The Element at Sobha One

About the project

The Element at Sobha One is a planned residential and commercial tower by Sobha Group in Ras Al Khor Industrial Area 1, on Ras Al Khor Road. The development comprises 401 units, with one- to four-bedroom apartments planned. It is active, with a recorded completion ratio of 11.12% following an inspection dated 11 August 2026, and handover is scheduled for Q4 2028.

The tower and its setting

The Element at Sobha One is planned as a standalone tower with a basement, ground level, 67 floors and a roof. Its position on Ras Al Khor Road places it near Dubai Creek and Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary. The residences are planned with views towards Dubai Downtown, Dubai Creek and the wildlife sanctuary. The building is designed with floor-to-ceiling glazing, and the residential collection includes expansive balconies. A rooftop pool is planned with 270-degree panoramic views, alongside an observation deck and rooftop lounge. The project also includes an 18-hole pitch and putt golf course within the community.

Apartment collection

The Element at Sobha One offers one-, two-, three- and four-bedroom apartments. Reported residence sizes range from 68 sq m to 227 sq m. The apartments are planned with open layouts, balconies and powder rooms. Selected two-bedroom homes include a dedicated office space, while selected three- and four-bedroom residences include staff quarters. Floor-to-ceiling windows are planned to frame views of the creek, city skyline and Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary. There are 401 units in the development. The starting price is AED 1.82 million.

Amenities and leisure facilities

The amenity programme combines water, fitness, work and family facilities. It includes swimming pools, a kids’ pool, wet deck, sun loungers, pool shower, Jacuzzi and aqua fitness activities. Fitness provision includes an indoor gym, outdoor gym, Pilates and yoga studio, yoga and meditation deck, CrossFit area, obstacle course and battle ropes. Residents will also have access to a padel court, table tennis, cycling track and walking track. Family and social spaces include a children’s play area, kids club, toddler club, nursing room, youth zone, cinema room, VR games, library, multipurpose hall, outdoor BBQ area, lawns with seating and outdoor lounges. Co-working spaces and a business lounge are also planned. The community clubhouse is available with paid membership.

Ras Al Khor Road location

The project is located in Ras Al Khor Industrial Area 1, within the twin interchanges on Ras Al Khor Road. Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary is 1.6 km away, while Creek Island Central Park is 2.6 km away and Hartland Greens East Park is 2.9 km away. Creekside Park Dubai Creek Harbour is 3.0 km from the development. The Track Meydan Golf is 3.8 km away, Al Badia Golf Club is 4.2 km away and Dubai Creek Golf & Yacht Club is 6.7 km away. Imagine at Dubai Festival City is 4.3 km away, and Novo Cinema at Dubai Festival City Mall is 4.4 km away. Dubai International Airport is listed at 12 minutes, Meydan Racecourse at five minutes, and Business Bay at 12 minutes.

Payment plan and handover

The advertised payment plan is structured as 60/40. A 20% down payment is due on booking. A further 40% is payable during construction across the first to fourth instalments, with the remaining 40% due on handover. Handover is scheduled for Q4 2028. The project start date is recorded as 1 May 2025. The development is active and its completion ratio was recorded at 11.12% on the inspection dated 11 August 2026.

Sobha Group

Sobha Group is the developer of The Element at Sobha One. Founded in 1976, the company has delivered residential and commercial projects across the UAE, Oman, Bahrain, Brunei and India. Its reported delivered portfolio exceeds 13 million sq ft of premium real estate. Sobha Group operates with in-house resources across project delivery, including a design studio and an independent quality-control department. The Element at Sobha One forms part of its residential offering in Dubai.

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