Dubai · Sobha Hartland 2
by Sobha Realty
From AED 1,845,000From $502,394From €439,294
($502,394)(AED 1,845,000)(AED 1,845,000)
Skyscape Altius is a modern development by Sobha Realty, located in the Sobha Hartland 2 community. The building includes a ground floor, a four-level podium, and eighty residential floors. Skyscape Altius embodies urban luxury with its sophisticated design and premium finishes, setting new standards of refinement. The project offers elegant one- to four-bedroom apartments with breathtaking views of the crystal-clear lagoon and the city skyline. Residents have access to a variety of amenities, including a swimming pool, gym, children's play areas, sports courts, and a scenic park with lush greenery, jogging and walking trails, and barbecue zones. Cafés, restaurants, and shops are within walking distance. Skyscape Altius enjoys a prime location, ensuring quick access to Dubai’s main attractions. Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary is nearby, while Burj Khalifa, Dubai Mall, and Meydan Racecourse are just 5 minutes away. Dubai Opera is a 10-minute drive, and Dubai International Airport, DIFC, Dubai Marina, and Palm Jumeirah can be reached in approximately 20 minutes.
Calculated on starting price from AED 1,845,000.Calculated on starting price from $502,394.Calculated on starting price from €439,294.
Booking & Downpayment
20%
On booking
20% + 4% DLD + 1150 AED Admin fee
During construction
40%
4 instalments
10% — Within 12 months from booking date
10% — Within 18 months from booking date
10% — Within 24 months from booking date
10% — Within 28 months from booking date
Handover
40%
On completion
40%
Booking & Downpayment
20%
On booking
20% + 4% DLD + 1150 AED Admin fee + 5% VAT
During construction
40%
4 instalments
10% — Within 12 months from booking date
10% — Within 18 months from booking date
10% — Within 24 months from booking date
10% — Within 28 months from booking date
Handover
40%
On completion
40%
AED 1,845,000–2,750,077$502,394–$748,846€439,294–€654,793
$502,394–$748,846AED 1,845,000–2,750,077AED 1,845,000–2,750,077
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AED 3,578,184–4,925,640$974,340–$1,341,252€851,966–€1,172,795
$974,340–$1,341,252AED 3,578,184–4,925,640AED 3,578,184–4,925,640
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AED 4,138,114–7,351,096$1,126,808–$2,001,703€985,285–€1,750,296
$1,126,808–$2,001,703AED 4,138,114–7,351,096AED 4,138,114–7,351,096
Inquire about 3 BR units →AED 20,719,500–20,719,500$5,641,920–$5,641,920€4,933,313–€4,933,313
$5,641,920–$5,641,920AED 20,719,500–20,719,500AED 20,719,500–20,719,500
Inquire about Retail units →Shared gym & fitness
Leisure areas
BBQ
Social zone
Retail outlets
Security and CCTV
Shared Pool
Kids Play Area
Dining outlets (coffee houses & restaurants)
Recreational areas
Lagoon style swimming pool
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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