Altitude de GRISOGONO Dubai: Sources and Prices Guide (2026)

Altitude de GRISOGONO Dubai is an off-plan residential tower in Business Bay, on the edge of the Dubai Canal, which DAMAC Properties lists as branded by de GRISOGONO with a project handover of Q1, 2028.

This profile reads the developer’s project page, two portal pages and the official Dubai registration pages as they stood on 13 November 2026, and shows each figure beside its source. The developer page prints no price, no unit count and no floor count, and the portals differ on floors, unit mix, payment plan and price, so the differences are set out in tables and not resolved. It is an information profile of a project, not an offer; availability and price are confirmed only in a written reservation document.

Altitude de GRISOGONO Dubai: what the project is

On the developer’s page, DAMAC places the tower in Business Bay, labels it off-plan and prints “Branded by de GRISOGONO” as the brand wording. The introduction block shows a payment plan of 60/40* and a project handover of Q1, 2028. Five amenity cards are listed: pool, promenade, solar, spa and pods. The unit card on the page shows one type, a two-bedroom apartment, while the developer’s FAQ says the tower will offer studios as well as one, two and three-bedroom apartments in multiple layouts.

The page does not print the tenure, a RERA or Dubai Land Department project number, an escrow bank, a unit count, a floor count, an architect or a contractor. Of the brand partnership it prints only the words above, and this profile says nothing more about it.

Sotheby’s Realty gives the address as Marasi Drive, on the south bank of the Dubai Canal. The map data on the developer page carries the coordinates 25.182357, 55.281266. A search-result snippet of a DAMAC blog page, which was not opened, describes the tower as the fourth in a series with Canal Heights 1, 2 and Canal Crown; that wording is the blog’s, not a figure confirmed here.

The floor figures in the table are third-party snippets, each read as a search result and not as a primary document. They are shown together because they cannot all be right, and none is chosen here; the approved building permit and the sale contract are the documents that fix the floor count.

Status, handover and prices of Altitude de GRISOGONO Dubai today

The developer prints no construction percentage. Property Finder records the start of construction as 22 April 2024 and an expected completion of 31 March 2028, with no progress figure. The developer’s page data carries one two-bedroom inventory record flagged as available, but no count of units remaining. No page read describes the tower as sold out, and none prints how many units are left.

Handover as each source prints it

The four sources print the same quarter. Other years appear in aggregator snippets that were not opened, so they are not used. A quarter on a sales page is not a contractual date; the contract wording is covered in section 6.

Prices in AED and USD

The developer’s unit card reads “From Loading…”, because the figure is filled in by script. The page data holds integers that look like AED amounts multiplied by 100, and the developer’s project list shows 3,621,000 with a pound sign because the page was set to display in GBP while the data currency is AED.

The data file therefore infers AED 3,621,000 for the lowest two-bedroom unit by dividing the data integer by 100. That is an inference, not a printed price, and the table marks it so. USD figures are arithmetic at the pegged rate of 3.6725 per USD.

The starting figures run from AED 1,100,000 to AED 3,621,000 and refer to different unit types (studio to three bedrooms in one source, two bedrooms in others), so they are not like-for-like. Unit sizes differ too: the developer data gives 1,457 sq ft as the smallest two-bedroom, Property Finder 1,328 sq ft, Bayut 1,252 sq ft. Listing prices are indications on portals or in press snippets, not DAMAC prices, and no per-area price is shown here because no source states one.

Payment plan as each source prints it

The plan that applies to a unit is the one written into its sale agreement. A split such as 60/40 or 70/30 does not say when each part falls due, so the instalment dates or construction milestones are asked for in writing.

Business Bay and access: what the sources print

The developer’s FAQ says the tower is in Business Bay at the edge of the Dubai Canal, with the Burj area, The Dubai Mall, Dubai Opera, City Walk, the Jumeirah district and Sheikh Zayed Road “minutes away”. The Dubai Canal, according to Wikipedia, is a 3.2 km waterway that starts from Business Bay and runs to the Persian Gulf through Safa Park and Jumeirah; it was inaugurated on 9 November 2016.

The travel times below are the developer’s own, printed on the project page as minutes. The page does not state the mode of travel except for the airports, which are given as drive times, and the times were not measured independently for this profile.

These are location facts printed by the seller. The developer page gives no information on parking, metro access or service charges for this tower.

