ALTA is a Dubai developer registered with the Dubai Land Department under No. 1300, with 4 projects in the DLD register as of 14.10.2026. Its DLD portfolio is divided between 2 completed projects and 2 projects under construction, so buyers encounter both delivered homes and residences still progressing through their build programme.
The developer’s registered activity reaches 4 Dubai communities. Jumeirah Second, Al Wasl, Palm Jumeirah and Al Satwa are among the areas associated with that footprint. This spread places its projects across established central and waterfront-oriented districts rather than concentrating the portfolio in one location. The individual developments differ markedly in unit count, construction stage and starting price, which makes the project-level record particularly relevant when comparing opportunities.
The first completed project was handed over in January 2024, while the most recent completed handover took place in January 2026. For the developments still in construction, March 2028 is the latest scheduled handover date. These milestones separate the company’s delivered stock from homes that remain within the construction and future-delivery cycle.
Among the completed residences, Koro One in Jumeirah Garden City is completed, recorded at 100% complete and handed over in Q1 2026. Its 147 units make it the more substantial completed scheme presented on our site, with a profile distinct from the smaller waterfront development currently being built.
On Palm Jumeirah, Maison Margiela Residences is under construction at about 4% complete, with 25 units, prices from AED 16 500 000 and handover in Q1 2028. In Al Wasl, Mr. C Residences Downtown is also under construction but is about 70% complete. It contains 169 units and starts from AED 8 100 000, giving buyers a different scale and construction position from the Palm Jumeirah residence.
Check the current construction designation, recorded completion percentage and contractual handover provisions for the specific residence. For a completed home, confirm readiness and transfer documentation; for a home under construction, review its payment and delivery terms. Ensure that the selling company in the documents matches the developer recorded for that project in the DLD registry.
A completion percentage records the stage of building work assigned to a particular development at the time it is recorded. It should be considered alongside the current construction designation and the completion provisions in the sale agreement, as a ready home and a residence in construction involve different transaction stages.
A scheduled handover date is a timing field for a development, rather than a replacement for the delivery wording in the sale contract. Read it together with the agreement’s completion provisions, notice process and conditions governing the transfer of the property, so the contractual sequence is clear.
Unit count helps distinguish the scale of one residential scheme from another. It can be read with the project’s location, construction status and starting price to identify the type of development being considered, rather than treating projects in different communities and at different build stages as directly interchangeable.
Each development has its own location, construction status, recorded progress, unit count and delivery timetable. Reviewing the record at project level helps keep these details tied to the specific home being purchased, especially where the developer has projects in several Dubai communities and at different stages of completion.
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