Burj Binghatti Jacob and Co Residences Dubai: Guide (2026)

Burj Binghatti Jacob and Co Residences Dubai is a residential tower in Business Bay that the developer, on its project list read on 15 November 2026, priced with the line Starting AED 13,999,999, about USD 3,812,117 at the pegged rate of 3.6725 per USD, for 2, 3 and 4-bedroom residences.

This guide to Burj Binghatti Jacob and Co Residences Dubai sets the developer’s project page and list card beside the Dubai Land Department (DLD) project register as relayed by a handover tracker, and beside pages from Sotheby’s, Property Finder, Whitewill, DubaiHaus, Binayah and a trade magazine. The developer’s project page prints no status, handover date, payment plan or unit count, and the sources that do print them disagree, so every figure appears with its source and date and none is chosen over another.

The sections that follow cover the register readings, the floor and unit counts, the residence types and sizes, the prices and plans, the district, the Dubai off-plan rules taken from official pages, and a list of items to ask for in writing. It is an information profile and not an offer, and it does not say that any particular unit is available.

Overview of Burj Binghatti Jacob and Co Residences Dubai

The developer’s project page carries the title Burj Binghatti Jacob&Co Villas & Penthouses at Business Bay and describes the tower as a collaboration of Binghatti and Jacob & Co. The partner is stated here only as the developer prints it, and this guide adds no claim about the partner. The page has a concept section, a design-process section, a section on the crown at the top of the tower, and a gallery of named residences.

The gallery names six residences: the Ruby Villa (three bedrooms), the Emerald Villa (two bedrooms), the Sapphire Villa (shown with a private pool), the Diamond Sky Mansion, the Fleur de Jardin Sky Mansion (six bedrooms) and the Astronomia Sky Mansion Penthouse (five bedrooms). Four tiles for 2, 3, 4 and 6 bedrooms lead to 360-degree tours. The page prints no area, price, status or date for any of them, as read on 15 November 2026.

The one price the developer prints sits on its project list, where the card for this tower reads Starting AED 13,999,999, the location Business Bay and the types 2 BR, 3 BR and 4 BR. The card does not say which type the figure belongs to. The list also carries a launch date of 2023-05-25 for the card, which is a data attribute in the page markup and not visible text.

What each source prints about status, handover, floors, units, tenure and plan

For this tower the same item is often printed in several forms. The table puts the developer first, then the DLD register as relayed by the tracker, then the press and the portals. A difference between two entries is a dated difference between documents. It is not a statement that either document is wrong, and the guide ranks none of them.

The handover rows deserve a plain reading. The earliest dates, June 2026 and Q2 2026, come from the register estimate, from the developer’s own blog of 23 July 2025 and from portals that give no date of their own. The 2027 dates come from Property Finder and DubaiHaus, and the Sotheby’s journal gives a window of 2026 to 2027. The developer’s project page gives none, so the date that counts for a buyer is the one written into the contract.

The Binghatti press release of 12 November 2026 on nine-month results names five projects completed in 2026 and says eight more are expected to complete by the end of the year, without naming them. This tower is not named in it. The guide takes nothing from that silence: it is one more dated document that prints no handover date for this project.

Status and the register: DLD readings in 2026 and the dates printed since 2022

The Real Estate Club Dubai handover tracker says it tracks projects against the DLD project registry, updates twice a week and last verified this tower on 12 November 2026. It gives the registered developer as Binghatti Developers Fze, the authority as the Dubai Development Authority, the project number as 2480, the construction start as October 2022 and the registered project value as AED 876.5 million. Those fields are the tracker’s relay of the register and should be checked at source.

The tracker calls the percentage the escrow-audited construction percentage, as distinct from a marketing estimate. The page names no escrow agent and no account, so the claim is the tracker’s wording and is not adopted as a fact about a particular account. The register’s own project record, reached through the DLD Project Status Enquiry, is the place to read the percentage, the escrow bank and the management company for project 2480.