Buying off-plan in Dubai: the rules that apply

The rules below are quoted from official Dubai sources read on 13 November 2026. They apply to any off-plan purchase in Dubai, including this tower; they are not a statement that this tower meets each of them, which is for the registers and the sale contract to show.

Who may buy. Under Law No. 7 of 2006, as printed in the Dubai legislation compendium of Dubai Land Department, ownership of real property in Dubai is restricted to UAE and GCC nationals and their wholly owned companies, and non-UAE nationals may, in areas determined by the Ruler and subject to approval, be granted freehold ownership or a usufruct or leasehold of up to 99 years.

Regulation No. 3 of 2006 lists the first areas, a list dating from that year, so the areas open to foreign buyers are confirmed with Dubai Land Department for the plot in question. The developer page prints no tenure for this tower; Property Finder prints Freehold. The tenure of the unit is read in the contract and confirmed with Dubai Land Department. See also can foreigners buy apartments in Dubai and freehold versus leasehold in Dubai on this site.

Registration and fees. DLD’s service to register the initial sale of off-plan units runs through its Oqood portal and lists the fees as the seller 2% and the purchaser 2% of the sale value, plus AED 10 knowledge and AED 10 innovation fees.

A DLD news item of 31 May 2021 says that the 4% of the property value is paid according to the agreement between seller and buyer. Property Finder shows a 4% government fee for this project. As arithmetic only, 4% of AED 3,334,000 is AED 133,360 and 4% of the inferred AED 3,621,000 is AED 144,840.

Escrow and project registration. Law No. 8 of 2007, in the English text of the same compendium, requires a developer who wishes to sell off-plan to ask DLD to open an escrow account (Article 6). The account is opened under a written agreement with an escrow agent in the name of the project (Article 7), is dedicated to construction of that project and cannot be attached by the developer’s creditors (Article 9).

After the completion certificate, the agent retains 5% of the account’s total value until one year from the registration of units in the purchasers’ names (Article 14). The compendium notes that the Arabic text prevails.

DLD’s register-project service describes project registration with an escrow account for off-plan sales, and its FAQ says progress can be checked through the project status tracking pages.

Payment schedule and construction stage. DLD’s escrow activation service page ties a developer’s request to activate disbursement from the escrow account to a recent technical report issued by DLD. The percentage splits printed by sellers, such as the plans in section 2, are commercial terms and are not DLD schedules; the sensible check is to compare each instalment in the contract with the project’s recorded progress on the DLD project status page.

Golden Visa. The UAE government portal u.ae lists real estate among the Golden visa categories, with a minimum capital of AED 2 million and, for the real estate route, property ownership.

This page does not claim residence or Golden Visa eligibility for any unit of this tower. The qualifying value, the treatment of off-plan and mortgaged purchases and the documents are set and checked by the authority, and the explanation on this site is in the Dubai Golden Visa guide. Mortgage questions are in mortgage in Dubai for foreigners, and recurring ownership costs in property tax in Dubai; older figures in guides should be checked against the sources named there.

About the developer: DAMAC Properties

DAMAC Properties is a Dubai developer; Wikipedia gives its headquarters as Dubai. A press release of 20 November 2024 says that since its founding in 2002 DAMAC has launched over 75 towers, and that it had delivered more than 47,000 homes, with over 40,000 more in planning and development. Wikipedia gives 28 January 1982 as the date the group was founded, so the two dates are shown as reported, not reconciled.

A second release, of 4 September 2026, says more than 50,000 homes have been handed over and that 55,000 or more units are in planning and development, with 8,800 or more units targeted for delivery in 2026 in other DAMAC communities.

Both are the company’s own statements. The 2024 release names Hussain Sajwani as founder and chairman. At this tower the only partnership printed is the de GRISOGONO branding line. The profile of the developer on this site is DAMAC Properties, and the wider list is at Dubai developers.

What to ask for in writing before reserving

Because the developer page prints no price list, unit availability, project number or escrow details, the usual file of a Dubai off-plan purchase is assembled from the seller. The list below is what a buyer asks for in writing before paying a reservation deposit.

