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Zarwah Developments

Zarwah Developments

Founded 2007 · 2 off-plan projects

Since 2007, Zarwah Developments has been delivering top-notch residential developments in the UAE, the UK, and Oman. They emphasize cutting-edge architecture, contemporary building methods, and first-rate living spaces.

Off-plan projects

2

Starting price

AED 1,200,000

Areas active

1

Handover window

2026

Projects by Zarwah Developments

2 projects

Gate Eleven
TownhousesZarwah Developments

From AED 1.2M

Gate Eleven

Dubai Investments Park, Dubai

4 2026
View Project
Marbella
TownhousesZarwah Developments

From AED 2.85M

Marbella

Dubai Investments Park, Dubai

4 2026
View Project

Good To Know

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is Off-Plan Property?+

Off-plan property is a home bought directly from the developer before it is completed — often at launch pricing, on a staged payment plan tied to construction milestones and handover.

Can Foreigners Buy Off-Plan In The United Arab Emirates?+

Yes. Foreign nationals can buy freehold off-plan property in designated areas across the Emirates, owning the unit outright. Qualifying investments can also support a UAE residence (Golden) visa.

How Do Payment Plans Work?+

Most developers offer staged plans — a down payment, instalments through construction, and a balance on handover (for example 10/40/50 or 1% monthly). Terms vary by developer and project.

Is My Money Protected?+

Buyer payments on registered off-plan projects go into a government-supervised escrow account and are released to the developer against verified construction progress. Projects are registered with the relevant land department (e.g. the Dubai Land Department).

Does It Cost Me Anything To Use 369 Capital Ventures?+

No. We connect you directly with developers with zero agent commission on your purchase. Our data-driven platform is free for investors to browse, compare and enquire.

What Are The Main Risks?+

Completion timelines can shift and market prices move. Buy from registered, escrow-backed projects, review the payment plan and handover date, and treat launch figures as anchors to verify before committing.