Off-plan property in The Oasis by Emaar

The Oasis is the most expensive of Emaar's current villa communities. Emaar describes a land area of 100 million sq ft in Dubailand, a quarter of it reserved for open space and amenities, with homes arranged along lagoons and canals. The community page gives a figure of 2,600 villas; one of Emaar's own project pages still refers to more than 7,000 residences, so treat the final unit count as unsettled.

It is sold in named phases, each a separate development. Emaar lists nine: Palmiera, Palmiera 2 and Palmiera 3 (four- and five-bedroom villas, from AED 8.5 million to AED 9.18 million), Mirage (five and six bedrooms, from AED 15.8 million), Address Villas Tierra and Palace Villas Ostra (branded villas from about AED 13.1 million), Marèva and Marèva 2 (four to six bedrooms, from AED 13.47 million and AED 13.83 million) and Lavita (six- and seven-bedroom mansions from AED 36 million). Those are Emaar's published starting prices on 12 November 2026.

Every phase is off-plan. Property Finder lists handover targets from the fourth quarter of 2027 for the first Palmiera phase through to the first quarter of 2030 for Marèva, and in November 2026 it showed almost every phase as sold out of developer stock, which leaves resale of off-plan contracts as the main way in until Emaar releases more.

Emaar says the site is close to Sheikh Zayed bin Hamdan Road (D54) and a planned extension of Al Khail Road (E44), and that four golf courses are nearby. It does not publish drive times for the community, and third-party figures vary too widely to repeat here. Visit the site and drive the route at the hours you would actually use it.