Sobha Hartland · Sobha Realty
Photos and renders of the building and grounds — not of this particular unit.
Located in Sobha Hartland, completed in 2026. Developer — Sobha Realty. Architect — PNC Architects.
Specifications for Crest Grande per Propsearch and the Dubai Land Department. They describe the whole building, not the individual unit.
Crest Grande is a residential complex of several buildings in Sobha Hartland, completed in 2026.
The developer is Sobha Realty. The architecture is by PNC Architects.
The tallest tower rises 44 storeys.
The database currently holds 4 lots in this project, from 1 762 000 AED; 1 of them priced below the market, the deepest discount 3%.
44 storeys by Sobha in Hartland, handover dated 2026. Architecture by PNC Architects, a multi-building development.
Crest Grande is a multi-building complex by Sobha Realty in Sobha Hartland, up to 44 storeys, designed by PNC Architects. The listing marks it as completed in 2026 — meaning the building has only just been handed over, and the market for it is forming right now.
Sobha builds with its own resources, without a main contractor, and that's its main selling point in the market: the company's timelines and finish quality are more consistent than average. It's easy to verify — by looking at neighbouring completed blocks from the same developer in the same district.
Our own footage of the building is interior shots. It answers the question of finish quality and layout choices but doesn't show the façade, which is why the card's cover image comes from the property listing instead.
Hartland is a district within MBR City, wedged between the Ras Al Khor reserve and the canal. The pluses: its own greenery, schools on site, and about ten minutes to Downtown as the crow flies. There's exactly one downside, and it's significant — no metro within walking distance, and the whole district is car-dependent.
For the rental rate, that sets a ceiling: families with a car pay readily, while the segment of tenants without one is cut off entirely. In a 44-storey building with a lot of small-format units, that's noticeable.
The second factor is density. Hartland is being built out fast, and Sobha's blocks reach the market in waves. If you're buying for resale, check how many other buildings are handing over nearby in the same year.
First — the actual view and orientation. At handover, construction of neighbouring blocks may still be under way around it, and what's an open view today can become a window-to-window one within two years.
Second — the actual first-year service charge. Management companies often set the initial budget below the real figure, and it rises in year two. Ask for the budget breakdown, not just the current invoice.
Third — how many lots in the building are listed at the same time. A freshly handed-over tower always produces a surge in supply, and the exit price in the first year depends directly on that number.
Propsearch listing (storey count, development type, developer, architect, district, completion year) and our own interior footage.
Sobha Realty. The architecture is by PNC Architects.
44 — that is the tallest building of the complex.
Handed over: 2026. The property is complete, so after the deal you can move in or put it on the rental market at once.
Sobha Hartland. A dense, green, well-built enclave beside the Ras Al Khor sanctuary — Sobha’s answer to MBR City.
The database currently holds 4 lots in this project, from 1 762 000 AED; 1 of them priced below the market, the deepest discount 3%. Prices in the base are live and update every day; ask for the current list for the building before deciding.
What has been written about the building, its developer and Sobha Hartland
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 district where a single developer owns the land, designs, builds with its own workforce and maintains the grounds. That brings coherence — and creates dependence.
A boutique developer whose project sits within a large master-planned community. Two developers shape your daily life in that situation, and only one of them signed your contract.
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.
I will send the available layouts, the real entry price and what owners and tenants actually say about the building — without the brochure language.
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