Coastal Haven by Prestige Harbour by Prestige One in Dubai Islands

From AED 2,650,000 · handover Q4 2027 · 20/80, no post-handover payment plan

About Coastal Haven by Prestige Harbour

Coastal Haven by Prestige Harbour is a residential building by Prestige One in Dubai Islands, under construction with handover scheduled for Q4 2027.

Developer stock starts at AED 2,650,000, which is AED 2,208 per square foot. 7 units remain with the developer.

What is available: 2-bedroom from AED 2,650,000 at 1,200–1,244 sqft; 3-bedroom from AED 3,500,000 at 1,666–4,420 sqft. These are the developer's own prices for unsold units, not resale listings — the two are kept apart deliberately, because a resale headline is not a price this desk can transact.

Payment runs 20% on booking, 80% on completion. The 4% Dubai Land Department fee sits on top, as it does on every purchase here.

Residents get a gym, children's play areas, landscaped gardens, barbecue terraces, a staffed lobby and 24-hour security.

The title is freehold and the service charge is quoted at AED 18 per square foot.

Floor plans, the full unit schedule and the brochure come with the file. Ask and we will send them.

Available layouts

2 BR bedroom — 1,200 sqft · from AED 2,650,000
3 BR bedroom — 1,666 sqft · from AED 3,500,000

Project details

Developer	Prestige One
Community	Dubai Islands
Emirate	Dubai
Starting price	AED 2,650,000
Payment plan	20/80, no post-handover
Handover	Q4 2027
Total units	7
Size range	1,200 – 4,420 sqft

About Dubai Islands

A group of reclaimed islands off Deira, being developed with beachfront apartments, hotels and marinas. An early-stage area where much of the supply is still off-plan.

Prestige One

Prestige One is a Dubai developer working on a deliberately small number of residential towers at a time, rather than a broad masterplan pipeline. Its projects sit in the established apartment districts — Dubai Sports City, JVC, Dubai Islands, Business Bay — and the specification is pitched above the district average: full-height glazing, branded kitchen appliances, and amenity decks that carry more than the usual pool and gym. Because the portfolio is small, each building tends to be a distinct product rather than a repeat of the last one, so the brochure is worth reading per project instead of per developer.