Dubai · Al Wasl
by Muraba Properties
From AED 13,522,808From $3,682,261From €3,219,781
($3,682,261)(AED 13,522,808)(AED 13,522,808)
Muraba Veil is a project by the developer Muraba Properties in the elite area of Al Wasl, Dubai. This project is an elegant skyscraper with 7 basement floors, 3 of them are intended for parking, and on the other 4 floors there is a spa, an art gallery and other amenities. The building also has a ground floor and 73 residential levels, among which there are floors with amenities, as well as a roof with recreation and entertainment areas. The building is distinguished by its impressive architecture, combining vertical lines and exquisite details. Muraba Veil features 2-4 bedroom residences with different layouts. The interiors are made using premium materials. Residents have access to a wide range of first-class facilities: swimming pools, sauna, steam room and treatment rooms, gym and multifunctional studio, cafe and gallery, children's playground, concierge services, parking with valet, cinema room and much more. The project's location provides easy access to Dubai's iconic locations, including Downtown Dubai, Jumeirah Beach, Dubai Water Canal and Sheikh Zayed Road. For sale: 2 BR - from 13 522 808 AED / 3 838 sq. ft. 3 BR - from 23 263 072 AED / 4 940 sq. ft. 3 BR + Pool - from 32 563 997 AED / 4 940 sq. ft. 3 BR Duplex - from 72 873 192 AED / 8 068 sq. ft. 4 BR + Pool - from 48 666 841 AED / 9 903 sq. ft. 4 BR Duplex - from 14 746 sq. ft.
Calculated on starting price from AED 13,522,808.Calculated on starting price from $3,682,261.Calculated on starting price from €3,219,781.
Booking & Downpayment
10%
On booking
10% + 5000 AED Admin Fee
During construction
40%
3 instalments
15% + 4% DLD — On signing SPA within 30 days after booking
15% — September 2026
10% — September 2027
Handover
50%
On completion
50%
Children’s pool
SPA
Sauna
Concierge Service
Retail outlets
Valet parking
Lift
Covered Parking
Security and CCTV
Shared Pool
Kids Play Area
Dining outlets (coffee houses & restaurants)
Cinema
Covered gym
Conference room
Recreational areas
Landscaped garden
Paddle court
Muraba Properties is a Dubai developer founded in 2014 under the leadership of Ibrahim Al Ghurair. The company's stated philosophy treats architecture as a pathway to a higher purpose — each project is designed to respect the heritage and character of its location rather than impose a generic aesthetic.
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