Golf Dale

Golf Dale is a group of three buildings by Emaar on the fairways of the 18-hole course in Emaar South, inside Dubai South near Expo City Dubai and Al Maktoum International Airport. It combines one- to three-bedroom apartments with three-bedroom townhouses that Emaar places along the podium, facing the golf course.

Sales opened in May 2025 by Property Finder's dates, alongside Golf Acres, and completion is targeted for December 2028. Emaar's launch starting price was AED 1.12 million. Property Finder publishes apartment sizes of 799 to 969 sq ft for a one-bedroom, 1,190 to 1,456 sq ft for a two-bedroom and 1,745 to 1,923 sq ft for a three-bedroom. It does not give townhouse sizes, and its per-type prices are not shown.

On 13 November 2026 Emaar's website listed Golf Dale as available now with 3 units, from AED 2,701,888 and sized from 1,399 to 2,559 sq ft. Property Finder, by contrast, marks the project as sold out by the developer and lists only resale homes. We use Emaar's figures. The available sizes rule out one-bedroom apartments; the three remaining units could be larger two-bedrooms, three-bedrooms or a townhouse, and Emaar does not say which.

Property Finder lists two plans. The first is 10% on booking, 70% during construction and 20% on handover. The second is 10% on booking and the remaining 90% in eight instalments during construction, so nothing is left for handover. Ask Emaar which plan applies to the remaining units, because with handover about two years away much of either schedule will be due at signing.

The amenities are a swimming pool for adults and children, an outdoor gym, a yoga deck, jogging tracks, tennis and padel courts and barbecue areas. Emaar also points to the community clubhouse and driving range.

Who it suits: buyers who want a golf-course home with one of the earliest handovers among Emaar's current Emaar South stock. What to weigh: only three units are left, with no published breakdown by type; the AED 2.7 million entry price is more than double the launch figure, reflecting larger remaining units and price rises since launch; and resale listings in the same buildings give a ready price check.