Dubai · Sobha Hartland 2
by Sobha Realty
From AED 2,270,721From $618,317From €540,659
($618,317)(AED 2,270,721)(AED 2,270,721)
320 Riverside Crescent is the second tower in the Riverside Crescent development by Sobha Realty in Hartland 2. The building consists of two basement levels, a ground floor, four podiums, fifty-nine residential floors, and a roof. The project offers modern one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments featuring well-thought-out layouts, stylish designs, and spacious interiors. Natural lighting creates a bright and inviting ambiance. Residents have access to a wide range of amenities. The complex features landscaped gardens, well-maintained green spaces, a state-of-the-art fitness center, a lagoon-style swimming pool, a children's playground, as well as jogging, cycling, and walking tracks. Social spaces are designed for relaxation and community interaction. The location provides excellent connectivity to key areas of Dubai. Business and shopping centers, educational institutions, healthcare facilities, and entertainment venues are within walking distance. The Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary and Meydan Race Course are just five minutes away, while Dubai International Airport and Business Bay can be reached in ten minutes. Dubai Mall, Burj Khalifa, and Dubai Frame are a 15-minute drive away.
Calculated on starting price from AED 2,270,721.Calculated on starting price from $618,317.Calculated on starting price from €540,659.
Booking & Downpayment
20%
On booking
20% + 4% DLD + 1150 AED Admin fee
During construction
40%
4 instalments
10% — Within 3 months from booking
10% — Within 5 months from booking
10% — Within 7 months from booking
10% — Within 10 months from booking
Handover
40%
On completion
40%
Booking & Downpayment
20%
On booking
20% + 4% DLD + 1150 AED Admin fee + 5% VAT
During construction
20%
Within 6 months from booking
20%
Handover
20%
Within 10 months from booking
20%
Post-handover
40%
On completion
40%
AED 2,270,721–2,270,721$618,317–$618,317€540,659–€540,659
$618,317–$618,317AED 2,270,721–2,270,721AED 2,270,721–2,270,721
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AED 3,801,187–3,801,187$1,035,063–$1,035,063€905,063–€905,063
$1,035,063–$1,035,063AED 3,801,187–3,801,187AED 3,801,187–3,801,187
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AED 9,611,280–9,611,280$2,617,152–$2,617,152€2,288,446–€2,288,446
$2,617,152–$2,617,152AED 9,611,280–9,611,280AED 9,611,280–9,611,280
Inquire about Retail units →Children’s pool
Infinity pool
Kids splash pad
Shared gym & fitness
Leisure areas
BBQ
Social zone
Retail outlets
Covered Parking
Security and CCTV
Accessibility for people with disabilities
Shared Pool
Central A/C
Dining outlets (coffee houses & restaurants)
Tennis court
Basketball court
Landscaped park
Jogging tracks
Sobha Realty occupies a distinct position in the Dubai market: it is one of the few large developers that uses a vertically integrated production model, meaning building materials, finishes, and architectural design are all produced in-house rather than outsourced. This matters for buyers because quality control is tighter at each stage of the process, from raw materials through to door hardware at handover. The company's roots go back decades before its Dubai operation, with founder P.N.C. Menon having been commissioned to build significant projects in Oman and across the Gulf region in the 1980s.
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