1. A sale and purchase agreement naming the unit number, floor, layout and internal area, with the area shown in both sq ft and m².
2. The handover date written into the contract, with the wording on what happens to the date if the completion certificate is later, instead of the quarter printed on sales pages.
3. The payment schedule for the unit: which of the printed plans applies, and the amount and due date or construction milestone of each instalment.
4. The escrow account name and bank, and the DLD project number, so the account in the contract can be compared with DLD’s records.
5. Confirmation that the sale will be registered through the Oqood portal, with the registration certificate supplied after payment of the DLD fees.
6. The tenure of the unit as written in the contract, and how the title is issued at completion.
7. An estimate of the service charges per sq ft or per year, and who sets them.
8. A list of what the finish includes: kitchen, appliances, flooring, fittings and any items shown in renders only. The ten images in the gallery are marketing renders, not photographs of a finished building.
9. What “branded by de GRISOGONO” covers in the contract, for example design, finishes or services, and what it does not.
10. Who signs: the full legal name and licence number of the selling entity, the signatory’s authority and, for a buyer abroad, the power of attorney terms.
11. Who pays each DLD fee and any administration fee, in the contract.

Any answer given only in a conversation or on a portal should be put into the contract or a signed document before payment; the authority’s own records are the reference where the seller’s paperwork and a portal differ.

Frequently asked questions

When is Altitude de GRISOGONO Dubai due for handover?

The developer prints Project Handover Q1, 2028, and its page data carries 31 March 2028. Property Finder, Sotheby’s Realty and a Bayut listing of 21 June 2024 also print Q1 2028. The date that binds the developer is the one written in the sale agreement.

How much does an apartment in Altitude de GRISOGONO Dubai cost?

The developer page prints no price. Sources differ: AED 3,621,000 inferred from the developer data for a two-bedroom, a Property Finder starting price of AED 3,334,000, and a Sotheby’s price from AED 1,100,000. At 3.6725 per USD these are about USD 985,977, USD 907,828 and USD 299,523.

Is Altitude de GRISOGONO Dubai freehold?

The developer page prints no tenure. Property Finder prints Freehold as the ownership type. Tenure is read in the contract and confirmed with Dubai Land Department; this profile does not decide it.

How many floors and apartments does the tower have?

The developer prints neither. Third-party snippets give 38, 43 and about 35 floors above a podium, and no source seen states a unit total. Figures from the building permit and the contract are the ones to rely on.

Which payment plan applies to Altitude de GRISOGONO Dubai?

The developer prints 60/40* without the terms of the asterisk. Property Finder lists three 20% down options, and other sources print 70/30 or 20/50/30. The plan for a unit is the one in its sale agreement.

Does buying here qualify for the Golden Visa?

This page does not claim it. The UAE government portal lists a minimum capital of AED 2 million for the real estate category, and the authority checks the qualifying value, the type of purchase and the documents for each case.

Other DAMAC projects and nearby Dubai listings

The table lists other DAMAC projects with a profile on this site, and existing listings in Business Bay and the wider Dubai portfolio. Entries describe only what the profile or listing covers; none is a ranking or a comparison of quality.

For the wider picture, the UAE page, the Dubai page and the Dubai market guide on this site list the other properties, and the off-plan buyers guide explains the general steps for an off-plan purchase.

Sources and last check

Last checked: 13 November 2026. Sources:

• DAMAC Properties: Altitude de GRISOGONO project page (damacproperties.com, 13 November 2026)
• DAMAC Properties: latest projects in Dubai (13 November 2026)
• Property Finder: Damac Altitude Tower (13 November 2026)
• Sotheby’s Realty: Altitude de Grisogono, Business Bay (13 November 2026)
• Bayut: property listing 8665313 (added 21 June 2024; figures per the data file, page returned HTTP 503 on 13 November 2026)
• Wikipedia: Dubai Canal (13 November 2026)
• Dubai Land Department: Real Estate Legislation, English compendium (13 November 2026)
• Dubai Land Department: request to register the initial sale (13 November 2026)
• Dubai Land Department: register a project and open an escrow account (13 November 2026)
• Dubai Land Department: request to activate an escrow account (13 November 2026)
• Dubai Land Department: frequently asked questions (13 November 2026)
• Dubai Land Department: real estate project status (13 November 2026)
• Dubai Land Department: news item of 31 May 2021 on registration fees
• UAE government portal: Golden visa (13 November 2026)
• Wikipedia: DAMAC Properties (13 November 2026)
• PR Newswire: DAMAC press release of 20 November 2024
• PR Newswire: DAMAC press release of 4 September 2026

This is not legal, tax or financial advice.