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HOLM Linea

LINEA by HOLM in Jumeirah Garden City, Dubai: DLD project 4331, 210 units, from AED 960,000 on a 35/65 plan, Q2 2028 handover, and what the register's…

From
AED 960,000
Payment plan
20 / 15 / 65
Handover
Q2 2028
Unit types
Studio – 2 Bed

Figures as at September 2026

Image: Developer material · computer-generated render

Key facts

HOLM Linea

3 verified4 developer stated1 market reported1 our calculationFigures as at Sep 2026
Starting price
AED 960,000AED 2,487 per sq ft at entryDeveloper stated
Handover
Q2 2028DLD register: 15 Jun 2028Developer stated
Down payment
20%20 / 15 / 65 planMarket reported
Total units
21096 Studio · 89 1BR · 25 2BRVerified
Status
Under constructionper DLD
Completion
0.69%at the 27 Jul 2026 inspection
Developer
HOLM Developments
DLD project no.
4331filed under Al SatwaVerified
Escrow account
0205933054508read it on Dubai REST before you payVerified
Registered completion
15 Jun 2028on the Dubai register

Open the one-page factsheetPrint or save it as a PDF. Same figures, same review date.

The project

About HOLM Linea

LINEA by HOLM is a single low rise residential building on a plot in Jumeirah Garden City, the central Dubai district that covers the older Satwa and Al Wasl fabric on the north side of Sheikh Zayed Road. The Dubai Land Department describes the approved building as ground, two podium levels, eight floors and a roof, residential, at 210 units. That is a small building by Dubai standards and deliberately so: the developer describes the scheme as designed at a low to mid rise scale, and the whole of HOLM’s Dubai output so far sits in this one district at this kind of height.

The unit schedule is unusually clean. The developer’s January 2026 factsheet lists 96 studios with a minimum area of 386 sq ft from AED 960,000, 89 one bedrooms from 626 sq ft at AED 1.5 million and 25 two bedrooms from 986 sq ft at AED 2.4 million. Those three numbers add to exactly 210, which is exactly what the Dubai register counts. Launch material rarely reconciles to the register that precisely, and it is worth noting when it does.

What the building is selling is position. DIFC, Downtown Dubai, Business Bay, City Walk and the Jumeirah coast are all a short drive, and the Red Line runs along the southern edge of the district on Sheikh Zayed Road. Very little in Dubai sits this close to the business core at these prices, because the land here was built on decades ago and is only now being redeveloped plot by plot. The amenity package is stacked on the roof rather than spread across a podium: a rooftop infinity pool, a rooftop padel court, a gym, a landscaped garden, kids play areas, outdoor seating and barbecue areas. Homes are sold fully fitted, with integrated smart home systems and appliances, and agency material describes them as fully furnished.

The register adds two things the marketing does not. The first is pace: construction is recorded as starting on 1 February 2026 and the site was logged at 0.69 per cent complete at the inspection on 27 July 2026, against an estimated completion of 15 June 2028. The second is the market: 193 sales are already recorded against the 210 units, and every recorded price sits above the advertised entry figure for its type.

Front elevation of LINEA by HOLM showing the residential floors above a timber screened podium and the ground floor entrance
Developer render · subject to change
  • On the Dubai register as project 4331, HOLM AVENUE REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT L.L.C, Al Satwa, 210 units, escrow 0205933054508
  • A single low rise building: ground, two podium levels, eight floors and a roof, per the registered building description
  • 210 homes: 96 studios, 89 one bedrooms and 25 two bedrooms, which reconciles exactly to the register count
  • From AED 960,000 for a studio of 386 sq ft, which is about AED 2,487 per sq ft

What does it cost

Pricing by unit type

Published starting prices

Developer stated
Starting price, size and price per square foot for each unit type
UnitHomesSize, sq ftPrice fromPer sq ft
Studio96386 – 440AED 960,0002,487
1 Bedroom89626 – 720AED 1,500,0002,396
2 Bedroom25986 – 1,100AED 2,400,0002,434

Per sq ft is our own calculation, the starting price over the smallest size in the type, so it is a floor rather than an average (AED 2,396 to 2,487). Prices and availability change without notice.

How you pay

The payment plan

The split, and what each stage costs at the entry price of AED 960,000. Cash figures are our arithmetic on the published plan, before fees.

