Skyflame - Binghatti
It offers studio, 1-bedroom, and 2-bedroom apartments designed for practical urban living combined with the developer’s distinctive architectural style.
Description
Binghatti Skyflame is a modern residential project by Binghatti Developers located in Majan within Dubailand. It offers studio, 1-bedroom, and 2-bedroom apartments designed for practical urban living combined with the developer’s distinctive architectural style.
Majan is positioned along Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road (E311), giving residents relatively quick access to key parts of Dubai. From the project, Downtown Dubai and Business Bay are around 20–25 minutes away by car, Dubai International Airport typically takes 20–30 minutes, and Dubai Marina is roughly 30 minutes away. This makes the location suitable for residents who commute across different business and leisure districts.
The area itself is a mixed-use residential zone that is still developing, with a growing share of completed infrastructure, estimated at around 40–50%. It is known for offering relatively attractive rental returns compared to more central districts, with typical yields in the range of 7–9% depending on unit type and management quality.
Developer: Binghatti
Completion: 2027
Prices from: 190 600$
Installment plan: 70% / 30%
The building follows Binghatti’s signature design language, with bold geometric facades, protruding balcony elements, and a strong visual identity. Large windows and panoramic glazing help increase natural light inside the apartments and open views toward surrounding communities such as Al Barari, Living Legends, and the wider Dubailand area.
Inside, the apartments are designed around efficient layouts. Living, dining, and kitchen areas are generally integrated into one open space to maximize usable area. Studios and one-bedroom units focus on compact functionality, while two-bedroom layouts offer more separation for families. Interiors use neutral tones, simple finishes, built-in storage, and floor-to-ceiling windows to enhance brightness and the sense of space.
Prices start from approximately 700,000 AED for studios, around 1.1 million AED for one-bedroom apartments, and about 1.65 million AED for two-bedroom units. The developer offers a 70/30 payment structure, where 70% is paid during construction and 30% upon handover, with completion expected in Q4 2027.
Residents will have access to a range of shared amenities, including swimming pools for adults and children, a fitness center, spa facilities, landscaped outdoor areas, playgrounds, walking paths, and barbecue zones. The development also includes security services, parking, a lobby, and small coworking spaces for everyday use.
The surrounding area provides convenient access to daily essentials such as supermarkets, cafes, pharmacies, and gyms. Nearby retail options include community malls in Majan, with larger destinations like Cityland Mall and Dubai Hills Mall within a short drive. Leisure attractions such as Global Village, IMG Worlds of Adventure, Dubai Miracle Garden, and Dubai Butterfly Garden are also easily reachable, adding to the lifestyle appeal of the location.
Property Details
Developer:
Binghatti
Completion:
2027
Prices from:
700,000
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Balcony
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Study Room
Walk-in Closet
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Children’s Play Area
Kid’s Pool
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Shared Swimming Pool
Sauna
Shops (Groceries, Clothing, Household Appliances)
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Property Name:
Skyflame - Binghatti
Added On:
July 4, 2026
Number of beds:
studio-2
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