Located in Sobha Hartland, completed in 2025. Developer — Sobha Realty. Architect — PNC Architects.
Specifications for The Crest per Propsearch and the Dubai Land Department.
They describe the whole building, not the individual unit.
About the project
The Crest is a residential complex of several buildings in Sobha Hartland, completed in 2025.
The developer is Sobha Realty. The architecture is by PNC Architects.
The tallest tower rises 47 storeys.
The database currently holds 7 lots in this project, from 1 428 000 AED; 2 of them priced below the market, the deepest discount 3%.
A 47-storey Sobha tower in Sobha Hartland, handed over. Ten lots in our stock, from AED 1.35 million to AED 5.5 million, against a district median of AED 2.75 million.
What it is
The Crest is a residential skyscraper in Sobha Hartland by Sobha Realty. 47 storeys, handed over. The listing doesn't give a residence count.
Sobha builds on a vertically integrated model: design, construction and much of the fit-out are handled by its own divisions rather than by contractors. In a completed building that's easy to check on the spot — the quality of the common areas and finish is visible right away.
Ten lots in one completed building
Ten listings in our stock for a single completed building is rare and useful for a buyer. The AED 1.35–5.5 million range, against a district median of AED 2.75 million, means the building spans the Hartland market from both ends.
A fourfold spread within a single building says one thing: floor level and size matter here more than address. In a 47-storey tower, the lower floors look out onto the neighbouring buildings, while the upper ones face the canal and Downtown in the distance.
Use that to your advantage: ten listings in one building are the best negotiating tool there is, because you can compare them directly, with no building-level adjustment needed.
Sobha Hartland
Sobha Hartland in our database: 83 lots, median AED 2.75 million, around AED 2,327 per square foot. That's cheaper per square foot than Dubai Marina and half the price of Business Bay, while sitting closer to the centre than most new districts.
Hartland was built out as a green district along the water canal, with low density by Dubai standards. Some plots are still under construction — living next to a building site is a real scenario here, and it's worth confirming what's going up around a specific tower.
Propsearch listing (storey count, developer, stage) and our own stock as of 27 August 2026 (ten lots in the building, plus the median and price per square foot for Sobha Hartland).
Sobha Realty. The architecture is by PNC Architects.
How many floors does The Crest have?
47 — that is the tallest building of the complex.
Has The Crest been handed over?
Yes, the building was handed over in 2025. This is ready housing: you can move in or let it out right after the deal.
Where is The Crest?
Sobha Hartland. A dense, green, well-built enclave beside the Ras Al Khor sanctuary — Sobha’s answer to MBR City.
How much does an apartment in The Crest cost?
The database currently holds 7 lots in this project, from 1 428 000 AED; 2 of them priced below the market, the deepest discount 3%. Prices move every day, so it is worth asking for the current list for this building.
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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.
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.