Market reported

This schedule reaches us through market sources, not the developer’s published material. Treat the split as indicative and confirm it in the sale and purchase agreement.

On booking

AED 192,000

At booking

The reservation payment. The 20 per cent figure comes from agency listing material; the developer factsheet states only the 35/65 headline.

20% paid by this point

During construction

AED 144,000

Build registered to start 1 Feb 2026

Agency material describes 15 per cent across the build period. No milestone breakdown is published.

35% paid by this point

On handover

AED 624,000

Marketed Q2 2028 · DLD 15 Jun 2028

Payable at completion. The developer factsheet states the 35/65 split; handover is quoted for Q2 2028 and the register estimates 15 June 2028.

100% paid by this point

What HOLM Linea costs to get into

The headline price is not the cheque. These are the charges that fall on a Dubai off-plan purchase at the entry unit, followed by the staged plan in money rather than percentages.

Cost of entry

Purchase pricethe published entry unitAED 960,000
Land Department registration4% of the declared value, registered through Oqood. It is not a second 4%.AED 38,400
Trustee office feeincluding VAT, at the tier for this priceAED 4,200
Developer administrationset by the developer and confirmed on the reservation formAED 1,000 to AED 6,000
To own it outrightbefore any financeAED 1,003,600 to AED 1,008,600

Excludes mortgage arrangement and valuation, conveyancing, furnishing and service charges once the building is running. The full schedule is in our guide to the true cost of buying off-plan in Dubai.

The plan in money

StageShareAmountPaid by then
On booking20%AED 192,000AED 192,000
During construction15%AED 144,000AED 336,000
On handover65%AED 624,000AED 960,000

Registration costs fall at the start, alongside the booking payment. The schedule that governs your purchase is the one written into the sale and purchase agreement.

Yield scenario

Scenario, not a forecast

Change any figure. The arithmetic is ours; the assumptions are yours. Rent is seeded from the district gross yield and the service charge from a generic rate per square foot, because the contracted service charge for a tower is set at handover.

Gross yield
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Net yield
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Net income a year
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Cash in before handover
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Net yield here is rent after vacancy, less the service charge, management and whatever you enter as other costs, over the purchase price. It excludes finance, the registration costs above, furnishing and income tax in your own country.

The numbers

The figures behind the argument

  • Entry priceAED 960,000Studio from 386 sq ft, per the developer factsheet
  • Recorded studio rateAED 2,627 to 2,835Per sq ft on the register, July to September 2026
  • Sales recorded193 of 21092 per cent of the building, per the DLD file
  • Due at handover65%Quoted for Q2 2028; register estimates 15 June 2028
Corner balcony at LINEA by HOLM with a view over the low rise Satwa rooftops to the Downtown Dubai skyline
A LINEA by HOLM balcony looking over Jumeirah Garden City to Downtown Dubai

Residences

The residences

Registered unit mix · 210 homes

Developer stated

Studio

96 homes

386 – 440 sq ft

1 Bedroom

89 homes

626 – 720 sq ft

2 Bedroom

25 homes

986 – 1,100 sq ft

Size bars run from 0 to 1,250 sq ft. Ranges are the published minimum and maximum for each type.

Aerial view of the LINEA by HOLM roof level showing the swimming pool, lounge terrace and enclosed padel court

Amenities

What is inside HOLM Linea

10 listed by the developerDeveloper stated
  • Rooftop infinity pool
  • Rooftop padel court
  • Fully equipped gym
  • Landscaped garden
  • Kids play area
  • Outdoor seating
  • Barbecue areas
  • Integrated smart home systems in each residence
  • Fully fitted interiors with appliances
  • 24 hour security and smart access

The rooftop pool and padel court at LINEA by HOLM

The amenity list comes from the developer’s own factsheet and project page, with the security and smart access line from agency material. What distinguishes it is where it sits. On a plot this size there is no room for a podium deck, so the pool, the padel court and the social spaces are stacked on the roof, which is why the renders look down over Satwa toward the Downtown skyline rather than into a courtyard. A rooftop padel court on a 210 unit building is a genuine amenity rather than a token one, because the ratio of residents to court is far better than on a thousand unit tower. The qualification is the usual one: none of this is confirmed against approved plans or a sale and purchase agreement, and no operator, size or completion stage is published for any of it. Rooftop amenity also carries service charge weight, and no service charge figure has been published for this building.

