Burj Crown

Key facts

Handover (past)

Q2 2023

Status

Ready

Ownership

freehold

Property types

apartment

Availability

Sold out

How Burj Crown compares

Entry here is AED 1.8M, against a median of AED 2.5M across the 24 priced projects in Downtown Dubai, which puts it above 6 of them and below 17. The plan opens at 10% down, against a Dubai median of 10%, in line with the market. Handover lands in Q2 2023, alongside 40 other projects completing in the same quarter. Emaar Properties has 223 projects in our catalogue, 5 of them in Downtown Dubai.

Measured across our own catalogue of Dubai off-plan projects, refreshed with the source listings. Entry price is the lowest advertised unit price in a project, not an average transaction value.

Payment plan

Available units

Amenities

• Cafe and Restaurants
• Health Club
• Gymnasium
• Restaurants
• Community Park
• Shared Pool
• Shared Spa
• Security
• Concierge
• Covered Parking
• Built in Wardrobes
• Walk-in Closet
• Kitchen Appliances
• Study
• View of Landmark
• Pets Allowed
• Shared Gym
• Lobby in Building
• Children's Pool
• Children's Play Area
• Barbecue Area
• View of Water
• Central A/C
• Balcony
• Private Pool
• Private Jacuzzi

Location

Burj Crown sits in Downtown Dubai.

Master plan

The developer’s own site plan for Burj Crown, showing how the buildings, roads and open space sit together.

What you pay, and when

At launch, payments were staged 10% on booking, 60% during construction, 10% at handover and 20% after handover. Buying now means a resale from a private owner, on whatever terms the two sides agree.

The Dubai Land Department registration fee is 4% of the purchase price, payable on top: about AED 77,000 at this resale price. Under Dubai's Law 8 of 2007, that 10% booking payment goes into a RERA-supervised escrow account rather than to Emaar Properties directly, and is drawn down against certified construction progress.

What the entry price works out at

The cheapest unit with a published size is 578 square feet at AED 1,819,048, which works out at AED 3,147 per square foot. Stated sizes run from 578 to 1,377 square feet.

Handover and construction

Burj Crown handed over in Q2 2023.

Ownership and residency

Burj Crown is a freehold development, so a buyer of any nationality can own a unit outright and hold the title deed. The 10 year UAE golden visa has a property threshold of AED 2,000,000, which the cheapest resale listed does not reach, though 2 bedroom units here start at AED 2,805,679 and clear it on their own.

What it costs to hold

Service charges in Downtown Dubai run roughly 17 to 40 AED per square foot per year, on the Dubai Land Department service charge index. Towers inside one community can differ by a factor of two, so treat that as a range to check against the specific building rather than a quotation. On the 578 square foot entry unit that is about AED 10,000 to AED 23,000 a year.

Who it suits

The development is apartments in 1 to 3 bedroom layouts. 1 bedroom units start at AED 1,819,048 and 3 bedroom units at AED 3,440,038, so one building covers a first rental purchase and a family home. The developer has sold out, so anything available here is a resale from a private owner.

What is on site

Shared facilities recorded for Burj Crown lead with cafe and restaurants, health club, community park, shared spa, concierge, covered parking, built in wardrobes and walk-in closet, alongside the gymnasium, restaurants, shared pool, security, children's play area and barbecue area that most Dubai developments carry. 12 further facilities are listed in the full spec. 21 floor plans are published for it.

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