About Kora Properties
Kora Properties is one of the developers Spacesmith Real Estate works with across Dubai and the wider UAE. We currently list 1 property from this developer, covering 1 off-plan project.
Their current portfolio with us spans Martime City. Entry pricing across their live projects starts from AED 2,374,000, though the figure that matters is the one on the specific unit — floor, view, layout and payment structure move the final number more than the headline does.
Off-plan releases from Kora Properties are sold on construction-linked payment plans, with buyer funds held in a RERA-supervised escrow account and released against verified build milestones. Ready units can be viewed, valued and transferred at the Dubai Land Department without waiting for a completion date. Speak to a Spacesmith Real Estate advisor for the live price list, floor plans and payment plan on any project below.
Kora Properties properties
1 property
Kora Properties questions, answered
How many Kora Properties properties are available right now?
We currently list 1 active Kora Properties property. The grid below updates as new phases release and units sell, so it always reflects live availability rather than a fixed brochure.
What do Kora Properties properties cost?
Kora Properties listings start from AED 2,374,000 with us. Final pricing depends on unit size, floor, view and the payment plan you take, so ask an advisor for the current price list on a specific project.
Where in Dubai does Kora Properties build?
The Kora Properties projects we list sit in Martime City. Each community carries its own price band, service charge and rental profile, so the area matters as much as the developer when you compare options.
When do Kora Properties projects hand over?
Handovers on the Kora Properties projects we list are scheduled between 2029. Dates are set by the developer and registered with the Dubai Land Department; we confirm the current schedule before you reserve.
Is buying off-plan from Kora Properties safe?
Off-plan sales in Dubai are regulated by RERA. Payments go into a project escrow account rather than to the developer directly, and are released against construction milestones verified by an appointed consultant. We check a project’s escrow registration and current build progress before recommending it.