About Regent Residences Dubai: Sankari Place

Regent Residences Dubai: Sankari Place is an off-plan development by Sankari Properties in Business Bay, Dubai. Entry price is AED 39,500,000.

Regent Residences Dubai: Sankari Place is a residential project by Sankari Properties in Business Bay, Dubai, built under the Regent name. On its own website the developer signs it "Developed by Sankari" and lists 63 full-floor residences and a limited collection of 10 water villas, with architecture by Foster + Partners and interior design by Portia Fox, with YODEZEEN also credited.

Where is Regent Residences Dubai: Sankari Place?

We list the project in Business Bay, the mixed-use district of towers on the Dubai Canal, directly south of Downtown Dubai. Business Bay sits between Sheikh Zayed Road to the west, Al Khail Road to the south, and the Dubai Canal and Downtown Dubai to the north and east.

The developer describes the project as "an address that places you at the centre of an exclusive waterfront culture", but its project page does not name the street or the plot. Ask for the plot number in writing and check it against the Dubai Land Department records before you reserve. Other new launches in the district are on our off-plan projects in Business Bay page.

Unit types and layouts

The developer publishes two kinds of home:

63 full-floor residences. A full-floor residence takes up a whole floor of the building, so there is no neighbour on the same level.
10 water villas. The developer calls them "a limited collection of 10 water villas".

As of November 2026 the developer's project page does not publish bedroom counts, floor sizes or a price list. Ask for the floor plan, area and payment schedule of the exact unit in writing.

Amenities

The developer lists these facilities for residents:

Fitness centre, yoga and Pilates studio, and an outdoor training area
Indoor 25m lap pool and outdoor swimming pools
Health and wellbeing spa, and a salon
Padel court, tennis court and a golf simulator
Cinema, cigar lounge and private wine storage
Private dining room with terrace
Business lounge and meeting rooms
Outdoor terrace lounge and sundeck lounge
Outdoor shaded children's play area

Regent services

The developer lists hotel-style services for residents: Regent guest experience agents, concierge, doorman, valet, 24-hour security, housekeeping, landscape and building maintenance, lifeguards for the amenity pool, gym attendants and wellness specialists.

Further services are offered à la carte (paid when used), including residence cleaning, residence and pool maintenance, garden maintenance, a chef for private dining, catered events, spa and wellness treatments, a fitness trainer, and limousine and driver services.

The developer's legal notice states that the Regent name is used by Marina Sky Villa Downtown LLC under a limited licence from IHG, and that IHG did not develop or sell the project.

About the developer: Sankari Properties

Sankari Properties presents itself as a luxury developer drawing on "forty years of crafting elegance in fashion and lifestyle". Its about page names Mohammed Sankari as Chairman and Mark Phoenix as CEO, who it says spent the past two decades at major Dubai developers including Omniyat and Emaar.

People searching for new projects by Sankari Properties in Dubai should know that, as of November 2026, the developer's about page lists one project: Regent Residences Dubai: Sankari Place. Its home page also refers to One Sankari, again with Foster + Partners architecture and Portia Fox and YODEZEEN interiors. Ask the developer directly whether One Sankari is a separate building or another name for this project. Our Sankari Properties developer page lists everything we hold from them.

Regent Residences Dubai is not connected to Golf Grove by Regent, a project in Dubai Production City by a different company, Regent Developments.

What to check before you buy

Pay only into the project escrow account. Under Dubai Law No. 8 of 2007, a developer selling off-plan must open an escrow account for the project with the Dubai Land Department's approval, and buyers' payments go into that account for building that project alone. The account details belong in your sale contract.
Get the sale registered in Oqood. Law No. 13 of 2008 set up the Interim Property Register, which the Dubai Land Department runs through its Oqood system. Ask for proof that your contract has been entered. See our guide to title deeds and Oqood.
Check the RERA project status. Confirm with the Dubai Land Department that the project is registered, and check its construction progress before each payment.
Ask about running costs early. A building with this many staffed services and facilities needs a clear service charge budget. Until the Dubai Land Department Service Charge Index shows an approved figure, ask for the developer's estimate in writing. See how to check service charges before you buy.
Get the handover date in the contract. The developer's project page does not publish one, so make sure the contract states it.

About Sankari Properties

Sankari Properties appears on our books through a single project, Regent Residences Dubai: Sankari Place, in Business Bay. That makes this a page about one building rather than a portfolio, and the building is what matters.

What do they build?

We list one project from AED 39,500,000 up to AED 80,000,000. We do not hold a confirmed handover date for the projects still under construction, so ask for it in writing before you commit.

Where do they build?

Entirely in Business Bay. A developer concentrated in one district is exposed to that district, which cuts both ways: they know it, and so does everyone selling there.

What should you check before buying?

Judge the building, not the brand. With one project there is no delivery record to read across from, so the specifics of this one carry the whole decision.
What else is being built in the same district. Concentration in one community means your resale price is set by everything else arriving there.
The handover date in writing, in the sale contract rather than the brochure. Published dates move, and a date already past is a warning rather than a detail.
The escrow account. Off-plan payments in Dubai go into a RERA regulated escrow and are released against verified construction progress. Confirm the account before paying anything.
Their delivery record. Ask what handover dates they announced on their last completed projects and when those actually handed over. That comparison tells you more than any brochure.

You can see every project we hold from Sankari Properties on this page. To compare them against what else is available, browse off-plan projects and Dubai communities, or ask us which is actually worth buying.

All Sankari Properties projects