A Binayah construction-update page prints 2.74 percent beside the words Latest recorded update, figure provided by the developer and subject to change, with no date. It also gives a target handover of Q2 2026. The guide shows that figure as printed and does not combine it with the register’s readings, because the page gives no date for it and says nothing of how it was measured.

Read in order, the table shows a project announced in 2022, opened for sale in 2022 or 2023 depending on the source, and described in 2025 and 2026 with a handover target that moves between June 2026 and June 2027 from one document to the next. Each entry belongs to its own date. A buyer reading them together has four questions for the seller: which date is current, who set it, where it is recorded, and what the contract calls handover.

Counting the tower: floors, penthouses and units from the register text to the marketing figures

The sources disagree most on how large the tower is, and the disagreement can be followed in the numbers themselves. The register’s description, as the tracker prints it, reads: 7B+G+5P+3HC+6MECH+83Floors+FM Floor+5 Penthouse +Roof. The tracker does not expand the abbreviations, and neither does the guide, because a wrong expansion would turn a register text into an invented one.

What can be said is arithmetic on the printed numerals: the text names 83 floors and five penthouses, and the other items carry their own counts. The marketing figures are different documents with different purposes, and the table sets them in one column so that the spread is visible. The rows follow the type of source, not the size of the figure, and no row is preferred.

Two pieces of arithmetic come out of this table. The blog’s three floor groups, 74 plus 28 plus 10, add to 112, while the same article says 105 stories. The difference is seven, which is also the number of the first item in the register text and of the basement levels in the tracker’s editorial. No page connects those sevens, so the guide records that the numbers coincide and draws nothing from it.

On penthouses, the register text says five, Gulf Construction says five at the top, and Property Finder lists two penthouse layouts, a five-bedroom Astronomia Sky and an eight-bedroom The Billionaire Sky. The blog’s 28 penthouse floors and the register’s five penthouses are different counts, so the word penthouse does not describe the same thing in both. The contract should say which floors and which units it means by it.

The Sotheby’s counts add to 624 (184 plus 416 plus 24). The register’s 671 is 47 higher. Whitewill’s 299 less its 88 for sale leaves 211 that the page does not describe. No source says what the 47 or the 211 consist of, whether the named villas, sky mansions and penthouses, units held back, or units counted by another rule. The guide therefore prints each total with its source and leaves the total open.

The Property Finder count of 37 resale listings is a portal count of units offered by owners, not by the developer, and it carries no date other than the day it was read. It shows that units of this tower are advertised on the resale market. It does not show how many remain with the developer, and the guide does not say units are available or sold out.

The residences: names, bedrooms, sizes and bathrooms as printed

Sizes come from four places: Property Finder’s unit table, DubaiHaus’s property-type table, Whitewill’s smallest-area figure and the Sotheby’s project card. They are in square feet as printed, with metres calculated at 0.092903 square metres per square foot. They do not agree for the four-bedroom and six-bedroom types, and DubaiHaus’s own text and table differ with each other, so each figure is shown under its source and none is chosen.

Three points follow from the table. First, the developer’s own page gives no area for any residence, so every size comes from a third party. Second, Property Finder’s overview says the homes run from two to seven bedrooms while its table lists an eight-bedroom penthouse, and the developer’s tiles stop at six. Third, three recorded sales on Property Finder (section 6) show areas of 3,287, 2,261 and 5,619 sq ft, which match some sizes above and not others.

The smallest area, 2,261 sq ft or 210 m², appears twice: as Whitewill’s area-from figure and as the area of a three-bedroom sale record on Property Finder. The 3,263 sq ft of the same type on Property Finder’s table is a different size for the same label. The cause is not stated anywhere, and the contract’s floor plan with an area printed on it is the document that answers it for one unit.

