Anax Developments

Developer profile and Dubai footprint

Anax Developments is a Dubai developer registered with DLD under No. 1455, with 4 projects in the DLD registry: 0 completed and 4 under construction across 4 communities as of 14.10.2026. Founded in 2022, the company develops residential projects in Dubai, with its current portfolio centred on homes offered at different construction stages and price points. Its DLD footprint includes Palm Deira, Warsan Fourth, Jabal Ali First and Business Bay. This spread places the developer across established urban districts and waterfront-oriented areas, while the projects on our site also extend to Dubai Islands, Al Furjan and International City 2. The portfolio combines projects with quoted starting prices and unit counts with developments whose sales details focus on their planned handover. Construction activity is therefore the defining point for buyers reviewing this developer’s current projects.

Handover record

There is no first or most recent completed-project handover. The latest scheduled handover within the under-construction portfolio is January 2028. For a buyer, the relevant distinction is between a stated project handover quarter and the contractual completion terms attached to the individual unit purchase. A project can be in construction while its completion percentage, sales stage and handover schedule differ from another development by the same company.

Projects on our site

At Dubai Islands, Elle Residences is under construction at about 0% complete, with handover scheduled for Q4 2027. It has 98 units, with prices from AED 2 151 777. Al Furjan has Evora Residence, also under construction, at about 20.5% complete. Its 77 units start from AED 1 070 000, making construction progress and entry price the main points of contrast between these two schemes.

In International City 2, Kyomi Residence has 121 units and a Q1 2028 handover. Business Bay brings together two projects with different published details: V-Suites is under construction, with prices from AED 1 400 000, while Vento Tower comprises 227 units. These projects give buyers a choice between locations, project scale, published pricing and stated delivery timing.

What to check before buying

Check the project’s current construction status, any published completion percentage, and the handover terms in the sale agreement. Review the unit schedule and price for the selected residence. The selling company in the documents should match the developer recorded for that specific project in the DLD registry.

What does an under-construction status mean for a purchase?

It means the development remains in the construction phase rather than ready for occupation. Read the sale agreement alongside the unit schedule and payment terms, then make sure the property reference, unit type and stated completion arrangements are consistent throughout the documents used for the transaction.

Why should the completion clause be read closely?

The contractual completion clause sets the date and conditions that apply to the purchase. Read it with provisions covering notices, payment milestones, completion formalities and any changes permitted under the agreement, so the purchaser’s obligations and the developer’s obligations are set out clearly in one place.

Which parties should appear in the sales paperwork?

The documents should identify the selling company, purchaser and project clearly. Compare the project reference in the agreement with the relevant DLD entry, and ensure the seller is the company recorded for that project before signing. This check is project-specific rather than a general check of the developer’s brand.

How do the projects differ from one another?

The differences lie in community, unit count, quoted starting price, construction progress and scheduled handover. Some developments have published sales pricing and progress percentages, while others are distinguished by their unit numbers or delivery quarter. Buyers should review the terms attached to the specific residence selected.