Kore Imtiaz at DLRC

Imtiaz Kore is in DubaiLand Residence Complex, the apartment community of Wadi Al Safa 5, within the wider DubaiLand zone. Both names matter. Portals and marketing use DLRC. The title deed and Oqood registration read Wadi Al Safa 5.

The Dubai Metro Blue Line adds 30 km of track and 14 stations at a cost of AED 20.5 billion, opening 9 September 2029. Dubai Silicon Oasis and Academic City both receive stations, interchanging with the Green Line at Creek and the Red Line at Centrepoint. Both stations are within 5 minutes of DLRC.

Retail is already trading on foot. A pharmacy, mini mart, cafe and restaurant at Abidos Hotel Apartments 200 metres away. A mini mart, laundrette and 2 salons at Solitaire Cascades 400 metres away. A pharmacy, sweet shop, ice cream shop and salon at Turtle Avenue 500 metres away. A restaurant and salon at Park Place 500 metres, a drive through at 600 metres, a hardware shop at 700 metres, and a pharmacy, medical clinic and laundrette at Skycourts Tower D 800 metres away. 3 DLRC community park hubs are within 600 metres. 4 schools are a short drive away, and the 2 closest are inside a 500 metre walk.

No metro serves the community until September 2029, so a car is required today. Wadi Al Safa 5 holds records for 221 building developments, and Imtiaz alone accounts for 11 of them inside DLRC, so construction activity continues across the community for years. That volume of incoming supply is a real risk to rent growth. Street parking is fully allocated and charged at AED 3 per hour. Downtown Dubai, Dubai Mall and Burj Khalifa are 20 minutes away, so this is a commuter address rather than a central one. There is no beach and no marina in the community.

Fully integrated delivery. Design, construction, joinery, aluminium and glass, investment, property management and after-sales are handled in-house rather than through subcontractors. Fewer external dependencies is the clearest reason behind the handover record below.

Documented early handovers. Pearl House 2 in JVC delivered 3 months ahead of schedule in October 2025. Hyde Walk in Jumeirah Garden City was the 5th project completed in the 2025 calendar year. Westwood and Westwood Grande both finished ahead of time.

Registered depth. Dubai Land Department Developer number 1129 since April 2016, Dubai Chamber of Commerce number 242022, Dubai Economic Department licence 718965, founded 1993, more than 2,000 Dubai units delivered as of 2026.

Risk isolated by structure. Projects are held across eleven special purpose subsidiaries, ring fencing each development financially. Kore is held by the parent Imtiaz Developments entity.

Absorption proven at launch. Raw District sold out on the day of its official launch in June 2026 at AED 2 billion, and Raw District 2 repeated a launch day sell-out in July 2026.

Named architecture at the top of the portfolio. Zaha Hadid Architects were appointed to design The Symphony in Meydan, an AED 1 billion project, following a signing ceremony at the practice's London headquarters.

Before you pay any booking amount for Kore Imtiaz, ask the developer or your broker for these details in writing. Signed documents confirm that the price, payment plan and handover date you were quoted are the ones you are actually buying under:

• Project registration: the DLD project number for Kore by Imtiaz and the Oqood registration that records your purchase.
• Escrow account: the account number and custodian bank, with payments going only to that account.
• Unit details: the approved unit type, size and floor plan for the release you are buying in, plus the plot and current construction stage.
• Payment schedule: the milestones issued for that release, each with a date or a construction stage attached.
• Advertising permit: the Trakheesi permit number shown on the advertisement you responded to.

When a price is announced, compare the rate per sq.ft. with recent DubaiLand Residence Complex transactions and with Imtiaz buildings in the same community, such as The Archive. The wider Imtiaz portfolio covers several communities at different price levels, so it is not a fair benchmark for this plot.