10 min20 minDIFC5 minDowntown Dubai and Dubai Mall5 minLa Mer Beach5 minCity Walk8 minBusiness Bay10 minDubai International (DXB)15 minPalm Jumeirah20 minDubai Marina20 minHOLM Linea

Developer-published drive times, off-peak and untimed. Rings at 10-minute intervals.

Location intelligence

Jumeirah Garden City, Al Satwa, Dubai

  • DIFC5 min
  • Downtown Dubai and Dubai Mall5 min
  • La Mer Beach5 min
  • City Walk8 min
  • Business Bay10 min
  • Dubai International (DXB)15 min
  • Palm Jumeirah20 min
  • Dubai Marina20 min

The plot sits in Jumeirah Garden City, which is the masterplan name for the central Dubai district covering older Satwa and Al Wasl on the north side of Sheikh Zayed Road. The Dubai Land Department records the project under Al Satwa, which is the registered community; that is normal and is not a discrepancy. The developer publishes five minutes to DIFC, Downtown Dubai and La Mer Beach, eight to City Walk, ten to Business Bay, and twenty to Palm Jumeirah and Dubai Marina. Dubai International is given as ten minutes on the project page and fifteen on the factsheet, which is a conflict in the developer’s own material rather than an agency one.

All of those are off peak figures. The five minutes to DIFC is real in the middle of the morning and is not real at six in the evening on Sheikh Zayed Road, and the honest way to test it is to drive it at the hour you would actually be driving it. The Red Line runs along the southern edge of the district in the Sheikh Zayed Road median, with Al Jafiliya, World Trade Centre, Emirates Towers and Financial Centre on that stretch, but the stations serve the highway rather than the interior of the district, so walk the route from this specific plot before assuming the Metro is usable from it.

One thing about the setting that the renders show more honestly than the copy does. This is a new building being inserted into an old, occupied, low rise neighbourhood one plot at a time. The upside is that Satwa is already a real place, with a fine grained street grid and shops at ground level, which is rare in Dubai. The downside is that there is no masterplan authority delivering parks or schools here on a schedule, and the plots either side of this one may be building sites for some years.

Area guide: Jumeirah Garden City

Property ownership and regulation in Dubai

UAE property law is set emirate by emirate, not federally. What follows applies in Dubai and does not carry across to other emirates.

Regulator
Dubai Land Department (DLD), with the Real Estate Regulatory Agency (RERA) as its regulatory arm
Property register
Property Register for title deeds; the Interim Real Property Register, known as Oqood, for off-plan
Foreign ownership
Freehold, open to all nationalities in designated areas

Off-plan and escrow

Law No. 8 of 2007 requires every off-plan project to hold buyer money in a project-specific escrow account, ring-fenced from the developer creditors, with releases against certified construction milestones. Law No. 13 of 2008 creates the interim register and makes an unregistered off-plan disposition void. Law No. 19 of 2020 sets the maximum a developer may retain if a purchase fails, and those limits are public order, so no contract can override them.

Ownership in detail

Foreign nationals may hold freehold title in areas designated for foreign ownership. Outside those areas, ownership is restricted to UAE and GCC nationals.

Sources: dlp.dubai.gov.ae, dubailand.gov.ae.

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Who is behind it

HOLM Developments

Headquarters
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Developer profile and track recordholm.ae/

Regulator’s record

What the Dubai Land Department record says

LINEA by HOLM is on the Dubai Land Department register as project 4331, under HOLM AVENUE REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT L.L.C, in Al Satwa, with escrow account 0205933054508 and a declared value of AED 68 million. Any buyer can read the same file free on the Dubai REST app before paying anything. On this project the register is worth reading closely for three reasons. It confirms the unit count exactly. It publishes a construction reading that is updated independently of the developer. And its recorded transactions answer a question the marketing leaves open, which is what these homes are actually selling for.

01

The unit schedule reconciles exactly

96 plus 89 plus 25 is 210, and the register counts 210.

