GFS Real Estate is a Dubai developer group with 12 projects in the Dubai Land Department registry, all under construction as of 14.10.2026. One of the group’s DLD developer numbers is 2224, while Gfs Wonders Developers L.L.C is among its group entities. Its current Dubai activity is represented in Dubai South Residential District and Saih Shuaib 2. The portfolio shown on our site consists of separately registered developments with different unit counts and scheduled delivery points. This makes project-level identification important: a shared Coventry title does not replace the individual project name in booking forms, sale documents or registry searches. The developer’s current record is focused on projects moving through construction rather than completed stock. Buyers considering this group are therefore selecting between planned delivery dates, project scale and the locality stated for each development. The DLD register records no completed projects for the group at this point.
There is no first completed handover or most recent completed handover to identify, because the current register entry contains no finished developments. The scheduled pipeline begins with Q4 2027 delivery dates for two Saih Shuaib 2 projects. Q2 2028 follows for developments in both Saih Shuaib 2 and Dubai South Residential District. The furthest scheduled handover in the current selection is Q3 2029, attached to Coventry Cove. These dates are scheduled milestones for individual projects, so they should be read alongside the project-specific construction record when documentation is prepared.
Saih Shuaib 2 contains four Coventry developments, each with its own scale. Coventry Residence has 163 units, while Coventry Residence 3 has 185 units. The difference between those two releases is therefore not just the numerical suffix in the title. At the larger end of this locality’s selection, Coventry Curve comprises 246 units, and Coventry Cove comprises 255 units. They are distinct developments and should be matched to their own sales paperwork rather than treated as interchangeable Coventry releases.
Dubai South Residential District is represented by Coventry 49, a 51-unit development. Its smaller unit count sets it apart from the Saih Shuaib 2 releases on our site. The locality and the individual project title should both be carried through consistently when a buyer reviews a reservation, payment schedule or proposed sale agreement.
Check the DLD project entry for the current construction status and the handover date attached to the exact Coventry development selected. Compare the locality and project title across the reservation form, payment plan and sale agreement. The selling company in the documents should match the developer recorded for that specific project in the DLD registry, rather than merely a group name used in marketing.
They are separate developments identified by different project titles, localities and unit totals. A buyer should use all of those identifiers together when comparing documents. Similar branding can make the releases appear closely connected, but the relevant record for a transaction is the individual development entered against the proposed property, not the common Coventry wording alone.
A scheduled handover is a project-specific delivery milestone, not a substitute for checking the current construction entry attached to the selected development. The date should be aligned with the project title in the agreement and payment materials. This approach avoids applying the timeline of one Coventry release to another development with a similar name or nearby location.
Project titles can share a common Coventry identity while referring to developments in different Dubai locations. Recording the locality alongside the title helps distinguish the relevant project throughout the transaction. It also gives the buyer a clear basis for comparing the reservation form, sale agreement and registry search without relying on branding alone as the identifying feature.
Compare the exact project title, location, unit count, scheduled handover and current registry status as a single set of details. Each item serves a different purpose: the title identifies the development, the locality places it, and the remaining entries describe its scale and delivery position. The documents should present that same combination consistently from reservation through sale agreement.
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