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Dugasta · Dubai Industrial City, Saih Shuaib 2, Al Haseen Residences, Al Haseen Residences 1
Handover Q4 2027
Al Haseen Residence 6
from AED 736,256

Explore off-plan projects in Dubai Industrial City, Saih Shuaib 2, Al Haseen Residences, Al Haseen Residences 1.
Off-plan projects
2
Unit options
7
Launch prices from
AED 594,000
Avg. launch AED/sqft
AED 1,763
Handover pipeline: 2026 (1) · 2027 (1)
Al Haseen Residences sits in Dubai Industrial City at Saih Shuaib, the manufacturing-and-logistics district on Dubai's south-western edge beside Dubai South and the Al Maktoum International Airport zone. This is workforce-and-value territory: residential buildings serving the district's substantial employment base at some of the emirate's lowest price points.
This portal tracks 2 active projects with 7 unit types here, with launch prices from AED 594,000. The investment logic is unapologetically yield-driven — tenant demand from Industrial City, Expo City and airport-zone employers against minimal capital outlay — rather than lifestyle or prestige.
2 projects · 7 unit options in Dubai
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Dugasta · Dubai Industrial City, Saih Shuaib 2, Al Haseen Residences, Al Haseen Residences 1
Handover Q4 2027
from AED 736,256
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Dugasta · Dubai Industrial City, Saih Shuaib 2, Al Haseen Residences, Al Haseen Residences 1
Handover Q4 2026
from AED 594,000
Amenities are functional: community retail, mosques, groceries and cafeterias serving the working district, with bigger shopping runs made to Dubai South, DIP or Ibn Battuta. The area is quiet outside working hours and unashamedly practical. Buyers should visit before committing — the industrial setting is real, and it suits some tenants and lifestyles far better than others.
The district connects via Emirates Road (E611) and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road (E311), with Expo City and Al Maktoum International roughly 10-15 minutes away and the Marina corridor about 30-35 in normal traffic. The Route 2020 metro terminus at Expo City is the nearest rail. For tenants working locally, commutes are unusually short by Dubai standards.
In-district school provision is thin; families use The International School of Choueifat and other options in Dubai Investments Park, plus Dubai South's South View School and the Jebel Ali belt, generally 15-25 minutes away. The tenant base skews single workers and couples, which the unit mixes and amenity levels reflect.
For pure-yield investors comfortable with a niche tenant market: low tickets, workforce rental demand and gross returns that can outrun glossier districts on paper. It also suits owner-occupiers employed in the Industrial City-Expo-airport corridor. It is not a capital-appreciation story or an end-user lifestyle purchase — evaluate it strictly on rental arithmetic and developer credibility.
Employees and management of the district's manufacturing, logistics and airport-linked companies, plus overflow from Dubai South. Demand is real but narrower than city districts — vacancy risk concentrates if a single employer segment contracts.
Developer track record and escrow status above all, since projects here come from smaller builders, plus realistic rent comparables from the immediate area rather than Dubai-wide averages. The DLD project-status portal is the essential first check.