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Celia Heights

Dubailand · Off-plan
Dubailand

Celia Heights


Homes
Residences
Handover
Q4 2026
Status
Off-plan
Down payment
10%
Payment plan
85/15

From AED 436K
by Abou Eid Real Estate Development

Celia Heights is an off-plan project by Abou Eid Real Estate Development in Dubailand, Dubai. Handover is listed for Q4 2026. Prices are listed from AED 436K with a 10% down payment on a 85/15 payment plan. Details can change between releases, so we confirm the current ones before you commit. Register your interest with us for floor plans, the payment plan and availability.

Project details

Developer
Abou Eid Real Estate Development
Community
Home types
Residences
Handover
Q4 2026
Project status
Off-plan
Pricing
From AED 436K
Location
Celia Heights is in Dubailand, Dubai. The map shows the area, not the exact plot.
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Celia Heights questions
Where is Celia Heights located?
Celia Heights is in Dubailand, Dubai, Dubai.
When does Celia Heights hand over?
Handover is listed for Q4 2026. Off-plan handover dates move, so ask us for the current schedule before you commit.
Who is the developer of Celia Heights?
Celia Heights is developed by Abou Eid Real Estate Development. We list 3 of their off-plan projects, which you can see on their developer page.
How much do homes at Celia Heights cost?
Listings show prices from AED 436K. Launch pricing changes by release, so ask us for the live price list and availability rather than working from a published figure.
Can foreigners buy at Celia Heights?
Any nationality can buy freehold in Dubai's designated freehold areas, with no residency visa or UAE bank account required, and you can complete from overseas by Power of Attorney. A purchase at or above AED 2 million can also qualify you for the 10 year Golden Visa. Ask us to confirm the ownership type on this specific project before you pay anything.
What is the payment plan on Celia Heights?
Listings show down payment 10%, payment plan 85/15. Plans are set by the developer per release and change between phases, so treat these figures as a starting point. On a project registered with the Dubai Land Department, payments go into a RERA-regulated escrow account rather than to the developer directly. Before you pay anything, check that this project is on the register. Ask us for the current schedule, including whether there is a post-handover element.
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