Binghatti Spectre

Binghatti Spectre is Binghatti's project in the Al Jaddaf freehold corridor, the Dubai district wedged between Downtown and the Creek that has grown in recent years from a back-row area into a fully fledged residential axis, with the rare advantage of entry prices still typical of an emerging neighbourhood ten minutes from the centre. The project sits on a plot of over 11,000 square metres and rises in two twin 26-storey towers on a podium: Tower A with 508 residences, Tower B with 204 residences and 235 offices, plus 19 retail spaces at ground level. This mixed-use nature is the key for investors: offices and shops bring a daily flow of professionals and services into the complex, feeding rental demand for the residences without relying on the housing market alone. Layouts range from studios (from AED 774,999, around 372 sqft) to three-bedroom apartments (from AED 3.1 million), with the bulk of the offering concentrated on one-bedroom units (from AED 1.2 million), the most liquid format in the area. The payment plan is a 50/50: 10% down, 40% in instalments during construction and the balance on handover, expected in Q4 2028. From the upper floors the view runs to Burj Khalifa on one side and the Dubai Frame on the other. The amenity programme, more than twenty facilities, includes adult and kids' pools, play areas, family nooks, a 90-metre jogging lane, an open lawn, yoga, paddle tennis, a gym and lounge platforms. The material palette is Binghatti's upper tier: ivory limestone, pale travertine, translucent stone, smoked glass, brushed steel, burgundy velvet and cherry wood. The developer comes to Spectre with a declared AED 100 billion portfolio and more than 50 delivered projects. The project has already launched and remaining availability is limited: the last units are allocated on request.