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Sobha Orbis is a trio‑tower, 34‑storey luxury apartment development in Motor City, Dubai. It offers a boutique residential experience with 1–2 BR layouts, each floor featuring 19 units. Set amid lush podium gardens and located near the Dubai Autodrome, Miracle Garden, and Metro, it offers serene urban living complemented by resort‑grade amenities including sky gardens, a Jacuzzi, landscaped courts, a kids’ pool, and a clubhouse. It represents a refined haven for families and professionals seeking upscale living within a vibrant yet calm community.
Residences range from compact 1 BR (490–580 sq ft suite + balcony) to 1.5 BR with study (610–700 sq ft), up to 2 BR units (906–988 sq ft plus balcony). Designed with floor-to-ceiling glazing, fitted Bosch kitchens, utility/store or study rooms, and premium finishes, each unit offers high functionality. Balconies enhance living space, while amenities include resort‑style pools, outdoor gym, yoga deck, BBQ lounges, kids’ play areas, landscaped gardens, co-working spaces, and covered parking, creating a balanced urban retreat for vibrant city living.
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20%
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60%
During Construction
20%
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Instructions for how to stay in the UAE long-term with the Golden Visa of 10+ years*
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Instructions for how to stay in the UAE long-term with the Golden Visa of 10+ years*
Download PDF
Instructions for how to stay in the UAE long-term with the Golden Visa of 10+ years*
Download PDF
Instructions for how to stay in the UAE long-term with the Golden Visa of 10+ years*
Download PDFIf purchasing from the secondary market, expect DLD fees of 4% of the property’s value, plus registration and agency commissions.
Typically, it takes 2–6 weeks depending on the agreement and paperwork between buyer and seller.
Yes, non-UAE residents can buy freehold properties in designated areas of Dubai.
No, you do not need a residency visa to buy property, but some property investments can qualify you for one.
Yes, you can rent it out for both long-term and short-term leases depending on the area and building rules.
Yes, annual maintenance fees apply and are based on the RERA service charge index and property type.