Emaar Properties has unveiled 'The Oasis' – a staggering $7 billion ultra-luxury residential development in Dubai. With over 7,000 designer villas, lush water features, and world-class architecture, this exclusive community aims to set a new benchmark for elite living. Global demand surges as Dubai strengthens its position as a luxury real estate hub.
The desert is quiet – except for the soft rustle of palm leaves and the distant murmur of water. Yes, water. A shimmering lagoon winds its way through manicured lawns and minimalist villas that look like they were plucked straight out of an architectural dream. Welcome to 'The Oasis' – Emaar’s bold new vision of ultra-luxury living in Dubai.
It’s not just another gated community. This is a $7 billion lifestyle statement, sprawling across 100 million square feet of prime land. That’s the size of 930 football fields – all dedicated to the world’s wealthiest families.
Here, design meets serenity. Internationally acclaimed architects and interior designers – including Nabil Gholam, V3, Wilson Associates, and Japan’s Super Potato – are crafting villas that blend water, light, and space in poetic unison. More than 25% of the masterplan is reserved for lakes, parks, and open green space. No noisy marinas, no skyscrapers – just tranquility, privacy, and curated luxury.
“A sanctuary of calm, inspired by water,” says Mohamed Alabbar, Emaar’s visionary founder. And it shows. The Oasis is built for those who want to escape the city’s energy, without ever leaving its perks.
Construction is already underway, and early interest is skyrocketing. Buyers from Europe, Asia, and North America are lining up. Why? Because Dubai is increasingly seen as a stable, tax-efficient, and cosmopolitan base for ultra-high-net-worth individuals (UHNWI).
'The Oasis' presents a compelling opportunity for investors targeting the ultra-prime segment. In 2023 alone, Dubai’s luxury property market saw record growth: villa prices in prime areas soared by 44%, while rental yields remained strong.
For investors, the message is clear: The Oasis is not just a home, but an asset – a rare chance to invest in a city redefining the rules of luxury real estate. With supply tight and global interest rising, this could be Dubai’s next golden square mile.
