About Takmeel Real Estate

Takmeel Real Estate Development L.L.C holds registration with both of Dubai’s governing bodies. Its Dubai portfolio is held through the parent company and a set of subsidiary vehicles, each a separate legal entity used to hold and manage one or more projects.

Seven projects sit on the Dubai register, and Golf View Living sits in Ajman. Three of the Dubai projects carry published detail on Property Finder; the rest are registered without published prices, unit mixes or dates.

None of the three published Dubai projects has developer stock remaining. Buying into any of them now means buying from an existing owner rather than from Takmeel, at whatever price that owner sets. The lower prices shown on Property Finder project cards reflect that available resale stock, not the launch prices listed above.

Every Takmeel building in Dubai is an apartment development. There are no villas and no townhouses on the register; the only non-building entry is an undeveloped plot in Jumeirah Village Circle.

• Studios appear at Divine Elements in Dubai South, launched from AED 575,000, and are also planned at Divine Al Barari in Majan.
• One, two and three-bedroom apartments form the core of the portfolio across Arjan, Dubai Studio City and Dubai South.
• Divine Al Barari in Majan is the largest single scheme, with 291 residences spanning studios to three-bedroom apartments plus duplex penthouses.
• Divine Living carries the largest published layout in the portfolio, a three-bedroom apartment of 2,037 square feet.

Takmeel Dubai Unit Sizes and Launch Prices

Divine Elements unit sizes are not published on Property Finder. The sizes recorded in its completed transactions run from 334 square feet for a studio to 963 square feet for a two-bedroom.

Payment terms have shifted noticeably between the 2023 and 2026 launches, and the difference matters more than the headline price.

What the shift means. Divine Living asked buyers to settle the full price by handover. Divine Elements lets a buyer hold back half the price until after keys, which turns a Dubai South studio at AED 575,000 into roughly AED 115,000 down and AED 287,500 spread across the years after completion. That structure suits buyers funding instalments from rent rather than savings.

• A government transfer fee of 4 per cent of the purchase price is payable to the Dubai Land Department on top of the plan.
• Both Divine Living and Divine Elements are recorded as freehold, open to buyers of every nationality.

One Dubai building has a recorded completion date and a second is at the finishing stage. These are the dates on the public record rather than marketing timelines.

Divine Living moved from booking launch to completion in about sixteen months. For a developer of this size, a documented handover date on the public record carries more weight than any launch announcement.

The transactions below were registered in Takmeel buildings during 2026. Divine Living was already complete, so its figures are true resales. Divine Elements is still under construction, so its figures are off-plan transfers. Price per square foot is calculated from the recorded price and area.

• Divine Living two-bedroom: launched at AED 1.2 million for 1,236 square feet, and a unit of the same size sold for AED 1,650,000 in July 2026, a rise of about 37 per cent.
• Divine Living three-bedroom: launched at AED 1.7 million for 2,037 square feet, and a 2,036 square foot unit sold for AED 2,450,000 in April 2026, a rise of about 44 per cent.
• Divine Elements studio: launched at AED 575,000, with a 334 square foot studio recorded at AED 615,000 in July 2026.
• Divine Elements two-bedroom: launched at AED 1,300,000, with a 963 square foot unit recorded at AED 1,237,536 in July 2026, below the launch figure.

Divine Living carries six resale listings and Divine Elements one, so secondary stock is thin. A handful of transactions is a signal, not a trend.

Arjan, home to Divine Living

Arjan sits beside Dubai Miracle Garden and Dubai Butterfly Garden, with My City Centre Al Barsha two minutes away, Mall of the Emirates five minutes, Dubai Marina fifteen minutes and Downtown Dubai twenty minutes. Property Finder gives the community a resident score of 3.8 from three reviews.

Dubai South places Al Maktoum International Airport ten minutes away, Expo City Dubai twelve minutes, Dubai Investment Park fifteen minutes, Dubai Marina twenty-two minutes and Palm Jumeirah twenty-five minutes. It recorded 13,042 sale transactions over twelve months across 401 buildings.

What the Community Numbers Say

Divine Elements, Dubai South

• Rooftop deck with an outdoor cinema, private cabanas, lounge seating and BBQ zones.
• Regulation padel court, table tennis areas, board-game corners and open-air fitness zones.
• Ground-level swimming pool, children’s pool, jacuzzi, outdoor showers and a fitness gym.
• Smart-home systems covering lighting, temperature, security and energy monitoring.

Divine Living, Arjan

• Shared pool, gymnasium, leisure lounge, elegant lobby and landscaped gardens.
• Children’s play area, covered parking and building security.

Golf View Living, Al Zorah, Ajman

• Two mid-rise buildings designed by architect Lucy De Vito, with smart-home technology and premium finishes.
• Positioned for views over the Al Zorah golf course, the mangroves and the city skyline.

• Buyers who want a finished building to walk through. Divine Living in Arjan is complete, and a physical building beats a render when judging finish quality.
• Buyers who need post-handover payments. Divine Elements allows half the price to be paid after keys under its first option, and 30 per cent under its second.
• Airport-corridor investors. Dubai South recorded 13,042 sales in twelve months and sits ten minutes from Al Maktoum International Airport.
• Entry-level buyers under AED 600,000. The Dubai South studio launched at AED 575,000, the lowest published launch price in the portfolio.
• Larger-layout seekers. The three-bedroom at Divine Living runs to 2,037 square feet, the largest published layout in the portfolio.
• Buyers diversifying outside Dubai. Golf View Living at Al Zorah gives the same developer relationship in Ajman, on a golf and mangrove setting.

• Anyone wanting to buy from the developer. All three published Dubai projects are sold out at developer level, so there is no launch price to secure and no developer incentive to negotiate.
• Villa and townhouse buyers. Every Takmeel building on the Dubai register is an apartment block.
• Buyers who need a deep secondary market. Six resale listings at Divine Living and one at Divine Elements is thin, which cuts both ways on entry choice and exit speed.
• Prestige-address buyers. Nothing sits in Downtown Dubai, Dubai Marina or on Palm Jumeirah. The portfolio is inland and mid-market by design.
• Buyers who need published floor areas before committing. Divine Elements unit sizes are not published, and layouts for Divine Haven and Divine Residences by Takmeel are not in the public record at all.
• Buyers expecting short-term community price growth. Average sale prices fell 12.1 per cent in Arjan and 27.7 per cent in Dubai South over the past year.

Both are recently registered Dubai developers working the same mid-market apartment bracket in inland communities. They differ most on delivery evidence and on how much money a buyer must hand over before getting keys.

Choose Takmeel if you want a developer with a completed Dubai building on the record, you need to defer payments past handover, or your budget starts below AED 700,000.

Choose Peace Homes if you want developer stock you can still buy at launch price, a larger active pipeline, or a branded waterfront product on Dubai Islands.