Photos and renders of the building and grounds — not of this particular unit.
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Developer prices
These are the starting prices as of the date shown, not today's list: off-plan
they are revised several times a year, and more often upwards than down.
1 bedroom + study — 9 lots
from AED 1 980 110 843–1180 sqftas of 2 June 2026
Retail unit — 1 lot
from AED 8 370 320 1196 sqftas of 2 June 2026
Developer
Sobha Realty
Figures come from the developer's own materials sent to brokers, dated 2 June 2026. The commentary behind them is written up in the Russian
version of this page.
About the building
65-storey residential building in Sobha Hartland 2. Developer — Sobha Realty.
Specifications for 350 Riverside Crescent per Propsearch and the Dubai Land Department.
They describe the whole building, not the individual unit.
About the project
350 Riverside Crescent is a 65-storey residential building in Sobha Hartland 2, currently under construction.
The developer is Sobha Realty.
The database currently holds 1 lot in this project, from 2 700 000 AED.
Sixty-five storeys from Sobha in Hartland, under construction. The middle tower in the Riverside Crescent line — between 340 and 360.
What it is
350 Riverside Crescent is a 65-storey Sobha Realty tower in Sobha Hartland. Status: under construction.
Our own stock has a listing at AED 2.7 million; size isn't given, so we don't quote a price per square foot.
The line consists of numbered towers: 340 at 57 storeys, 350 at 65, 360 at 73.
Price per square foot by Sobha Hartland project
District benchmarks; for the neighbouring 360 tower, our data gives AED 2,215/ft².
Price per square foot by Sobha Hartland project — our own stock
Project
AED / ft²
Lots
Avg. size
Sobha Estates
3037
4
8395 ft²
Sobha Hartland Estates
2926
3
6213 ft²
The Highbury
2480
6
799 ft²
Waves Opulence
2348
3
1871 ft²
Sobha One
2281
11
1981 ft²
Sobha Creek Vistas Heights
2096
3
1190 ft²
Crest Grande
2025
10
1755 ft²
Gemini Splendor
1525
5
4540 ft²
Our own stock as of 28 August 2026: 111 lots across the district, median AED 2.4 million, average price AED 2,290/ft². Includes projects with three or more lots and a reliable size figure.
The tower number as an address
Sobha Hartland in our database totals 111 lots, median AED 2.4 million, at a price of AED 2,290/ft².
The line's three towers differ in height by eight and by sixteen storeys, and they're separate entries in our database with different figures.
The number in the name is the address of a specific tower, not a series. 350 can't be compared to 360 by line name alone — they differ in height, in canal view, and in layout mix.
Check the tower number in the contract, not the line name in the listing.
propsearch listing: 65 storeys, developer Sobha Realty, status "under construction". Our own stock as of 28 August 2026: one lot in the project (price), data for towers 340 and 360, the Sobha Hartland median and average.
The final payment on this building falls in 2027 — under off-plan plans that is
40–60% of the price in one go. A UAE bank closes it: the flat becomes the security,
and nothing is added on top of what the developer has already been paid.
Up to 80% of the appraised value, no extra down payment
3.99% fixed for three years, up to 25 years in term
6–12 months before the keys — the bank wants six months of income history
Already been invoiced, or missed the date? That is not a dead end either — write and
we will look at what the developer will accept.
The project is under construction. I check the exact date for a particular unit in the contract before the deal.
How much does an apartment in 350 Riverside Crescent cost?
The database currently holds 1 lot in this project, from 2 700 000 AED. The list changes daily — I will send a fresh selection for the building on request.
Keeta Drone has signed an MoU with Sobha Realty to bring drone delivery to Sobha Hartland, home to 11 000+ residents — the service's first tie-up with a developer's smart community in the UAE. It already flies in Dubai Silicon Oasis and Nad Al Sheba. What it changes for tenants and owners.
A developer that builds with its own construction arm instead of appointing a main contractor. What that does to programme and quality, where the concentrated risk sits, and what to check.
Where this project stands today
I will tell you which layouts are available now, what entry really costs and what the people who live in or let the building think of it — no marketing language.