Warsan 4 development plot
26,057 sq ft plot with source-stated 57,330 sq ft GFA and G+P+6 residential configuration.
AED 23.23M
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26,057 sq ft plot with source-stated 57,330 sq ft GFA and G+P+6 residential configuration.
AED 23.23M
View plot detailsTwo published residential plot opportunities, including a 5,003 sq ft plot.
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View available plots18,299 sq ft plot with source-stated 155,940 sq ft GFA for a mixed-use development concept.
View opportunityLarge mixed-use development opportunity with dedicated specifications and enquiry route.
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View whole buildingsSource: DXBinteract analysis of Dubai Land Department records, stored 2026 YTD aggregate retrieved 16 October 2026; exact cutoff unspecified.
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