Eden House Za'abeel

Eden House Za'abeel is a single residential tower by H&H Development on the edge of DIFC, between the financial district and Za'abeel, with its main entrance on the Za'abeel side. It is the newest building under H&H's own Eden House brand, after the completed Eden House buildings in Al Satwa and on the Dubai Water Canal. H&H gives 252 residences across one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments, and the launch announcement in June 2025 added a limited number of penthouses with wraparound balconies. Property Finder's FAQ gives 242 residences, so confirm the count with H&H.

The design team is a strong part of the case. The concept is by DXB Lab, the interiors are by the French designer Tristan Auer, and Property Finder credits the landscaped terraces to Vladimir Djurovic. The planting takes its cue from the Ghaf groves native to the site. Shared spaces are built around wellness: indoor and outdoor pools, a fitness facility and movement studio, a spa suite with sauna and steam room, a wellness courtyard, a residents' lounge, a business suite and a café.

Property Finder listed one-bedroom apartments of 1,132 to 1,202 sq ft from AED 4.737 million on 13 November 2026, two-bedrooms of 1,683 to 2,457 sq ft from AED 6.9 million and three-bedrooms of 2,800 to 3,037 sq ft from AED 11 million. Those are generous sizes for central Dubai, but the price per square foot is high, at roughly AED 4,200 for the smallest one-bedroom. The published plan is 10% at launch, 30% during construction and 60% on handover, which keeps most of the payment until the keys are ready.

Timing needs checking. H&H's project page gives construction starting in 2024 and completion in 2027, while Property Finder shows construction starting in June 2025 and delivery in December 2028. We show H&H's year, but ask for the completion date written into the sales agreement.

The location is the main attraction. Property Finder puts DIFC 3 minutes away, Za'abeel Park 5 minutes, Downtown Dubai 7 minutes and Dubai International Airport 12 minutes, and the Emirates Towers and Financial Centre metro stations are nearby. It suits professionals who work in DIFC or Downtown and want a larger apartment than the district's older towers offer, and buyers who want H&H's design-led approach without paying hotel-brand prices. Weigh the high entry price per square foot, and the fact that 60% falls due at handover, against comparable stock in Downtown Dubai and Business Bay.