Chavelle by Imtiaz at Meydan Horizon in MBR City

Chavelle by Imtiaz at Meydan Horizon is a 25-storey off-plan tower of 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments. With an off-plan home, the most useful question is not the marble or the lobby it is whether the building gets finished, on time, as promised. On that, Imtiaz Developments has a real record: 40-plus active projects, more than AED 10 billion in sales, and a documented pattern of early completions, including Pearl House and Westwood Grande II handed over months ahead of schedule. The DLD permit for Chavelle (No. 0247536340) is already on file, and completion is set for Q1 2029. The headline here is not a promise. It is a track record.

An off-plan purchase is a bet on the builder. This builder keeps finishing early.

Chavelle is designed around clean contemporary lines, efficient floor plans and large windows that pull in skyline and community views. The 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments are planned for privacy and an unhurried flow between living and dining space, with quality finishes and fittings consistent with what Imtiaz delivers across its portfolio. Podium-level lifestyle facilities sit within the tower itself. One honest note for the CMS team: exact unit sizes and the finish schedule are not yet published from an approved source, so this paragraph must be completed with confirmed layout details once Imtiaz releases the Chavelle brochure.

Chavelle does not stand alone it sits inside one of Dubai's most ambitious masterplans. Meydan Horizon spans 21.5 million square feet and is built around four crystal lagoons, a four-kilometre waterfront promenade and the edge of the Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary, home to more than 450 bird species. The community is planned as a complete environment: residential, retail, hospitality and wellness, with parks and walkable promenades and a future Metro Green Line link. For a Chavelle resident, that means the tower opens onto water, greenery and a walkable district rather than a parking lot and onto a community Dubai is still building outward.

Here is the market figure most listing pages leave out. In the first half of 2025, the average price per square foot across MBR City rose roughly 19.7% to about AED 2,157, and apartment rental yields in the district have run in the 6 to 8% range. Demand is anchored by proximity to Downtown and a steady tenant pool of professionals and families. For an off-plan buyer, early entry into a fast-moving central corridor backed by a developer that delivers on schedule is the core of the case. The honest caveat: Chavelle's own price is not yet public, so the project-specific return cannot be quoted; the MBR City figures are the verified anchor until the developer publishes.

On a fresh launch, the informed buyer moves early but checks everything. Chavelle is at the start of its sales cycle, so registering interest now means seeing the price list, floor plans and payment plan first  and getting the pick of floors and views. Until Imtiaz publishes those figures, treat any price on an aggregator as unconfirmed. The clean next step: register your interest, ask for the official price sheet and payment schedule in writing, and verify the DLD permit and escrow with a RERA-certified advisor before you commit. Early, evidence-led, unhurried.