Azizi Amir Dubai: Sources and Prices Guide (2026)

Azizi Amir Dubai is a single residential building by Azizi Developments in Al Furjan, on the metro line in the west of the city, with one, two and three bedroom apartments, and the developer’s own page prints no price, no status and no handover date for it.

The developer spells the name “Amir” in its title and heading, while its page description and the listing site Property Finder write “Ameer”. This profile uses the developer’s spelling. It reads the developer page as recorded in the data file of 13 November 2026, three broker or listing pages re-read the same day, and official Dubai pages. Where sources disagree, each figure is shown with its source and date and none is declared right.

Azizi Amir Dubai: what the project is and what each source prints

The developer places the project in Al Furjan, which its own page calls “New Dubai”, and describes the building as being in the “vibrant heart of Al Furjan”, along the metro line. The product line is one, two and three bedroom apartments. The amenity text lists a cinema, a gym, indoor and outdoor children’s play areas, separate swimming pools for adults and children, landscaped areas, ample parking and 24-hour security.

What the developer page does not print is as relevant as what it does. It shows no sales status, no price, no handover date, no construction percentage, no unit count and no tenure. The project is not listed on the developer’s construction-updates page, and its construction gallery is empty. This is recorded as a fact about the page, not as a criticism: for many Azizi projects the figures sit on portals and in press releases rather than on the project page.

The table puts the main data points side by side. Portals and brokers are third parties, so their figures are indications with a date, not statements by Azizi.

The single-source unit count and the two floor counts are kept as printed. The data file lists them as unverified, so they are not combined into one figure and are not used below to calculate anything.

Azizi Amir Dubai status and prices today: developer page against portals

The developer page carries no price. The embedded data on the page holds empty price, status and new-release fields, so no “From” line exists to quote. Every price below is therefore a portal or broker indication, converted at the pegged rate of 3.6725 dirhams per US dollar (USD = AED divided by 3.6725, rounded to the nearest dollar).

Property Finder prints three different starting figures on a single page read on 13 November 2026: AED 1.5 million in the header, AED 1,269,000 in its FAQ and AED 1.3 million on the one-bedroom card. Its FAQ also gives AED 2 million for two bedrooms and AED 2.3 million for three bedrooms, while its unit cards show no “from” price for those types. AiGents Realty prints AED 1.39 million as the asking figure and AED 1,386,000 in its FAQ, and shows “Enquire” for the two- and three-bedroom prices. Binayah shows “Price on Request”.

The portals also disagree on stock. Property Finder labels the project “Sold out” and shows every unit type as out of stock, while Binayah labels it “New Launch” with availability “Available”. Both statements are attributed here and neither is adopted: from public pages alone it cannot be said whether any unit is on offer, and a buyer would ask for a written list of unit numbers before anything else.

Property Finder also shows three recorded transactions for the building, with the dates it prints. They describe what was recorded, not what is on offer today.

The apartment sizes printed by Property Finder are below, with square metres calculated at 1 sq ft = 0.092903 m2. The 1,998 sq ft figure for one of the two-bedroom types is large next to the other two-bedroom size, and AiGents describes two-bedroom flats at roughly 1,100 to 1,600 sq ft; the sources are not reconciled here.

On timing, the printed handover dates run from Q2 2027 and 17 June 2027 on Property Finder to Q4 2027 in part of the AiGents text. Search snippets for other brokers, not opened, show a different quarter and a calendar date in December 2027. They are dated differences between sources. The date that counts is the one written into the sale contract.

Community and access in Al Furjan

The developer describes Al Furjan as a popular and expanding community conveniently located on the metro line, with a balance of city bustle and quiet. The master developer is not named on the project page. The pages read for this profile name no plot number, and the data file found no DLD project number.

Drive times are printed on the developer page and are not independently measured. The project block and the community block of the same page give slightly different numbers for some destinations, so both are shown.

The developer text also names Ibn Battuta Mall among the places the building connects to, without a time. Binayah places the project a few minutes from Sheikh Zayed Road, and AiGents places it near Discovery Gardens and the Al Furjan station on the Red Line. These are third-party descriptions.

The coordinates in the developer’s project data are 25.03455 N, 55.14466 E, while the community-level pin sits at 25.02526 N, 55.14578 E. A buyer can check the route from the exact plot on a map at the time of viewing, because the pin and the contract plot may differ.

Amenities from the developer are the cinema, gym, play areas, pools, landscaping, parking and security. Property Finder adds a cycle track, a yoga room and an infinity pool, and AiGents adds central air conditioning, a lobby, CCTV and several lifts. Because the developer does not print those extras, they stay attributed to the portals. The data file also notes that two of the developer’s amenity photos carry the filename of another project, so no photos beyond the renders are used here. Whether the amenities are shared or per building, and what they cost to run, belongs on the written list below.