The lists overlap and differ. The developer’s blog is the one developer document read here that lists facilities by name, and it uses the future tense; the project page shows renders with captions. Whether any listed item is part of the purchase, a paid service or a facility run by an operator is not stated by any source, so each is a question for the contract and the owners’ association rules rather than a feature of the unit.

Prices and payment plans by source and date, in AED and USD

The developer prints one figure, AED 13,999,999 on the list card. Portals print lower starting figures, and one prints ranges by type. Property Finder carries the usual notice that prices, availability and purchase conditions may change frequently. The table shows each figure in dirhams as printed and in dollars as arithmetic at the pegged rate of 3.6725 per USD. No price per square foot is printed in this guide, because no source states one.

The card figure of AED 13,999,999 lies inside the AED 13,200,000 to 17,029,999 range that DubaiHaus prints for three-bedroom apartments, but the card names no type, so that match is arithmetic only. The portal figures from AED 8,200,000 to AED 9,800,000 sit near the DubaiHaus two-bedroom range. They are listing-site indications, not Binghatti prices, and each carries the date the guide read it, since none prints its own.

These three sale records are what Property Finder’s transaction panel lists for the project, read on 15 November 2026. The guide draws no conclusion from them. They show that sales of units in this tower are recorded, with the price, the area and the date, and they are the kind of dated record that can be compared with a seller’s price list. A resale record is a transaction between owners, not a developer price.

None of these plans is printed by the developer, and the guide chooses none. The table below applies a 10/20/70 split to three printed figures purely as arithmetic, so that the size of each instalment is visible. It is not a price list for any unit, and no source says that this plan applies to the figure beside it.

The last column is the sum of the seller’s 2 percent and the purchaser’s 2 percent that the DLD initial-sale page lists, before the two AED 10 fees on that page. Who bears each share is a term of the contract, as section 8 sets out. Amounts here are rounded to the nearest dirham and to the nearest dollar, and they move with any change in the figure the seller prices the unit at.

Location of Burj Binghatti Jacob and Co Residences Dubai in Business Bay

Business Bay lies immediately south of Downtown Dubai along an extension of Dubai Creek, according to the Wikipedia article on the district, which also says the district’s metro station on the Red Line opened on 15 October 2010. The Dubai Water Canal starts in Business Bay and runs 3.2 km to the sea through Safa Park and Jumeirah, per the article on the canal, which dates its opening to 9 November 2016.

No source gives the tower’s plot number or street. Property Finder says it is next to SLS Dubai Hotel & Residences, and the tracker’s editorial text puts it on the Dubai Water Canal in Business Bay. The Sotheby’s project page says it is on the edge of Business Bay with Financial Centre Street giving access to Downtown Dubai and the E44 highway at its doorstep. Those are statements by three sources. The plot should be read from the contract and the DLD record.

Because the plot is not printed, the straight-line figures in the table are measured from one stated neighbour, the SLS Dubai Hotel & Residences point in OpenStreetMap, and not from the tower itself. They are an orientation, to be replaced by the plot’s own coordinates. The printed travel times come from Property Finder and Whitewill, carry no date, and in Whitewill’s case do not say whether they are by car or on foot.

The anchor for the straight-line column is the OpenStreetMap record of the SLS Dubai Hotel & Residences, and each distance is a great-circle distance between map points, calculated on 15 November 2026. A road or walking route is longer. The Binghatti press release of 12 November 2026 says the Dubai Metro Blue Line, due to open in 2029, and the Gold Line, due in 2032, will run through communities that include Business Bay; that is the developer’s statement about public works, not a fact about this plot.

What the printed times and the measured lines agree on is the broad picture: the tower is described as minutes from the Burj Khalifa and The Dubai Mall and about a quarter of an hour from the airport. They do not show where the entrance is, how the road network serves the site, or how the construction works affect access, and the contract and a visit to the plot give those answers.

