



Starting Price
AED 30.0M
Delivery
Q2 2027
Downpayment
5%
Starting Price
AED 30.0M
Casa Residences
AED 30.0M
Starting Price
AED 30.0M
Delivery
Q2 2027
Downpayment
5%
Casa Residences offers a 60/40 payment plan — with 60% payable during construction and 40% upon handover. This structure complements the project’s ultra-luxury positioning and appeals to discerning buyers seeking prime waterfront assets in Dubai.
The amenities at Casa Residences are crafted to reflect its ultra-luxury positioning, offering residents privacy, indulgence, and an atmosphere of refined exclusivity.
There’s something undeniably commanding about Casa Residences, even before you step inside. Rising along the Dubai Water Canal, this boutique residential landmark feels deliberate — not loud, not overstated, but quietly confident. With only 32 residences in total, Casa Residences is clearly designed for a very specific buyer. Someone who values space, privacy, and a sense of arrival that never quite fades. The architecture immediately sets the tone. Double-height ceilings, reaching up to six meters, create interiors that feel expansive and breathable, almost gallery-like. Light moves freely through the spaces, reflecting off calm surfaces and framing the water beyond. Every residence is accessed via a private elevator, opening directly into the home. It’s a small moment, but a meaningful one. From that first step, it feels personal. Each home is designed to engage directly with the canal. Private infinity-edge pools appear to merge seamlessly with the water below, while jacuzzis and oversized terraces extend the living experience outdoors. I noticed how the terraces don’t feel like add-ons — they feel essential. Whether used for quiet evenings or carefully planned gatherings, they offer uninterrupted views of the canal and the evolving Dubai skyline. The collection itself is intentionally limited and varied. Residences include expansive 3-bedroom penthouses, 4- and 5-bedroom sky villas, 6-bedroom sky mansions, and three ultra-exclusive sky palaces. Sizes and layouts are generous, but never excessive. The emphasis is clearly on proportion, balance, and comfort rather than spectacle alone. Interiors reflect a restrained sense of luxury — refined materials, thoughtful detailing, and a layout that prioritizes flow over formality. From a location perspective, Dubai Water Canal remains one of the city’s most desirable waterfront corridors. Central, scenic, and increasingly scarce, it offers a balance that’s hard to replicate — close to key districts yet shielded from the city’s constant momentum. For buyers tracking long-term value in the Dubai property market, waterfront assets in established zones continue to hold strong appeal. As an off-plan project in Dubai with an expected completion in Q2 2027, Casa Residences also presents a structured investment opportunity. The 60/40 payment plan provides clarity, while the limited number of residences adds a layer of scarcity that’s difficult to manufacture later. Properties of this scale and privacy tend to sit comfortably in the upper tier of the market, appealing to both end users and long-term investors. Still, what defines Casa Residences most isn’t just its scale or amenities. It’s the atmosphere. There’s a sense of retreat here — a feeling that, despite being in the heart of the city, life can unfold at a slower, more intentional pace. Perhaps that’s the real luxury. A home that doesn’t compete for attention, but quietly earns it, day after day.
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