Mar Casa

1. Is it on schedule?56% built in July 2026 against a October 2026 handover: 44% left to build in 3 months · DLD inspection, 28 Jul 202656%Context
2. Is my money protected?Payments go to an escrow account at بنك أبوظبي الأول ش.م.ع., as registered with the Land DepartmentEscrowContext
3. Is the price fair?AED 1,939/sqft, 39.4% below the Maritime City off-plan median across 25 projects-39.4%Context
4. Is it selling?35 off-plan sales registered in the last 12 months, of 580 units; the latest on 7 Oct 202635Context
5. Who is building it?Deyaar Development, licence no. 15; 0 of its 7 dated live projects are past their registered dates0%Context

Sizes run from the 10th to the 90th percentile of registered floor area, so one mislabelled unit cannot set the range. A title is issued at handover: a live project shows few or none however many units have sold, and an untitled unit is not necessarily for sale.

Escrow agent

بنك أبوظبي الأول ش.م.ع.

Developer, as licensed

DEYAAR DEVELOPMENT (P.J.S.C) (no. 15)

Master developer

Dubai Maritime City

Registered start

September 2023

Configuration

G+M+4P+Amenities Floor+46 Floors +Roof (Retail and Residential Building Development (Swimming Pool,Gymnasium,Multipurpose Sports Court,Residents Lounge) .

Construction progress is DLD’s inspection of 28 Jul 2026. DLD’s published project register still lags it, so the later inspection is used and dated on its own. The developer is the company licensed to build it, by the register’s own licence number; the master developer owns the land under it and is often another company entirely. Off-plan price is the median of registered off-plan sales across this project’s published buildings, 12 months to 12 Oct 2026.

When will Mar Casa be completed?

The developer registered handover for October 2026, 3 months after DLD’s latest record, and the project was 56% built as of July 2026. A registered date is the developer’s own, not a delivery forecast. Dubai Land Department inspection of 28 Jul 2026.

What does Mar Casa cost per square foot?

AED 1,939 per sqft, the median of 35 registered off-plan sales in the 12 months to 12 Oct 2026; the median unit sold for AED 2.12M. That is 39.4% below the Maritime City off-plan median across 25 projects.

Is Mar Casa in escrow?

Yes: the Land Department register names بنك أبوظبي الأول ش.م.ع. as the project’s escrow agent, the bank that holds buyers’ payments for the developer. Dubai Land Department project register as of July 2026.

Who is the developer of Mar Casa?

DEYAAR DEVELOPMENT (P.J.S.C), licence no. 15, by the register’s own licence number; the master developer that owns the land is Dubai Maritime City. Dubai Land Department project register as of July 2026.

How many units does Mar Casa have?

580 registered units, of which 0 have a title issued. A title is issued at handover, so a live project shows few or none however many units have sold. Dubai Land Department project register as of July 2026.