Rabdan Avenue — off-plan in Meydan

• Builder on PF — Rabdan Developments (high) ^[1]
• Builder on Propsearch — Rabdan Real Estate Development via subsidiary Rabdan Avenue Development (high) ^[2]
• Public product label — Rabdan Avenue (high) ^{[1] [2]}
• Place — Meydan Avenue / Meydan, Nad Al Sheba 1, Mohammed Bin Rashid City (high) ^{[1] [2]}
• Form — one eight-storey residential apartment building (high) ^{[1] [2]}
• Structure note — one basement parking level on Propsearch (med) ^[2]
• Open price — not dual-locked (PF empty; Binayah alone ~AED 1.3M) (high gap) ^{[1] [3]}
• Beds / sizes — not dual-locked on PF or Propsearch; broker pages float 1–3BR (high gap) ^{[1] [3]}
• Unit count — not dual-locked (high gap — do not use Rabdan Square’s 33)
• Public keys stamp — December / Q4 2029 dual (med) ^{[1] [3]}
• Payment badge — empty on PF; plan on request on Binayah (high gap) ^{[1] [3]}
• Ownership chip — Freehold on portal dual (med) ^{[1] [3]}
• Construction field — not started; future start chip 2 August 2028 on PF (med — portal only) ^[1]
• First public trace — June 2026 on Propsearch (med) ^[2]
• Developer site at capture — Meydan product shown is Rabdan Square; Avenue has no product page there (high) ^{[4] [5]}

Tags help you skim. After you pick this tower, open the reservation pack and confirm it already says Rabdan Avenue.

Public marketing packages Rabdan Avenue as one eight-storey residential building in the Meydan Avenue pocket. ^{[1] [2]} Property Finder’s about copy and Propsearch’s building guide agree on that form; both place it inside wider Mohammed Bin Rashid City. ^{[1] [2]}

What is still open on public cards:

• From-price — Property Finder leaves the open empty. Binayah alone prints about AED 1.3 million. Treat that as a single-broker filter, not a dual-locked floor. ^{[1] [3]}
• Bedroom ladder — PF unit table says “coming soon.” Binayah lists 1 / 2 / 3 bedroom plus retail — broker-only until a second source matches. ^{[1] [3]}
• Sizes and home count — not dual-locked. Do not borrow official Rabdan Square figures (33 residences, 716–2,713 sqft) for this building. ^{[5] [1]}

Amenity chips on the portal (indoor pool, gym, gardens, play area, restaurants, CCTV) are brochure intent until sale-contract exhibits attach them. ^[1]

Public keys window: Property Finder prints December 2029 / Q4 2029 (expected completion stamp 1 December 2029). ^[1] Binayah also prints Q4 2029. ^[3] Treat both as marketing targets that can move — reconfirm the written keys language on the sale contract before you model cash.

Instalment framing: Property Finder shows no payment plan chips at capture. ^[1] Binayah says the plan is available on request. ^[3] Build your cash calendar from the sale-contract schedule only — social media percentage badges are not dates.

Property Finder also stamps a future construction start of 2 August 2028. That is a portal calendar field, not a surveyor report. ^[1] Propsearch first logged the building in June 2026. ^[2]

Developer hub: Rabdan Developments. On rabdan.ae, the Meydan product shown at capture was Rabdan Square, not Avenue. ^{[4] [5]} Photo the seller entity on the reservation pack and match it to the sale-contract header — Propsearch also lists subsidiary Rabdan Avenue Development under Rabdan Real Estate Development. ^[2]

Area hub: Meydan within the Nad Al Sheba / Mohammed Bin Rashid City belt. ^{[1] [6]} Use the portal location tree and the official Meydan community page as place context only — not a measured commute map. For the wider MBR City frame, see also MBR City.

Sibling to keep separate: official Rabdan Square (from about AED 1.8 million, 1–3BR, about 33 residences, completion payment language Q4 2027 on the developer page). ^[5] Different keys year and product shape — pick Avenue or Square first, then check the booking form and sale contract name the same one.

1. Developer site gap — Avenue is portal-documented; rabdan.ae pointed Meydan buyers to Square instead. Confirm product name on paper. ^{[4] [1]}
2. Sibling confusion — Square posts ~33 homes, ~AED 1.8M open and Q4 2027 completion language. Avenue’s public keys stamp is later. ^[5]
3. Price not dual-locked — PF empty; Binayah alone ~AED 1.3M. Signed unit price wins. ^{[1] [3]}
4. Payment plan unpublished on main portals — sale-contract schedule only. ^[1]
5. Bedroom ladder and sizes thin — do not invent floor plans or a home count. ^[1]
6. Construction still “not started” on PF with a far-out start chip — timeline can slip. ^[1]
7. Amenity list is marketing — pool, gym, gardens, play area, restaurants and CCTV language bind only when sale-contract exhibits say so. ^[1]
8. How you buy — developer stock, broker assignment or resale each need a different paper trail before funds move.

1. Pull DLD registration and escrow status for this exact project before you transfer a booking fee.
2. Read the reservation pack: product line should already say Rabdan Avenue, with unit ID, bed count and net area filled in — refuse a Square or generic “Meydan Avenue” label. Buyers check forms; they do not rewrite them. ^{[1] [5]}
3. Copy every instalment date from the printed sale-contract table. Portal cards have no dual payment badge. ^[1]
4. Put the SPA keys clause next to the public December / Q4 2029 stamp and note any gap before you model cash. ^[1]
5. Ask for unit plans and net-area sheets — public portals leave sqft blank. ^[1]
6. Request service-charge guidance (cooling, shared facilities) for the unit type you shortlist.
7. Freehold wording on the portal is a chip only — confirm title language on the signed sale contract. ^[1]
8. For a wider process map, open our buyer due-diligence guide.