Buying off-plan in Dubai: registration, escrow, fees and the Golden Visa rule

The points below come from official Dubai Land Department (DLD) and UAE government pages read on 13 November 2026. Rules change, so the pages should be read again before signing. General guides on foreign buyers in Dubai, freehold and leasehold and off-plan purchases give the wider picture.

The fee arithmetic is simple. The two 2 percent shares together make 4 percent, and 4 percent of the lowest figure above, AED 1,269,000, is AED 50,760, about USD 13,822. This is a calculation on a portal indication, not a quote for a unit; the contract and the DLD page decide the amounts and who pays them.

A payment schedule should follow construction. Property Finder and AiGents both print 10, 40 and 50 percent, and the developer page prints no schedule, so the plan in the contract is the one that applies, with the escrow account named there. The project’s registration status can be checked in the DLD services named above.

On residence, no eligibility is claimed for any unit here. The rule above is as the authority prints it, and the lowest indications in this profile are below AED 2,000,000. Whether one unit or several meet the capital rule is a question for the authority; the guide to the Dubai Golden Visa explains the application. The property tax guide and the mortgage guide cover those topics, and service charges are separate and should be requested in writing. AiGents says the owners’ association sets them after handover and gives no figure.

About the developer: Azizi Developments

Azizi Developments is a Dubai developer. Its legacy page dates the start of its property business to 2007 and describes it as a private developer in the UAE. Mirwais Azizi is named as founder and chairman of Azizi Group and Farhad Azizi as group CEO, according to an Azizi press release of 16 October 2026.

The legacy timeline records an agreement with the master developer Nakheel for the Al Furjan community in 2009, construction and sales there from 2013, and handovers of Al Furjan buildings in 2016, 2020 and 2021. In a release of 15 September 2026, Azizi states that it has delivered more than 45,000 homes and has more than 150,000 units under construction at various stages. These are the developer’s own portfolio-wide figures, not audited numbers, and they say nothing specific about this building.

What to ask for and check in writing before reserving

Because the developer page prints so little and the portals differ, written confirmation carries more weight for Azizi Amir Dubai than for a project with a full price list. A buyer can ask for the following before paying a reservation.

1. The unit number, floor, type and size in square feet and square metres, with the price in dirhams.
2. The sale and purchase agreement, with the unit number and the handover date written into the contract.
3. The payment schedule, the escrow account name and bank, and the DLD project number, checked with the DLD.
4. The Oqood registration date of the sale and a receipt for the fees paid.
5. The tenure and what the title will say, since the developer page prints none.
6. A dated construction-progress statement.
7. A service-charge estimate and who manages the building.
8. What the finish includes: flooring, kitchen, appliances, fittings, parking and storage.
9. The legal name of the party that signs, with its trade licence details.

Frequently asked questions

What is Azizi Amir Dubai?

It is one residential building by Azizi Developments in Al Furjan with one, two and three bedroom apartments, along the metro line. The developer page prints no price, status or handover date.

Why is the name spelled Amir and Ameer?

The developer’s title and heading read “Amir”, while its page description and Property Finder write “Ameer”. Both refer to the same Al Furjan project.

What does Azizi Amir Dubai cost?

The developer prints no price. Property Finder shows AED 1,269,000 in its FAQ (about USD 345,541) and AiGents AED 1,386,000 (about USD 377,400). Both are portal indications, not Azizi offers.

Is Azizi Amir Dubai sold out?

The sources differ. Property Finder says the developer project is out of stock on 13 November 2026, and Binayah shows availability as “Available”. Only a written unit list settles it.

When is the handover?

The developer prints no date. Property Finder gives Q2 2027, June 2027 and 17 June 2027; AiGents gives Q2 2027 and Q4 2027. The contract date is the one that binds.

Does it qualify for the Golden Visa?

No eligibility is claimed. The UAE portal lists a property route with a minimum of AED 2 million, and the authority decides.

Other Azizi projects and nearby Dubai listings

Several other Azizi projects are also in Al Furjan. Prices below are the developer “From” figures recorded in the data files of 13 November 2026, with USD calculated at 3.6725. No project is presented as better than another.

Other Al Furjan listings on the site are Starz by Danube, Pearlz by Danube and Gemz by Danube. The Dubai developers directory lists further profiles, and the market guide gives wider context.

Sources and last check

Last checked: 13 November 2026. Sources:

• Azizi Developments: Azizi Amir project page, as recorded in the data file of 13 November 2026 (not re-opened)
• Azizi Developments: legacy page, per the data file
• Property Finder: Azizi Ameer, read 13 November 2026
• AiGents Realty: Azizi Ameer apartments, read 13 November 2026
• Binayah: Azizi Ameer at Al Furjan, undated, read 13 November 2026
• Dubai Land Department: registering the initial sale
• Dubai Land Department: project registration
• UAE government portal: Golden Visa, updated 28 July 2026

This is not legal, tax or financial advice.