DECA Properties
Thirteen storeys and 195 apartments in Dubailand Residence Complex, from AED 782,000, with handover due in April 2027.
Unit count, storeys and the April 2027 handover are the developer’s own. The developer quotes AED 782,000; the portal listing says AED 900,000 for a 686 sq ft one-bedroom — both are shown, and neither should be assumed to be the current price of the unit you want.
Milos is the most straightforward of DECA’s nine projects: a 13-storey L-shaped tower over a landscaped podium in Dubailand Residence Complex, with 195 one, two and three-bedroom apartments from 640 to 1,642 sq ft, and a handover date the developer states plainly as April 2027.
The architecture is Mediterranean-inflected — warm stone cladding, cascading greenery, wide balconies — and the amenity deck is generous for the price band: temperature-controlled pools, sauna, rooftop lounge, outdoor fitness track, splash zones, play courts, an outdoor cinema and co-working pods. Apartments have smart-home automation and quartz kitchens.
DLRC sits just off Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, between Silicon Oasis and Dubai Land, and is one of the few remaining districts where a three-bedroom apartment can still be bought for under AED 1.5 million. Tenants come from Silicon Oasis tech employers, Academic City and the Dubailand schools.
What to weigh. The payment plan does not add up. DECA prints 10% on booking, 10% at 90 days, 1% a month for 30 months, 10% on completion and 1% a month for 47 months — 107% in total. The text meanwhile says the final 40% runs over five years, while the graphic says four. Ask for the corrected schedule before you sign anything, and check whether the price in the SPA is the developer’s AED 782,000 or the portal’s AED 900,000.
Compiled October 2026 from DECA’s official Milos Residences page.
| Type | Configuration | Note |
|---|---|---|
| 1 bedroom | Apartments | From 640 sq ft; portal lists 686 sq ft at AED 900,000 |
| 2 bedroom | Apartments | Core family product |
| 3 bedroom | Apartments | Up to 1,642 sq ft |
| Total | 195 apartments | 13 storeys, L-shaped tower |
As published by DECA. Sizes run 640–1,642 sq ft.
From AED 782,000 per the developer; the portal lists a 686 sq ft one-bedroom from AED 900,000. Confirm which reflects the unit you are being shown.
The plan as printed: 10% on booking, 10% at 90 days, 1% a month for 30 months, 10% on completion and 1% a month for 47 months post-handover. That totals 107%, so something is wrong with the page — DECA’s own text describes a 40% tail over five years. Get the corrected schedule.
On the day: 4% Dubai Land Department transfer, administration fee and the first year of service charges. On AED 782,000 the DLD fee is AED 31,280.
Confirm price, plan and completion in writing before reserving.
Close to a resort list for a building at this price. The counter-question is the service charge: pools, a cinema, co-working and a concierge all cost money to run, and DLRC rents are not high enough to absorb a heavy charge.
Amenities as described by DECA.
Location as published by the developer.
A 13-storey L-shaped tower by DECA in Dubailand Residence Complex with 195 one to three-bedroom apartments, from AED 782,000, completing in April 2027.
DECA quotes from AED 782,000. The portal lists a 686 sq ft one-bedroom from AED 900,000 — confirm which price applies to the unit you are shown.
Printed as 10% on booking, 10% at 90 days, 1% monthly for 30 months, 10% on completion and 1% monthly for 47 months — which totals 107%. Ask for the corrected schedule.
April 2027, as stated by the developer.
Yes, DLRC is a freehold area. Confirm title and registration for the specific unit.
The amenity list and the three-bedroom layouts suggest so, and Academic City schools are close. Check the service charge before assuming it is cheap.
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