I love Ellington but with prices at AED 3000/sq ft + and Dubai Islands positioned in the flight path-with planes flying over from DXB every few minutes-any astute buyer/investor should look into their target plot carefully, regardless of the positive attributes they get told the location has. Let the data speak. After all, it's your money, and Dubai has many excellent properties.
@@syedshah7510 Thank you for your questions! To address both points: Regarding Dubai Islands and the flight path, while it is near the Al Maktoum International Airport flight path, the master plan has been designed with careful zoning to ensure livability and appeal. In fact, its proximity to the airport enhances connectivity, making it convenient for global travelers and investors. I live in San Diego, where the area into the flight path are some of the most valuable in the city. As for the AED 3,000 per square foot price, when compared to other prime waterfront destinations in Dubai, The Cove is actually very competitively priced. For context: • Bluewaters Island averages AED 3,500+ per square foot. • Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR) is AED 3,300+ per square foot. • Emaar Beachfront typically exceeds AED 3,500 per square foot. • La Mer ranges between AED 3,300 and AED 4,000 per square foot. • Palm Jumeirah is much higher, with prime units exceeding AED 5,000 per square foot. • Palm Jebel Ali, even in early stages, is expected to match or surpass AED 3,000. Considering The Cove’s prime location, Ellington’s renowned quality, and Dubai Islands’ alignment with the Dubai 2040 Master Plan, this price offers excellent value for both capital appreciation and rental returns.
Let me educate you Mr.Shah on a few points based on facts and not assumptions. The current airport is 20 minutes away from Dubai islands which BTW eventually will nolonger operate once the Maktoum airport expansion is up and running, back to topic when an aeroplane takes off it reaches a 1000ft altitude per minute how high you think the planes altitude has already reached to by the time it does "flys over " Dubai islands based on your assumption. If people have no problem paying 2000per sq.ft in dubai south where the airport runway literally is in between two of the biggest and most indemand communities how do you assume Dubai island would have an issue where the government has spent billions on revamping the entire infrastructure to connect in,out and all around the island. Perhaps you might know something that the government doesn't !
@@Ahmed_ashfaqestate Thank you for the “education”. As far as Dubai South is concerned, the flight path generally goes straight from Al Maktoum airport towards Palm Jebel Ali so by the time it reaches the island, its elevation does not pose much noise pollution to the newer developments there and for homes on the Palm. In Dubai Islands, however, planes are flying over every few minutes. And being in close proximity to the current airport, a user should judge the noise level at the property location they are interested in before making any investment decision. I am sure the Cove is a great property for an end-user as Ellington is an elite developer. The noise effect should be researched further by potential buyers. However, in my humble opinion, there are better options for investors. Thanks for your insight. As I always say, there is no teaching - only learning.
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I love Ellington but with prices at AED 3000/sq ft + and Dubai Islands positioned in the flight path-with planes flying over from DXB every few minutes-any astute buyer/investor should look into their target plot carefully, regardless of the positive attributes they get told the location has. Let the data speak. After all, it's your money, and Dubai has many excellent properties.
@@syedshah7510 Thank you for your questions! To address both points:
Regarding Dubai Islands and the flight path, while it is near the Al Maktoum International Airport flight path, the master plan has been designed with careful zoning to ensure livability and appeal. In fact, its proximity to the airport enhances connectivity, making it convenient for global travelers and investors.
I live in San Diego, where the area into the flight path are some of the most valuable in the city.
As for the AED 3,000 per square foot price, when compared to other prime waterfront destinations in Dubai, The Cove is actually very competitively priced. For context:
• Bluewaters Island averages AED 3,500+ per square foot.
• Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR) is AED 3,300+ per square foot.
• Emaar Beachfront typically exceeds AED 3,500 per square foot.
• La Mer ranges between AED 3,300 and AED 4,000 per square foot.
• Palm Jumeirah is much higher, with prime units exceeding AED 5,000 per square foot.
• Palm Jebel Ali, even in early stages, is expected to match or surpass AED 3,000.
Considering The Cove’s prime location, Ellington’s renowned quality, and Dubai Islands’ alignment with the Dubai 2040 Master Plan, this price offers excellent value for both capital appreciation and rental returns.
Let me educate you Mr.Shah on a few points based on facts and not assumptions. The current airport is 20 minutes away from Dubai islands which BTW eventually will nolonger operate once the Maktoum airport expansion is up and running, back to topic when an aeroplane takes off it reaches a 1000ft altitude per minute how high you think the planes altitude has already reached to by the time it does "flys over " Dubai islands based on your assumption. If people have no problem paying 2000per sq.ft in dubai south where the airport runway literally is in between two of the biggest and most indemand communities how do you assume Dubai island would have an issue where the government has spent billions on revamping the entire infrastructure to connect in,out and all around the island. Perhaps you might know something that the government doesn't !
@@Ahmed_ashfaqestate
Thank you for the “education”. As far as Dubai South is concerned, the flight path generally goes straight from Al Maktoum airport towards Palm Jebel Ali so by the time it reaches the island, its elevation does not pose much noise pollution to the newer developments there and for homes on the Palm.
In Dubai Islands, however, planes are flying over every few minutes. And being in close proximity to the current airport, a user should judge the noise level at the property location they are interested in before making any investment decision.
I am sure the Cove is a great property for an end-user as Ellington is an elite developer. The noise effect should be researched further by potential buyers.
However, in my humble opinion, there are better options for investors.
Thanks for your insight. As I always say, there is no teaching - only learning.
@@ggbenitezinternational Thank you GG!
Your content is amazing, and it deserves to reach even more people! I can help you make that happen by managing your video editing, creating eye-catching thumbnails, and optimizing your uploads for SEO. Let’s work together to keep your channel consistent and stress-free. Interested in chatting tomorrow?