Emaar Marèva Vs Marèva 2 in The Oasis: Latest Properties Comparison

Marèva (Phase 1)

This was the first release. It set the tone for the entire community, where calm pockets, softer landscaping, and a layout that feels more private. The intention here was to create the quieter, more peaceful side of the project.

Marèva 2 (Phase 2)

The second phase continued the same idea but with slight tweaks. There’s a bit more activity around it, more movement from the nearby pathways, and easier access to internal routes inside The Oasis.

Simple understanding:

Both belong to the same family of villas. They’re not separate communities or different classes. Just two releases of the same concept.

Even inside one master plan, the exact spot matters.

Marèva

Placed closer to calmer lagoon pockets. These homes tend to feel tucked away and more private.

Marèva 2

Placed closer to internal connectors. Residents can get around the community a little quicker, making it feel slightly more active.

You can think of it this way:

Marèva = quiet corner.

Marèva 2 = easy-to-reach corner.

The larger community context stays the same.

Both phases offer the same villa options: 4, 5 and 6-bedroom layouts.

The built-up areas also fall within the same range, and both follow the same clean, modern architectural style that The Oasis is known for.

In day-to-day living, a 4 bedroom in Emaar Marèva and a 4 bedroom in Emaar Marèva 2 feel almost identical. The variations you notice usually come from the plot shape, the angle of the garden, or specific outdoor extensions — not the phase itself.

The structure doesn’t change. The style doesn’t change. What shifts slightly is the way landscaping flows.

Marèva

Has gentler, softer edges — more of the “resort calm” feeling.

Marèva 2

In this project you experience more greenery, walkways, and open spaces to stay connected to nature and its beauty. These are refinements, not major shifts, so neither side feels inherently superior. They just create a slightly different mood.

The difference in pricing isn’t about quality. It’s about timing.

• Marèva launched first, so its entry point was naturally lower.
• Marèva 2 came later, at a time when demand for villa communities had picked up. That alone raises launch prices.

Both phases use construction-linked payment plans with similar structures. Nothing changes in quality or offering; only release timing affects the numbers.

This part is straightforward:

All residents share every amenity in The Oasis.

That includes lagoons, green spaces, cycling and jogging lanes, play areas, relaxation zones, and the retail/community spaces. There’s no separate list for Phase 1 or Phase 2.

Both phases offer a quiet, family-friendly atmosphere, but the feel slightly shifts based on the micro-location.

Marèva

Here you like more feel secluded and slow-paced because of its slow down set up. Ideal for someone who prefers privacy and quieter surroundings.

Marèva 2

Feels a touch more connected because of its placement near internal routes.

Neither is noisy, and neither is isolated. The difference is mild but noticeable when you live there.

Investors often ask if one phase performs better than the other. Realistically, both move almost in parallel.

• By the same builder, Emaar Properties
• Same community brand
• Same villa types
• Same handover year
• Same long-term demand

Marèva might have offered the slightly more attractive early entry point.

Marèva 2 may hold a small premium simply because it launched later.

But once the whole community is handed over and settled, the difference tends to shrink.

Both phases follow The Oasis master timeline so they will be delivered by 2030 in Q1. Also both the projects move together in terms of construction milestones and expected handover period.

Here’s the honest summary:

What’s basically the same:

• Villa types
• Architecture
• Plot sizes
• Amenities
• Quality level
• Lifestyle feel
• Investment behavior

Where the difference actually exists:

• Micro-location within the community
• Degree of privacy vs movement
• Timing of launch (affecting pricing)
• Landscape orientation
• Slight tone difference in daily living

So yes — they are extremely similar. But they are not identical.

They’re two rounds of the same villa concept, positioned slightly differently inside the master community.