Buying off-plan in Dubai: freehold areas, the 4 percent registration fee, Oqood, escrow and the Golden Visa rule

Dubai sets the rules for an off-plan purchase through its land department and its own laws, and the official pages are the reference. The table states what those pages and law texts say, as read on 15 November 2026, with the source on each row. Nothing in it says that a rule applies to a particular unit of this tower. That is checked with the authority named on the row, and figures in older guides, including this site’s, are not repeated.

Four of these topics meet the facts about this tower directly. On tenure, Property Finder prints Freehold and the developer prints nothing, so the area’s status is read in the DLD property-status service. This site’s guides on freehold and leasehold in Dubai and on foreigners buying apartments in Dubai explain the terms, and for a foreigner the general rule is the freehold-area rule above.

On registration and escrow, the tracker relays project number 2480 from the register and calls the percentage escrow-audited without naming a bank. The sale contract should print the project number, the escrow bank and the account name, each checkable in the Project Status Enquiry before any payment. The guide to buying off-plan in Dubai sets out the stages in plain language, and this page restates no rule beyond the table.

On running costs, no developer page and no portal read gives a service-charge figure for this tower, so none appears here. The DLD says the charge is approved by RERA and can be calculated from the index, and the seller can state the estimate in writing. For the annual-tax position, the guide on property tax in Dubai carries its own sources, and no rate is quoted on this page. The guide to mortgages in Dubai for foreigners covers loans.

As to residence, AED 2,000,000 converts to about USD 544,588 at the pegged rate. Every price figure printed for this tower in section 6 is above that threshold. That is arithmetic and not a finding of eligibility: the UAE portal and the DLD service describe different permit lengths, 5 and 10 years, both are kept, and no claim is made that any unit qualifies. The authority assesses each case, and the Dubai Golden Visa explainer covers the process.

What to ask for in writing before reserving

Because the developer’s page, the register and the portals print different things for this tower, the useful step is to ask the seller for each missing item on paper before any payment. The list follows the gaps in the tables above, in the order a buyer usually meets them.

1. The sale and purchase agreement with the exact unit number, floor, residence type and area in sq ft and m², and how the area is measured, since three-bedroom areas of 2,261 and 3,263 sq ft both appear.
2. The handover date written into the contract, what counts as handover, and the register’s completion percentage on the day of signing.
3. The full payment schedule for that unit, with each instalment, its date or construction trigger, and the plan the percentages follow (10/20/70 and others appear on portals).
4. Written confirmation that the specific unit is unsold and unreserved on the day of signing, because the developer card prints Starting AED 13,999,999, Whitewill lists 88 of 299 for sale and Property Finder lists 37 resale units.
5. The name of the escrow bank and of the account, with its number, and a statement that all instalments are paid into that account alone.
6. The DLD project number (2480 per the register as relayed) and the plot or sub-community name, checked in the DLD project and property-status services.
7. The contracting entity: its full legal name and licence, which the register gives as Binghatti Developers Fze, and the authority of the person signing for it.
8. Who pays the DLD registration shares and any Oqood and administrative fees, and when each falls due.
9. The service-charge estimate for the unit from the RERA-approved index, the management company, and what the charge covers, including any listed services such as concierge or spa.
10. The written specification of the finish, kitchen appliances, lighting and any furnishing included, since the sources list a designer finish without detail.
11. What the contract means by villa, sky mansion and penthouse, and which floors the unit sits on, given the blog’s 28 penthouse floors and the register’s five penthouses.
12. The unit’s floor plan with the area printed on it, because the developer’s page shows no areas.
13. The title-deed process and timing after completion, and the name of the bank if a mortgage is used.
14. Whether the contract refers to the partner’s name and, if it does, the terms that apply to the unit owner.

Each item can be checked against an official or primary document, and the table says where. An answer that exists only in a brochure, an advert or a chat message should be matched with the contract wording before it is relied on.