The developer’s factsheet lists 96 studios, 89 one bedrooms and 25 two bedrooms. That is 210 homes, and 210 is exactly what the Dubai Land Department file counts for project 4331. The registered building description supports the same picture: ground, two podium levels, eight floors and a roof, residential.nnThis sounds like a small thing and it is not. Launch material frequently disagrees with the register on unit count, storey count or both, because marketing counts what is planned and the register counts what is approved. When the two land on the same number, it means the thing being sold is the thing that was registered. On this project they do.

02

Sold out before launch, and still trading

193 sales recorded against 210 units, with sales still registering in September 2026.

HOLM announced in May 2026 that LINEA had reached a complete sell out prior to its public launch. The register shows 193 sales recorded across the three unit types: 88 studios, 82 one bedrooms and 23 two bedrooms. Against 210 units that is 92 per cent, and transactions were still being logged on 7 September 2026.nnDubai records both first sales by a developer and contract assignments between buyers in the same off plan register, so the 193 does not tell you on its own which of the two you are looking at. What it does tell a buyer is the practical thing: units in this building are changing hands, and the route in at this stage is more likely to be an assignment than a fresh sale from the developer. Those are different transactions. Ask any seller which one you are signing, because the paperwork, the fees and the developer consent requirements are not the same.

03

Every recorded price is above the advertised one

The cheapest recorded one bedroom is 8.7 per cent above the AED 1.5 million headline.

In the fifteen most recent transactions on the file, covering July to September 2026, studios recorded between AED 999,960 and AED 1,077,217, one bedrooms between AED 1,631,145 and AED 1,872,161, and two bedrooms between AED 2,446,275 and AED 2,617,515.nnSet those against the advertised entry prices of AED 960,000, AED 1.5 million and AED 2.4 million. The cheapest studio on the register is 4.2 per cent above the headline, the cheapest one bedroom 8.7 per cent above and the cheapest two bedroom 1.9 per cent above. Advertised from prices are a floor rather than a market, which is normal, but here the register lets you see the size of the gap instead of guessing at it. Price your offer off the recorded transactions.

04

The studios carry the highest rate per square foot

AED 2,627 to 2,835 per sq ft for studios, against AED 2,421 to 2,613 for one bedrooms.

Recorded rates per square foot in the same three month window run AED 2,627 to AED 2,835 for studios, AED 2,421 to AED 2,613 for one bedrooms and AED 2,524 to AED 2,700 for two bedrooms. The smallest homes in the building are the most expensive per square foot, by a margin of roughly eight to ten per cent over the one bedrooms.nnThat is a normal pattern in a rental driven central location, because a studio’s yield per dirham is higher and buyers bid accordingly. It is still worth stating plainly, because the AED 960,000 headline reads as the value entry point and on a per square foot basis it is the opposite. If you are buying to hold rather than to let, the one bedrooms are the better value square footage in this building on the register’s own numbers.

05

Construction at 0.69 per cent, and a handover date that has moved

Registered start 1 February 2026, inspected at 0.69 per cent on 27 July 2026, estimated completion 15 June 2028.

The register opens the build window on 1 February 2026 and logs the site at 0.69 per cent complete at the inspection on 27 July 2026, with an estimated completion of 15 June 2028. The Dubai progress percentage reflects verified milestones rather than site activity, so a low early reading is not by itself evidence of a problem, particularly on a project whose main contractor was only announced in May 2026.nnWhat is worth holding alongside it is that the handover date has drifted in the developer’s own material. The January 2026 factsheet says the first quarter of 2028. The May 2026 press release repeats the first quarter. The developer’s current project page says the second quarter, and the register estimates 15 June 2028, which is the very end of that quarter. None of this is unusual for a building at this stage. All of it is a reason to take your date from the sale and purchase agreement rather than from a brochure, and to check the live inspection reading on the Dubai REST app before each payment.

Pull the same record yourself: Dubai REST app or the DLD Project Status Enquiry service, project 4331. We last read it on 18 Sep 2026.

Questions buyers ask

Answered from the record, not the brochure

Anything not covered here, an adviser will answer against the same sources.

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01What is LINEA by HOLM?

A low rise residential building in Jumeirah Garden City, central Dubai, by HOLM Developments. The Dubai Land Department describes the approved building as ground, two podium levels, eight floors and a roof, residential, at 210 units. It is on the register as project 4331 under HOLM AVENUE REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT L.L.C, in Al Satwa, with escrow account 0205933054508.

