Reportage Village Dubai is a townhouse community by Reportage Properties in Dubailand, next to Arabian Ranches. It holds 1,767 homes across a 307,397 square metre site, in two to four bedroom townhouses plus penthouses. Prices start from AED 400,000. Construction is 35 percent complete.
Reportage Village Dubai at a glance
- Developer: Reportage Properties
- Location: Dubailand, next to Arabian Ranches, Dubai
- Total units: 1,767
- Unit types: 2 to 4 bedroom townhouses, plus penthouses
- Starting price: AED 400,000
- Plot area: 307,397 square metres
- Construction progress: 35 percent complete
- Ownership: Freehold, open to all nationalities
The scale is the story here
1,767 homes on 307,397 square metres makes this one of the largest single townhouse communities Reportage has built anywhere. It is roughly two and a half times the size of Bianca, their other Dubailand community.
Scale cuts both ways and you should hear both sides before you buy.
In your favour: a community this size supports real amenity infrastructure, its own retail, and a resale market with enough activity that buyers can actually find comparable prices. Small schemes are illiquid because nothing comparable ever trades.
Against you: 1,767 homes delivered into the same market at roughly the same time means your unit competes with a large number of near identical units when you come to sell or let. That is a real effect on pricing power and it is why we say it out loud.
Where it sits
The community is in Dubailand, directly next to Arabian Ranches, which is one of Dubai’s established villa communities. Sitting next to mature stock rather than in open desert is the location advantage here.
Travel times published by the developer:
- IMG Worlds of Adventure, 5 minutes
- Global Village, 15 minutes
- Zayed University, 15 minutes
- Dubai Hills Mall, 15 minutes
- Mall of the Emirates, 20 minutes
What you can buy
- 2 bedroom townhouses at the entry price, the volume stock
- 3 bedroom townhouses, the family core of the community
- 4 bedroom townhouses at the top of the townhouse range
- Penthouses, the scarce format in a community otherwise built of houses
The penthouses are the interesting line. In a 1,767 unit scheme built almost entirely of townhouses, a penthouse is genuinely rare stock and does not compete with the volume inventory around it.
Prices and the entry point
Entry is AED 400,000, matching Bianca. That buys the smallest two bedroom layout, not a four bedroom home.
We do not publish a price per square foot for this project. The developer does not release a size band we can verify against registered Dubai Land Department sales, and we will not print a figure we cannot support. On enquiry we send the live availability sheet with plot size, built up area, layout and price.
Amenities
- Large swimming pools
- Kids swimming pools
- Landscaped lawns
- Gym and fitness centre
- Barbecue areas
- Pet areas
Construction progress and handover
Reportage reports the community at 35 percent complete. That is earlier than Bianca at 54.5 percent, and it means a longer wait with a longer payment runway.
On a scheme of 1,767 homes, delivery is usually phased rather than all at once. That matters for your timeline. We confirm which phase a specific unit sits in, and the current expected handover date for that phase, in writing with the developer before any reservation.
Who this suits
End user families who want a house near Arabian Ranches. The adjacency to established stock is the location argument.
Buyers with a longer horizon. At 35 percent complete, this is a wait.
Buyers who value community infrastructure. Large schemes deliver amenities that small ones cannot fund.
It suits you less if you want scarcity. If your plan depends on owning something hard to replace, the penthouses are the only line here that fits, and the townhouses are not.
Dubai purchase costs
The Dubai Land Department charges 4 percent of the purchase price, plus registration and trustee fees. On a AED 400,000 home that is AED 16,000. There is no annual property tax.
Dubailand is a designated freehold area, so all nationalities can own outright.
How to buy through Cresco
Cresco Real Estate is a RERA licensed brokerage, ORN 34288. We hold developer authorisation to sell Reportage inventory across the UAE.
- We send the live availability sheet with unit number, phase, plot size, layout and price
- We confirm the payment plan and the phase handover date in writing from the developer
- We show you registered Dubai Land Department prices for townhouses in this part of Dubailand
- We walk you through the reservation, the SPA and the DLD registration
Call or WhatsApp us and we will send the current availability the same day.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Reportage Village Dubai located?
In Dubailand, directly next to Arabian Ranches. IMG Worlds of Adventure is 5 minutes away and Dubai Hills Mall is 15 minutes.
How much does a townhouse cost there?
Prices start from AED 400,000 for the entry two bedroom layout. We send the live availability sheet on enquiry.
How many homes are in Reportage Village Dubai?
1,767, across a 307,397 square metre site, in two to four bedroom townhouses plus penthouses.
When will it be handed over?
Reportage reports construction at 35 percent complete and has not published a fixed handover date. A community this size is usually delivered in phases. We confirm the phase and its current expected date in writing before any reservation.
Can foreigners buy here?
Yes. Dubailand is a designated freehold area, so all nationalities can own outright.
How does it compare with Bianca?
Both are Reportage townhouse communities in Dubailand starting at AED 400,000. Bianca holds 653 homes on 112,034 square metres and is 54.5 percent built. Reportage Village Dubai holds 1,767 homes on 307,397 square metres and is 35 percent built. Bianca is smaller and further along. This one is larger, earlier and next to Arabian Ranches.
Does it have penthouses?
Yes. Alongside the townhouses the community includes penthouses, which are the rarest format in the scheme.
Who is the developer?
Reportage Properties, an Abu Dhabi developer that builds and delivers its own projects across the UAE, including Dubai.
More about Dubailand
Read the Cresco area guide to Dubailand. Prices, rental yields, handover timelines, schools, commute times and what actually sells there.
You may also want to read how buying off plan works and work out the rental yield.
