Their plans leave most of the bill for the end. In 4 of 5, half the price or more is due on handover, so less of your money sits in a building that isn't finished.
You pay more for new homes from them than for similar homes already sold: 3 of the 4 projects we checked start above the usual price per square foot in Dubai Land Department sales, typically by about 6%.
They build for smaller budgets. Half their projects start below AED 777K, where the middle project on our site starts at AED 1.3M.
Their record
Dubai Land Department project register, as of Nov 2026.
Dubai Land Department lists 2 finished projects by MAG, and 2 under construction.
Finished projects
2
Units in finished projects
1,105
Under construction
2
These counts include the project companies registered behind MAG, as developers in Dubai often set up one per project.
Since Jun 12, 2026, DLD has moved the completion date of 1 of their 3 projects under way, by 3 months on average.
We log changes to DLD completion dates only since Nov 2026, so a date that moved before then doesn't show as a move.
Prices and payment plans
What they cost
Their cheapest homes start from AED 648K.
Their most expensive project, Keturah Reserve, starts from AED 3.1M, far above the AED 777K at which half their projects start.
How you pay
The plan you'll see most often from them is 20 / 20 / 60, in 2 of 5 projects: booking first, then construction, then handover.
We list 5 off-plan projects by MAG, spread over 5 areas. City of Arabia, Dubai Land Residence Complex, and Dubai Sports City have the most.
Are projects by MAG priced above the market?
More often than not. Of the 4 we compared with Dubai Land Department sales of similar homes, 3 start above the usual price per square foot and 1 below.
Which project by MAG is due next?
MBL Signature JLT, due in Dec 2026. The last of their projects on sale is due in Sep 2028.
How much does MAG ask for up front?
20% in their most common plan, 20 / 20 / 60. 1 of their 5 plans ask for 10% or less to book.
