Mykonos Signature in Al Barsha South (II): 2026 review of prices and payment plan

Because this is the main point of comparison for buyers, note that the studio is 419.25 square feet and is the only unit type present in the price table. The project falls below the AED 2,500,000 threshold used by Oliva for its Dubai apartment coverage, with one unit recorded at or under that figure.

The unit price table lists one studio. Its count is one, its minimum and maximum price are both AED 951,882, and its minimum and maximum size are both 419.25 square feet.

The overall minimum and maximum price across the supplied table is also AED 951,882, and the number of units priced at or under AED 2,500,000 is one. There are no two-bedroom, three-bedroom or larger configurations in the data to compare.

Buyers who want a higher bedroom mix should request the developer's full inventory list before drawing conclusions about entry points or price distribution, because the current listing data only covers this single studio unit.

The payment plan is labelled Main and consists of a single milestone: 100% on booking. The summary states this as 100% on booking.

This means the full AED 951,882 would be payable at the time of booking, rather than spread across a construction-linked schedule. Handover is listed as December 2025, which is the only completion date supplied.

From a cash-flow perspective, the plan is front-loaded. A buyer needs to confirm whether the booking payment is held in escrow until completion and how the developer manages the gap between full payment and the December 2025 handover.

Al Barsha South (II) serves as the project's area designation. the published project data does not include area-level price aggregates, rental benchmarks or demand statistics, so no quantitative neighbourhood claim can be made from the current listing data.

Buyers should therefore verify the location on the ground: access to arterial roads, public transport links, proximity to schools, clinics and retail, and the mix of completed and under-construction buildings nearby. The absence of area aggregates in this record is not a negative fact; it simply means that any neighbourhood comparison must come from a separate, verified source.

More projects in Al Barsha South (II) are listed at projects in Al Barsha South (II).

Escrow. Confirm that the development has a registered escrow account with the Dubai Land Department under Dubai Law No. (8) of 2007. Obtain the escrow account details from the developer and verify the project registration with the DLD before making any transfer.

Oqood. Ask the developer to confirm that the sale will be registered as an Oqood contract with the Dubai Land Department. the current listing data does not include an Oqood reference, so the registration process and expected timeline should be verified directly.

Service charges. No service charge figure is part of this data. Service charges are set through RERA-approved budgets and can vary by building and unit size; request the current approved budget, service charge index and any community fees from the developer or management company before committing.

Handover. The data lists handover as December 2025. Confirm this date in the sale contract and check whether any completion certificate, snagging or registration conditions apply before keys are released.

Payment plan. The payment plan is 100% on booking, which is unusually front-loaded. Ensure the DLD-registered contract records this milestone exactly and clarify what happens to the payment if handover slips beyond the stated December 2025 date.

On the facts supplied, Mykonos Signature is represented by a single studio unit at AED 951,882 in Al Barsha South (II), below the AED 2,500,000 threshold. The price is the main factual anchor, and the payment plan is the most unusual feature: the full amount is due on booking, not over a construction schedule. That structure will suit a buyer who has the entire amount immediately available and is comfortable with the developer risk profile across the period to the December 2025 handover.

It will not suit buyers who want a staggered payment plan or who need to see a wider unit mix before deciding. The data does not include enough information to compare bedroom configurations or community-level pricing. Oliva's underwriting report, which is free, delivers a buy or do-not-buy verdict on a specific unit; it does not promise any particular outcome.