How Burj Binghatti Jacob and Co Residences Dubai sits among the other Binghatti projects and nearby Business Bay listings

The Binghatti project list prints a community, a starting figure and the unit types for each building. The table shows the cards of five other Binghatti projects filed under Business Bay and one co-branded project filed under Burj Khalifa, as read on the project list on 15 November 2026, with the dollar figure calculated at 3.6725. The project names are links to the matching guides on this site. They are separate projects, and no sentence in one guide is repeated for another.

Among these cards the printed starting figures run from AED 985,000 to AED 36,600,000, so the tower in this guide sits between the two other co-branded cards in the table. The cards do not say which unit type each figure belongs to, and the unit types differ, so the numbers are not like for like. Bugatti Residences by Binghatti is read on the card as printed, and its own site is the reference for it.

Other listings on this site in Business Bay, each a separate building with its own developer, are in the table. The descriptions are taken from the listing pages’ own summaries as read on 15 November 2026, and none implies a comparison of quality. For the wider set of Binghatti buildings, the page on Dubai developers lists the developer profiles on this site, and Dubai and the UAE list every listing.

Buyers who compare these buildings should compare the same items: the status in the DLD register, the escrow arrangement, the handover date in the contract, and the area printed on the floor plan. The market-wide figures in the Dubai real estate market guide are older than this page and are not repeated here, which is why no market statistic appears in this profile.

Binghatti Developers (developer)

The company presents itself as Binghatti and Binghatti Developers, and its press releases are issued in the name of Binghatti Holding Limited. According to the About page, Dr. Hussain Binghatti started the business in 2008 and named it after his late father, Ghatti Bin Ghaeb; the same page names a founder, a chairman, a vice-chairman and a chief executive officer. The footer address is Sheikh Zayed Road, Dubai.

A press release dated 12 November 2026 calls the group a vertically integrated developer, established in 2008, that keeps design, development, construction and delivery in house. The release states a portfolio above 100 projects and above AED 100 billion in value, and nearly 60 completed developments. For 2026 it names five completions, Binghatti Apex, Ghost, Ivory, Haven and Grove, covering about 2,600 units.

Other Binghatti documents word the portfolio differently, and a brochure speaks of more than 50 delivered projects, per the data file; the figures are therefore tied to the date of the release. The developer’s site menu lists brand pages for Bugatti Residences, Mercedes-Benz Places Binghatti City, Mercedes-Benz and Jacob & Co, as printed. Every figure in this section is the company’s own, and none has been audited here.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Burj Binghatti Jacob and Co Residences Dubai?

The developer’s list card and project page say Business Bay. No source read prints the plot number or the sub-community. Property Finder says the tower is next to SLS Dubai Hotel & Residences, and the tracker’s editorial text puts it on the Dubai Water Canal. The plot is read from the contract and the DLD record.

What does Burj Binghatti Jacob and Co Residences Dubai cost?

The developer’s list card prints Starting AED 13,999,999, about USD 3,812,117 at 3.6725, with no unit type. Portals print AED 9,800,000 (Property Finder), AED 8,400,000 (Whitewill, DubaiHaus) and AED 8.2 million (Sotheby’s). The seller’s dated price list for the chosen unit is the document that settles it.

When is handover?

The developer prints no date. The register estimate recorded June 2026, the developer’s blog of 23 July 2025 said June 2026, Property Finder and DubaiHaus say June 2027, and Sotheby’s gives 2026 to 2027. The date written into the sale contract is the one that matters to a buyer.

How far along is construction?

The tracker, citing the DLD registry, shows 52 percent from 3 September 2026, up from 35 percent in the readings of 13 June to 31 August 2026, last verified on 12 November 2026. A Binayah page prints 2.74 percent with no date. The register’s project record is the place to check the current figure.

How many floors and units are there?

Floors range from 98 to over 112 across sources, and the register text names 83 floors and five penthouses. Units are 671 in the register, 299 with 88 for sale on Whitewill, and 624 when Sotheby’s two-, three- and four-bedroom counts are added. Each is shown with its source in section 4, and none is chosen.

