41-storey residential building in Arjan, completed in 2025. Developer — Danube Properties Development.
What the building has
Swimming pool
Shops
Sports courts
Park and landscaping
Specifications for Skyz by Danube per Propsearch and the Dubai Land Department.
They describe the whole building, not the individual unit.
About the project
Skyz by Danube is a 41-storey residential building in Arjan, completed in 2025.
The developer is Danube Properties Development.
The building holds 808 apartments in total.
The database currently holds 5 lots in this project, from 630 000 AED.
41 storeys and 808 apartments from Danube in Arjan, handed over in 2025. Five of our lots — studios and apartments — from AED 630,000 to AED 1.45 million.
What this building is
Skyz by Danube is a 41-storey residential skyscraper in Arjan, developed by Danube Properties. The building record lists 808 apartments and a completion year of 2025; confirmed amenities include a pool, a retail gallery, sports courts, and landscaped grounds.
Danube operates in the affordable segment: a low entry threshold, long payment plans, and large volumes. 808 apartments in a single building is a scale typical of the developer.
Our five lots are studios, one-, and two-bedroom apartments ranging from 346 to 1,291 square feet, all ready.
What the numbers show
Prices range from AED 630,000 to AED 1.45 million, at an average price of around AED 1,627 per square foot. The neighbouring, still-under-construction Vincitore Volare in the same district is priced at AED 1,607: the district's price level is fairly even.
We have no data on discounts for this address: the field is blank for every lot.
The key figure here is volume. The building was handed over in 2025, putting 808 apartments onto the rental and resale market at once. That puts pressure on both the rental rate and the exit price in the first few years.
What to factor in
First, competition within the building. With 808 apartments and a uniform mix, you're competing directly with your own neighbours, and price wins.
Second, transport. There's no metro within walking distance in Arjan; a tenant without a car won't consider the district.
Third, condition. The building is new, but affordable-segment studios wear out quickly under heavy rental use; inspect the specific apartment.
Propsearch building record (storeys, number of apartments, building type, developer, district, completion year, amenities) and our own stock as of 28 August 2026: 5 lots — price range, sizes, price per square foot, bedroom mix, completion status. The discount field for this address is blank.
Yes. Skyz by Danube was handed over in 2025 — it is ready housing you can live in or let straight after the deal.
Where is Skyz by Danube?
Arjan. A dense apartment district beside Dubai Science Park, best known to visitors for Miracle Garden and to investors for its yields.
How much does an apartment in Skyz by Danube cost?
The database currently holds 5 lots in this project, from 630 000 AED. Prices move every day, so it is worth asking for the current list for this building.
What is on site at Skyz by Danube?
Swimming pool, Shops, Sports courts, Park and landscaping. The list comes from the project description and covers the whole complex.
RTA fully opened phase one of the Hessa Street upgrade in April 2026: 4.5km, four lanes each way, capacity up from 8 000 to 16 000 vehicles an hour, and the Sheikh Zayed Road–Al Khail Road run cut from 15 minutes to about 4.
A developer building in Arjan and Discovery Gardens. In districts with large amounts of old, cheap rental stock, your new building competes with it — and that sets a ceiling.
A developer competing on decoration in Arjan and the mid-market districts. Where a distinctive facade genuinely helps, where it does not, and what to check underneath it.
Transaction statistics on Dubai retail units give an unexpected picture: activity leads not at prestige addresses but in mass residential districts.
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.