48 Parkside

48 Parkside is a nine floor residential building by Tabeer Developments in Arjan, the community in Al Barsha South next to Dubai Miracle Garden. It has 187 apartments from one to three bedrooms, and the developer now lists it as completed. Below is what Tabeer publishes, how the handover date moved, and what to check before you buy.

Where 48 Parkside is in Arjan

Tabeer gives the address as Arjan, Al Barsha South. Its factsheet shows the building beside a community park, with direct access to the park and to Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road. The developer quotes these drive times:

• 2 minutes to Dubai Miracle Garden and to Mediclinic Parkview Hospital
• 5 minutes to Sunmarke School
• 7 minutes to Global Village
• 7 to 15 minutes to Dubai Hills Mall, depending on which Tabeer document you read
• 20 minutes to Downtown Dubai and to Dubai Marina
• 25 minutes to Dubai International Airport

For the wider area, read our Arjan community guide, or compare other off-plan projects in Arjan.

Who Tabeer Developments are

Tabeer Developments is a Dubai developer established in 2014, according to a June 2024 Gulf Business report. That report names Naveed Godil as Chairman and Arsalan Pirani as Managing Director, and lists Dragon Views and Tabeer 1 in International City and V2 in Dubai Sports City as completed projects. A Gulf News partner article from October 2026 adds that the company was restructured and relaunched as a brand in 2020. Tabeer's own website lists four current projects: 48 Parkside and Parkside Boulevard in Arjan, and 99 Parkplace and 368 Park Lane in Jumeirah Village Circle. You can see the ones we list on our Tabeer developer page.

The building and its apartments

Tabeer describes 48 Parkside as ground plus nine floors, with 187 apartments in total. Its factsheet breaks them down like this:

The developer's material does not list studios. The brochure shows these sample floor plans, with total areas as Tabeer states them:

• 1 bedroom (suite 202): 744 sq ft
• 1 bedroom with study (suite 201): 833 sq ft
• 2 bedroom with study (suite 204): 1,233 sq ft
• 3 bedroom with plunge pool (suite 205): 1,508 sq ft
• 3 bedroom with plunge pool and study (suite 216): 1,522 sq ft

These are single example suites, so other units of the same type can differ. Always check the exact area in the sale contract or title deed. Tabeer lists smart home technology, kitchens with European built in appliances and large format Turkish tiles running floor to ceiling.

Amenities

The brochure describes over 30,000 sq ft of amenities spread across a leisure deck and a sky deck. Tabeer lists:

• a semi Olympic size infinity pool and a separate kids' pool
• private plunge pools on selected units
• mini golf and a jogging track
• a wellness centre
• a BBQ area and green area
• a rooftop garden and sitting area
• a business centre, concierge service and 24 hour security

Handover: what the dates say

The published completion date moved several times, and the sources do not agree on a single date:

• In June 2024, Gulf Business reported that Tabeer was set to hand over 48 Parkside that year.
• The developer's factsheet shows the final 50% payment due on completion in June 2025.
• Tabeer's construction progress page shows Q4 2025 and marks the project completed, with finishing works done.
• Tabeer's project page gives completion as February 2026.
• A Gulf News partner article in October 2026 reports that the project has been handed over.

So the building is now finished, later than first announced. You can confirm a project's official status on the Dubai Land Department's Real Estate Project Status service, which shows the developer, completion and escrow details. Our guide to off-plan handover delays and your rights explains what a later date means for a buyer.

How buying works: Oqood, escrow and registration

Under Dubai Law No. 8 of 2007, a developer selling off-plan must open a separate escrow account for the project with a bank accredited by the Dubai Land Department (DLD). Buyers' payments go into that account and can be used only to build the project, and RERA audits these accounts. Law No. 13 of 2008 requires every off-plan sale to be registered on DLD's Interim Real Estate Register, or the sale is void. Developers handle these registrations through DLD's self registration system, Oqood.

DLD charges a registration fee of 4% of the property's value, paid by the buyer. Now that 48 Parkside is complete, a resale unit is transferred by title deed through DLD instead. Tabeer's factsheet showed a plan of 50% paid in stages during construction and 50% on completion. Our guide to how off-plan payment plans work has more.

48 Parkside reviews: what to check yourself

We do not publish star ratings or quote reviews we cannot verify. A better test is the checklist DLD gives buyers in its official guide for real estate investors. Before signing, check:

1. Is the project registered with RERA?
2. Is there an escrow account, and what are its number and the name of the escrow agent?
3. What is the percentage of completion, and the expected completion date?
4. Is the developer registered with RERA, and does it own the land or hold a development agreement?
5. Does the developer have the DLD and RERA approvals to sell units in this project?

Then compare the handover dates Tabeer announced for its earlier projects with when they actually handed over, and read the payment schedule and handover clauses in your sale and purchase agreement rather than the brochure. Our guide on how to check a developer before buying off-plan walks through each step. If you would like help finding an available unit at 48 Parkside, or comparing it with other buildings in Arjan, we can help you buy.