Camelia

The Camelia cluster in Arabian Ranches 2: three bedrooms, sizes around 1,560 sqft, prices from AED 3.2 to 3.6 million at a price of AED 2,177 per square foot.

What it is

Camelia is a townhouse cluster in Arabian Ranches 2. Our stock carries two listings: around 1,561 square feet, three bedrooms, prices from AED 3.2 to 3.6 million. The figure of 578 residences turns up in a propsearch building record, but it belongs to a same-named Camelia cluster in Damac Hills 2 (developer Damac) — an apparent namesake rather than this building itself: both our lots and everything else here point clearly to Arabian Ranches 2.

Fifteen hundred square feet for three bedrooms is a compact suburban format, closer to a townhouse than a villa.

Arabian Ranches 2 is the middle of Emaar's three master-plan phases: the first was built out in the mid-2000s, and the third is under construction now.

Suburban districts: median and price per square foot

The three Arabian Ranches phases diverge noticeably: the first is 2,398 per foot with a median of 10.8 million, the second 1,907 at 5.95 million, the third 1,781 at 4.15 million.

Three generations of the same community

Arabian Ranches 2 in our database — 6 lots, median AED 5.95 million at a price of AED 1,907 per square foot. The sample is small, so the figures indicate the order of magnitude rather than an exact price.

The three Arabian Ranches phases are a rare chance to see how an Emaar suburban community ages. The first, built out in 2004–2007, trades highest of the three both by total price and by price per square foot. The third, the newest, is cheaper than both.

That's the reverse of what happens with apartments: in JBR, 2007-vintage clusters sell for half the price of new builds. Out of the city, age works in the property's favour, because it's the garden that matures along with the house, not just the façade.

For a buyer, that's a reason not to be wary of mature communities — provided the condition of the house has been checked.

Our stock as of 28 August 2026: 2 lots (sizes, bedrooms, prices), medians and price per square foot across the three Arabian Ranches phases and other suburban districts; the generational comparison with apartments is our own calculation based on JBR. The 578-residence figure in the propsearch building record belongs to a same-named project in Damac Hills 2 and isn't cited here as a fact about this cluster.