02How much does LINEA by HOLM cost?

The developer’s factsheet gives studios from AED 960,000 at 386 sq ft, one bedrooms from AED 1.5 million at 626 sq ft and two bedrooms from AED 2.4 million at 986 sq ft, which is about AED 2,487, AED 2,396 and AED 2,434 per square foot. Recorded sales on the register between July and September 2026 ran higher in every type: studios at AED 999,960 to AED 1,077,217, one bedrooms at AED 1,631,145 to AED 1,872,161 and two bedrooms at AED 2,446,275 to AED 2,617,515. Price an offer off the recorded transactions rather than the advertised from figures.

03What is the payment plan?

The developer’s factsheet states a 35/65 plan, meaning 35 per cent before handover and 65 per cent at completion. Agency material splits the 35 into 20 per cent on booking and 15 per cent through construction, which the developer does not publish. Holding 65 per cent back until handover keeps most of your money out of an unbuilt building, which is the most buyer favourable feature here. The other side of it is that the whole 65 per cent, and any mortgage question attached to it, arrives in one quarter in 2028.

04How many units are there and what is the mix?

210 homes: 96 studios, 89 one bedrooms and 25 two bedrooms, per the developer’s factsheet. That reconciles exactly to the 210 units on the Dubai Land Department file, which launch material often does not. Studios and one bedrooms together are 185 of the 210, or 88 per cent, so this is a small household and rental product and there is nothing larger than a two bedroom in the building.

05When is handover?

The developer’s current project page says the second quarter of 2028 and the register estimates completion on 15 June 2028. Its January 2026 factsheet and its May 2026 press release both said the first quarter of 2028, so the date has moved within the developer’s own material. Take the date that appears in your sale and purchase agreement, and check the live construction reading on the Dubai REST app before each payment.

06Is LINEA by HOLM sold out?

HOLM announced in May 2026 that the project had sold out before its public launch. The register records 193 sales against 210 units, which is 92 per cent, and transactions were still being logged in September 2026. In practice that means a unit offered now is more likely to be an assignment of another buyer’s contract than a fresh sale from the developer. Those are different transactions with different paperwork, fees and consent requirements, so establish which one you are signing before committing.

07How far along is construction?

The register opens the build window on 1 February 2026 and logged the site at 0.69 per cent complete at the inspection on 27 July 2026, against an estimated completion of 15 June 2028. The Dubai progress figure reflects verified milestones rather than site activity, and the main contractor, Aroma International Building Contracting, was only announced in May 2026. Read the current figure yourself on the Dubai REST app rather than relying on this one, because it updates independently of the developer.

08Why does the register say Al Satwa rather than Jumeirah Garden City?

Al Satwa is the registered community and Jumeirah Garden City is the masterplan name used in marketing. The 2008 Jumeirah Garden City plan proposed rebuilding Satwa and Al Wasl at very large scale and stopped when the market turned, and the district is now being redeveloped plot by plot instead. A project file that reads Al Satwa while the brochure reads Jumeirah Garden City is normal and is not a discrepancy.

09Has HOLM Developments delivered anything before?

No. HOLM’s published portfolio is LINEA by HOLM and HOLM One, both in Jumeirah Garden City and both under construction with 2028 handovers, and ONE PENINSULA in Batumi, Georgia, quoted for 2030. There is no completed HOLM building anywhere to inspect, so the register file, the escrow account and the published inspection readings are doing the work a delivery record would normally do.

The short version

What stands out, and what to check

The points for and against, read off the figures set out above. We do not score or rank projects.

What to check9

  • HOLM has not completed a building anywhere. Both Dubai projects are mid construction and the Georgian one is quoted for 2030, so there is no delivered building to inspect and no handover record to judge.
  • The register shows 193 of 210 units already sold and the developer announced a pre launch sell out in May 2026, so the likely route in now is an assignment rather than a fresh sale. Establish which you are signing.
  • No recorded sale sits at the advertised entry price. The cheapest recorded one bedroom is 8.7 per cent above the AED 1.5 million headline.
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  • The handover date has moved within the developer’s own material, from the first quarter of 2028 in the January factsheet and May press release to the second quarter on the current project page, with the register estimating 15 June 2028.
  • Construction was logged at 0.69 per cent at the 27 July 2026 inspection, almost six months after the registered start.
  • Sixty five per cent landing in a single quarter in 2028 means the full balance, and any mortgage question attached to it, arrives at once rather than gradually.
  • The smallest homes carry the highest rate per square foot, so the entry unit is not the value unit on the register’s own numbers.
  • Jumeirah Garden City is being redeveloped plot by plot with no masterplan authority delivering parks or schools, so the surroundings on either side of this plot are somebody else’s decision for years.
  • No service charge figure is published, and a rooftop pool and padel court on a 210 unit building carry that cost across a small number of homes.

