Siora is currently priced at 3,000 AED per square foot, which is roughly 60% cheaper than established beachfront icons like Palm Jumeirah or Blue Waters. A typical 1-bedroom unit costs roughly AED 3.6 million, and with a 50/50 payment plan over four…
Siora is currently priced at 3,000 AED per square foot, which is roughly 60% cheaper than established beachfront icons like Palm Jumeirah or Blue Waters. A typical 1-bedroom unit costs roughly AED 3.6 million, and with a 50/50 payment plan over four years, an investor pays only AED 1.85 million until the Q3 2029 handover. If the price converges with peer beachfront properties at 5,000 AED/sqft, the unit reaches a value of 5.77 million AED, yielding a Return on Equity (ROE) of 211%. Even using a conservative 10% annual growth estimate for this young, government-backed location, the value at handover would reach 5.21 million AED, resulting in an ROE of 177%. This highlights the massive potential of buying into the "Double Bite" of a nascent tourism hub where you pay for the vision and harvest the market maturity.
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