330 Riverside Crescent by Sobha Realty in Sobha Hartland II

From AED 1,937,069 · handover Q2 2027 · 20/40/40 payment plan

About 330 Riverside Crescent

330 Riverside Crescent is the furthest along of the five Riverside Crescent towers and the first to hand over. Fifty floors on a tapered crescent plan, it sits inside Sobha Hartland 2 — an eight-million-square-foot masterplan where half the land is given to parks and green walkways, with two lagoons, a swimming beach and a private promenade at its centre. Ras Al Khor's wildlife reserve is on the far side of the water and Business Bay and Downtown are a short drive north.

What is left to buy are one-bedroom apartments of 830 to 850 sqft from AED 1,937,069, with two-bedroom layouts from 944 sqft. The register records 767 homes. Residents have an infinity pool, sky gardens on the 18th and 43rd floors, an outdoor gym, paddle tennis, badminton, squash and half-basketball courts, a barbecue area, a children's play area and the green parks and tree-lined walkways that run through the district; retail and restaurants sit on the stepped podium at ground level.

The payment structure is 20/40/40. The Land Department records the tower at 60.37% complete against a Q2 2027 handover — the most advanced project on this site, and the shortest remaining instalment period of the five.

Available layouts

1 bedroom — 830 – 850 sqft · from AED 1,937,069
2 bedroom — 944 sqft · Price on request

Project details

Developer	Sobha Realty
Community	Sobha Hartland II
Emirate	Dubai
Starting price	AED 1,937,069
Payment plan	20/40/40
Handover	Q2 2027
Total units	767
Size range	830 – 944 sqft
DLD status	Active
Construction	60%

Features and amenities

Infinity Pool
Sky Garden on the 18th and 43rd Floors
Outdoor Gym
Paddle Tennis Court
Badminton Court
Squash Court
Half Basketball Court
Green Parks and Tree-Lined Walkways
Barbecue Area
Children's Play Area

Sobha Realty

Sobha Realty is a Dubai developer known for building what it designs — it owns its construction arm rather than tendering the work out, which is the usual explanation for its finish quality. Founded in Oman in 1976 and building in Dubai since 2003, it works at master-community scale: Sobha Hartland and Hartland II in Mohammed Bin Rashid City, Sobha Sanctuary, and the Sobha Central towers on Sheikh Zayed Road.