Is Burj Binghatti Jacob and Co Residences Dubai freehold?

Property Finder prints Freehold. The developer page prints nothing on tenure. Dubai allows foreign freehold ownership in designated areas, and the DLD property-status service states which areas, so the status of this plot is confirmed there and in the contract.

Are units still available?

The developer’s card prints a starting price, Whitewill lists 88 of 299 units for sale and Property Finder lists 37 resale units. None of these settles the position of one unit. Only a written statement that the exact unit is unsold and unreserved on the day of signing answers it for one unit.

Which payment plan applies?

The developer prints none. Property Finder and DubaiHaus print 10/20/70, DubaiHaus also shows 30/70 and 70/20 labels, and resale listings show other splits. The schedule in the unit’s contract is what the parties sign, and it should name each instalment and its trigger.

Does Burj Binghatti Jacob and Co Residences Dubai qualify for the Golden Visa?

No claim is made. The rule on the UAE portal is a real-estate route with a minimum capital of AED 2 million, and the DLD service speaks of property worth AED 2 million or more. Every price printed for this tower is above that figure, and the authority decides each application.

What is the partner’s role?

The developer prints the name Burj Binghatti Jacob & Co Residences and calls the project a collaboration of Binghatti and Jacob & Co. This guide states that and nothing more. Any licence, branding or service terms are for the contract and the partner’s own documents.

Sources and last check

Last checked: 15 November 2026. Sources:

• Binghatti: Burj Binghatti Jacob & Co Residences project page, read 15 November 2026
• Binghatti: project list, read 15 November 2026
• Binghatti: About page, read 15 November 2026
• Binghatti: 9M 2026 financial results release, 12 November 2026
• Binghatti: blog post of 23 July 2025, read 15 November 2026
• Real Estate Club Dubai: handover tracker (DLD registry readings), last verified 12 November 2026, read 15 November 2026
• Dubai Sotheby’s International Realty: journal article of 27 May 2026
• Dubai Sotheby’s International Realty: project page, read 15 November 2026
• Property Finder: project page, read 15 November 2026
• Whitewill: project page, read 15 November 2026
• DubaiHaus: project 357 page, read 15 November 2026
• Binayah: construction-update page, read 15 November 2026
• Gulf Construction: article of 1 July 2023, read 15 November 2026
• Wikipedia: Business Bay
• Wikipedia: Dubai Water Canal
• OpenStreetMap: SLS Dubai Hotel & Residences, way 525130249
• OpenStreetMap: Burj Khalifa, way 446646206
• OpenStreetMap: The Dubai Mall, relation 18195959
• OpenStreetMap: Dubai International Airport, way 1429712446
• OpenStreetMap: Safa Park, way 495449950
• UAE government portal: Expatriates buying a property in the UAE (updated 2 November 2026)
• UAE government portal: Golden visa (updated 28 July 2026)
• UAE government portal: Leasing a property in the UAE (updated 27 October 2026)
• UAE government portal: Taxation, read 15 November 2026
• Dubai Land Department: Property status service, read 15 November 2026
• Dubai Land Department: Request to register the initial sale (site updated 10 November 2026)
• Dubai Land Department: Rules and regulations, read 15 November 2026
• Dubai Land Department: Project Status Enquiry, read 15 November 2026
• Dubai Land Department: Verify Title Deed, read 15 November 2026
• Dubai Land Department: Service Charge Index, read 15 November 2026
• Dubai Land Department: Frequently asked questions, read 15 November 2026
• Dubai Land Department: Golden Visa application service, read 15 November 2026
• Dubai Land Department: home page, read 15 November 2026
• Dubai Legislation Portal: Law No. 8 of 2007, escrow accounts for real estate development in Dubai, English text
• Dubai Legislation Portal: Law No. 13 of 2008, the Interim Property Register, English text

This is not legal, tax or financial advice.