Binghatti Vintage at Majan Dubai

The Binghatti Vintage payment plan is 10 percent on booking, 50 percent during construction and 40 percent on completion. On a AED 674,999 studio, that is about AED 67,500 at booking, AED 337,500 across the build and AED 270,000 at handover in Q1 2027. The Dubai Land Department registration fee of 4 percent adds about AED 27,000 at purchase.

Binghatti Vintage Majan is in a freehold district of Dubailand, with Al Barari on one side and Global Village and IMG Worlds of Adventure close by. Residents can do their daily shopping at Midtown Central Majan and Remal Mall, both inside the community. Cityland Mall is the nearest large mall, about 7 minutes away by car.

Vintage by Binghatti suits single professionals, couples and buy to let investors. The resident profile scores 68 percent for young professionals, 60 percent for retirees, 54 percent for working professionals and 52 percent for students, and the unit mix backs that up: a tower led by 374 sq.ft. studios and 1 bedroom homes under 1,000 sq.ft. is built for one or two occupants. For an investor, the case is the 8.0 percent gross yield across Majan combined with 1,498 recorded transactions in the building, which means both income and a route out.

Binghatti Vintage at Majan is mainly a tower of studios and 1 bedroom apartments, with studios starting at 374 sq.ft., so most homes suit 1 or 2 people rather than a family. Larger households have fewer choices: only the bigger 2 bedroom units, up to 2,270 sq.ft., offer real family space. At the developer price, a studio works out to about AED 1,805 per sq.ft., near the top of the range recent studio resales have closed at. Handover is set for Q1 2027, so there is no rental income before then. 40 percent of the price is due in 1 payment on completion.

Binghatti Titania is another Binghatti Developers tower in Majan, Dubailand. It has the same unit mix as Vintage by Binghatti, with studios, 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom apartments, which makes it the closest comparison for buyers choosing between the 2 buildings. The table below sets out price, size and listing figures for each tower.

The two towers split cleanly. Vintage has the lower entry point and the larger apartments at the top end, with 2 bedroom homes reaching 2,270 sq.ft. against a flat 1,200 sq.ft. at Titania. It is the budget-friendly building per square foot and holds more listings, so a buyer optimising for cost per sq.ft. leans there. A buyer who wants either the cheapest studio in a Binghatti tower or a genuinely large 2 bedroom leans to Vintage.