In short

LINEA is one of the better documented small projects we have looked at. It is fully on the Dubai register, the developer’s own unit schedule reconciles to that register exactly, the escrow account and the inspection readings are published, and the transaction history means the prices on this page can be checked rather than taken on trust. That combination is not common, and it does most of the due diligence work for you. The product is coherent too: a low rise building of 210 homes in a genuinely central district, amenity on the roof rather than borrowed from a podium, homes sold fitted, and handover in 2028 rather than at the far end of the decade. Two things decide whether it works for you, and neither is about the building. The first is that HOLM has never handed over anything, anywhere. That is not a mark against the company, it is simply the position, and it means the register file and the escrow account are doing the work that a delivery record would normally do. Read the live inspection reading on the Dubai REST app yourself before each payment. The second is that the building is effectively sold. With 193 of 210 units recorded and a pre launch sell out announced in May 2026, what is being offered now is most likely somebody else’s contract rather than a fresh one from the developer, at a price above the advertised entry figures for every unit type. Find out which you are being sold, price it off the recorded transactions rather than the headline, and if it is an assignment, get the developer’s consent process and the fees in writing before you commit to anything.

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  • Current availability

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  • Payment schedule in writing

    The split the developer will commit to in the SPA, not the one portals circulate.

  • Floor plans and plot sizes

    Chargeable area, plot dimensions and the layout for each unit type, so you can compare the price per foot like for like.

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Sources and verification

6 sources · reviewed 18 Sep 2026

SourceWhat it supportsTypeChecked
Dubai Land Department project register, project 4331Project number, developer entity, registered community, 210 units, escrow account, declared value, building description, construction percentage and inspection date, start and estimated completion dates, and all recorded transactionsRegister18 Sep 2026
LINEA by HOLM factsheet, January 2026Unit mix of 96 studios, 89 one bedrooms and 25 two bedrooms, minimum areas, starting prices, 35/65 payment plan, amenity list and drive timesDeveloper material18 Sep 2026
HOLM Developments project pageQ2 2028 handover, under construction status, 386 to 986 sq ft range, AED 960,000 entry price and the amenity listDeveloper material18 Sep 2026
HOLM Developments press release, 18 May 2026Main contractor appointment, pre launch sell out statement, low rise description and interior specificationDeveloper material18 Sep 2026
Agency listing material for LINEA by HOLMThe 20 and 15 per cent split of the pre handover portion, maximum unit sizes, and the furnished descriptionAgency listing18 Sep 2026
Wikipedia, Jumeirah Garden CityThe 2008 masterplan, its scale and its cancellationReference18 Sep 2026

How OffPlan Insider checks a project

How to read the figures on this page

  • The project number, developer entity, registered community, unit count, escrow account, declared value, building description, construction percentage, inspection date, start date, estimated completion and every recorded transaction on this page come from the Dubai Land Department project file for project 4331, read via UAE Property Checker on 18 September 2026.
  • The unit mix, minimum areas, starting prices, 35/65 payment headline, amenity list and drive times come from HOLM's own January 2026 factsheet and its project page at holm.ae.
  • The main contractor appointment, the pre launch sell out statement and the specification detail come from HOLM's press release of 18 May 2026.
  • The 20 and 15 per cent split of the 35 per cent pre handover portion, the maximum unit sizes and the furnished description come from agency listing material read on 18 September 2026.
  • All per square foot figures on advertised prices are our arithmetic on the developer's minimum areas. Per square foot figures on recorded sales are as published on the register file.
  • Drive times are developer published and off peak.

Figures as at September 2026.

HOLM Linea

From AED 960,000 · Handover Q2 2028