- Developer
- Ellington
- Area
- Palm Jumeirah
- Type
- 2BR, 4BR
- Handover
- December 2026
In short
Ellington Ocean House is a new-build project by developer Ellington, in Palm Jumeirah. Unit types offered: 2BR, 4BR. Handover announced by the developer: December 2026. Announced starting price: AED 10 561 828 (≈ EUR 2,600,000), for the cheapest unit type; the price of a given unit depends on its size, floor and view.
How the price is paid
The payment plan announced by the developer, step by step
- 60/4060 %40 %Instalment 1 · AED 6 337 097 (≈ EUR 1,560,000)Instalment 2 · AED 4 224 731 (≈ EUR 1,040,000)
- On booking
- During construction
- On handover (keys)
Announced split 60/40. As is usual in Dubai, the first part (60%, i.e. AED 6 337 097 (≈ EUR 1,560,000) of the starting price) is paid before handover — booking and construction — and the second (40%, i.e. AED 4 224 731 (≈ EUR 1,040,000)) on handover. The sale and purchase agreement (SPA) sets each instalment.
Plan text as announced by the developer
Payment Plan 60/40 : On booking / During construction / Upon Handover
What about the yield?
We only publish a yield once it is sourced. Meanwhile, the area page shows you the rents actually registered locally.
What does “verified” mean?
The starting price, payment plan and handover date on this page were last verified on 14 November 2026. Our rule: every page is re-verified at least every 30 days, or we take it off the site. A price can move between two checks: your advisor confirms it in writing before any booking.
Check the project with the DLD
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Our agency can be checked too: SwissPro360 Real Estate, RERA ORN 53525. Off-plan, your payments are governed by Law 8/2007: they go into the project's escrow account, never to a personal account.