Off-plan property in Dubai can be a good buy. It offers new towers and payment plans. It also carries risks, such as handover delays or paying more than a ready home nearby. A safe off-plan purchase needs an agent who compares honestly and checks the details.
Zuzanna Kindler-Narbutt of Edwards & Towers helps buyers make that choice with real numbers. In Dubai Harbour, REIDIN data shows the average off-plan price rose from about AED 4,100 to 4,600 per sq ft between Q2 2025 and Q2 2026. Ready homes fell from about AED 3,800 to 3,300 per sq ft. She shows buyers both sides, so they can decide whether off-plan is worth the wait.
When off-plan is the right fit, she helps buyers:
- compare the developer’s track record and the payment plan
- check that payments go into the project’s escrow account
- understand the timeline to handover
She has guided clients through both off-plan and ready purchases, with more than AED 55M in Dubai transactions. One family said she introduced them to an exciting new development and “mediated a smooth transaction.”
For buyers who want an off-plan home without the guesswork, Zuzanna Kindler-Narbutt is a careful and honest guide.
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