Time Properties

Developer profile and Dubai footprint

Time Properties is a Dubai developer registered with the Dubai Land Department under No. 527, founded in 1990, with 8 projects in the DLD registry across 2 communities as of 14.10.2026. Its register entry covers 6 completed developments and 2 under construction. Wadi Al Safa 5 and Nadd Hessa are among the communities served by the developer. This is a development-focused profile with both delivered homes and current construction within one DLD entry. For a buyer, that creates a clear distinction between a home with an established delivery record and one purchased during its construction cycle. The relevant project record should always be read individually: a developer-level entry establishes the group connection, while each development has its own status, delivery timing and documentation. The projects on our site extend the picture to DubaiLand Residence Complex and Dubai Silicon Oasis, where the homes differ in unit count, build stage and stated entry price.

Handover record

The first completed development was handed over in August 2013, while the most recent completed handover took place in December 2022. The latest scheduled handover among developments under construction is August 2027. These dates frame a delivery history that spans completed projects and a current construction programme. A scheduled handover is a project-specific milestone, rather than a replacement for the handover date of homes already completed. Buyers should read the date alongside the individual development’s construction status and contractual documents.

Projects on our site

In DubaiLand Residence Complex, Time 3 is under construction at about 33% complete, with handover set for Q3 2027. The scheme contains 288 units, with prices from AED 490 000. Its construction-stage profile differs from Time 2, which has 304 units. The two developments therefore offer distinct scales within the same community.

Dubai Silicon Oasis contains completed schemes with larger stated unit totals. Silicon Gates 1 has 888 units and is ready to move into. Arabian Gate is completed and comprises 716 units. The contrast within this community is principally one of development size, while both projects sit at the completed end of the developer’s project cycle.

What to check before buying

Before signing, compare the project’s DLD status, recorded completion percentage and handover timing with the sales documents. Where a selling company is involved, ensure that the company in the paperwork matches the developer recorded for that specific project in the DLD registry. Confirm the project title is identical across the reservation form, sale agreement and payment documentation.

What does the DLD developer number identify?

It identifies the developer entry held with the Dubai Land Department and helps distinguish the group record from individual project records. It does not, by itself, describe a particular apartment, payment plan or sale agreement. The project name and its associated development record remain central to a property-specific review.

How should I read a stated unit total?

The total describes the scale of the development rather than the number of homes currently offered for sale. It should be read alongside the project’s layout, unit mix and sales documentation. A larger count does not establish the size, floor level or configuration of a particular home being considered.

What is the difference between a completed handover and a scheduled handover?

A completed handover records a delivery milestone that has already occurred. A scheduled handover is a future project milestone and should be checked against the terms of the sale agreement. Ready-to-move-in wording concerns current occupancy readiness, while a construction-stage home remains subject to its stated delivery process.

How should projects in different communities be compared?

Start with the individual development rather than the developer name alone. Compare its location, construction stage, unit count and the terms attached to the specific home. This keeps a Dubai Silicon Oasis project distinct from one in DubaiLand Residence Complex and avoids treating separate developments as interchangeable purchases.