Two sculpted towers at the gate of Dubai Science Park — a resort deck above the E311 corridor.
Binghatti Hills rises from a 13,938 m² plot in Dubai Science Park as two sculpted towers of 41 residential floors — 1,666 apartments above 21 street-level shops, developed by Binghatti, the Emirati name behind some of Dubai's most recognisable façades.
Its rhythmic, wave-like form was drawn from the undulating slopes of a terrain, and the towers wrap an amenity deck with an infinity pool, an indoor beach and zen gardens. Foreign buyers own freehold here, there is no annual property tax, and the dirham is pegged to the US dollar.
Where sophistication intertwines with tranquility.
Studios, one- and two-bedroom apartments across two towers, many with a balcony or terrace and a handful with a private garden or lap pool. Kitchens are fitted, bathrooms are stone-clad, and exact areas are confirmed in the sale and purchase agreement.
Representative studio, one- and two-bedroom layouts from Tower 1. Full plan sets for both towers on request.
The towers stand at the entrance to Dubai Science Park, on the Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road corridor between Jumeirah Village Circle, Al Barsha and Dubai Hills — with Dubai Hills Mall eight minutes away and Mall of the Emirates fifteen.
Approximate driving times as stated by the developer. Property purchases from AED 2 million can qualify for the UAE's 10-year Golden Visa.
Binghatti is a leading privately held Emirati developer, founded in Dubai in 2008. Its portfolio now exceeds 80 projects valued at more than AED 80 billion, with over 50 projects delivered to date. The brand is known for a bold, sculptural architectural signature and for branded collaborations with Bugatti, Mercedes-Benz and Jacob & Co.
Homes start from $212,000 (AED 777,777), with AED as the contract currency. Share your preferred layout and we will send availability, plans and current pricing privately.