor fitness area, a yoga deck, a padel court, a half-basketball court, and a perimeter walking track. For families, there is a dedicated children's play area, a kids' pool with an aqua play zone, and a BBQ area.

# Al Jaddaf: position in Dubai's urban fabric

Al Jaddaf sits along the Dubai Creek, placing it in a corridor of the city that has moved steadily upmarket over the past decade. The district accommodates luxury hotels, a growing cultural infrastructure including the Dubai Culture Village, and residential development aimed at both local and international buyers. Its position is genuinely central, with access to both old Dubai and the newer business districts to the south.

No specific transport links or journey times are confirmed in the project documentation, so buyers should verify road and metro access independently before relying on proximity assumptions.

# Who Binghatti Wraith suits, and at what price point

At AED 700,000 to AED 1.2 million, Wraith sits in a bracket that draws both buy-to-let investors and owner-occupiers who want a named developer, a characterful building, and a central Dubai postcode without stretching to Downtown or Dubai Marina pricing.

Binghatti has built a consistent identity around architecturally distinctive towers delivered at accessible price points, and Wraith follows that model. The roundabout positioning offers genuine differentiation from standard mid-rise product in the district. For buyers with a 2027 horizon, the completion timeline leaves room to monitor construction progress before final payment stages, which is a reasonable position to be in on a presale purchase.