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3 BR
From AED 79.62M
AED 6,019/sqft · 13,924 sqft avg
4 BR
From AED 79.75M
AED 5,974/sqft · 14,005 sqft avg
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Javier Sanz · Investment banker, 12 years
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د.إ79,618,000
D.R., Manchester (logistics exec)
Day 1: First call with the buyer concierge, brief discussed. Day 4: Shortlist of 7 units delivered. Day 9: Viewings (remote, video). Day 11: Offer placed. Day 16: Offer accepted, MoU signed. Day 22: Down payment, KYC, escrow. Day 28: DLD title transfer. Day 31: Keys. I time everything. This is fast.
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Explore the Al Sufouh (II) area guide for live DLD prices, rental yields, and infrastructure context that drive the Cavalli Casa Tower investment case.
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Cavalli Casa Tower is a Dubai off-plan project developed by Damac, located in Al Sufouh (II).
Oliva tracks the project against Dubai Land Department transaction data, Real Estate Regulatory Agency registration records, and area-level rental evidence so investors can compare it against every other live off-plan launch on a single scorecard. Pricing, payment plan, and unit availability update as the developer files revisions with RERA and as new sales close in the surrounding cluster.
About Al Sufouh (II): The Al Sufouh area extends along the Dubai coastline to the key economic zones of the city - Dubai Media City and Dubai Internet City, where the headquarters of the world's media giants, including the BBC, CNN, IBM and Microsoft, are located.
The investor view above breaks the project into six scoring dimensions: Financial Value (price relative to the area benchmark), Market Dynamics (transaction volume and yield trend), Location (infrastructure and amenity access), Developer Trust (past delivery and DLD record), Risk (escrow status, payment plan exposure, project-stage risk), Macro Context (mortgage rates and population growth), and Liquidity (resale activity in the same area). Use them together to size a position rather than as a single buy/sell signal.
The following amenities are recorded in the developer's filing for Cavalli Casa Tower and the wider Al Sufouh (II) master community. Use the live unit view above for any amenity tied to a specific tower, cluster, or sub-community.
Cavalli Casa Tower is developed by Damac. Review their track record, delivered project count and Oliva developer score before signing a Sale and Purchase Agreement.
Cavalli Casa Tower is located in Al Sufouh (II), Dubai. The investor page tracks the area's rental yields, transaction volume and 5-year price growth pulled from Dubai Land Department records so you can benchmark Cavalli Casa Tower against the surrounding cluster.
The published payment plan for Cavalli Casa Tower is 20% On booking, 70% After booking, 10% Upon Handover. Developers occasionally file revised plans with RERA during the build, so confirm the live milestones directly on the Sale and Purchase Agreement before transferring any deposit.
Cavalli Casa Tower is scheduled for handover in 2025 based on the developer's filing with the Real Estate Regulatory Agency. Off-plan handover dates in Dubai can move; the figure above updates whenever the developer revises the delivery date with RERA.
Cavalli Casa Tower offers 3-bed and 4-bed layouts (bedroom range 3-4). Aggregate floor-plan and starting-price information appears in the investor view above. For exact per-unit floor plans, request the developer's brochure via the lead-capture form on this page.
Off-plan projects in Dubai must be registered with the Dubai Land Department (DLD) and the Real Estate Regulatory Agency (RERA). Verify the project number on the DLD website before signing a Sale and Purchase Agreement, and confirm the developer holds an active escrow account for buyer payments.
Standard Dubai off-plan fees include the 4% DLD transfer fee, an Oqood (off-plan registration) fee of around AED 3,000, NOC fees from the developer (typically AED 500 to 5,000), and any agent commission agreed in the listing contract. Service charges and Mollak fees apply post-handover.
Dubai allows freehold ownership for non-resident foreign buyers in designated freehold zones, which include the majority of new off-plan launches. Title is registered in the buyer's own name at the Dubai Land Department, with no nationality restriction on resale.
Most Dubai off-plan payment plans split the price between a 10% to 20% down payment, instalments tied to construction milestones during the build (commonly 50% to 60%), and the balance on handover. Some developers offer post-handover plans that extend payments 1 to 5 years after completion.
Oliva scores every Dubai off-plan project on six dimensions: Financial Value, Market Dynamics, Location, Developer Trust, Risk, Macro Context, and Liquidity. Each dimension blends DLD transaction data, developer track record, area-level rental yields, and the project's payment plan into a single comparable score.
