What is being sold?
A combined hotel and commercial mall in Mirdif, Dubai, comprising a 248-key hotel and 37 retail shops across 653,830 sq ft of built-up area.

AED 900,000,000
| Deal type | Below Market |
| Price | AED 900,000,000 |
| Size | 653830 sq.ft |
| Type | Hotel |
| Status | Ready |
| Area / Master development | Mirdif |
| Community | Mirdif |
This is an off-market sale of a combined hotel and commercial mall in Mirdif, Dubai, offered at AED 900,000,000. The asset comprises a 248-key hotel and 37 retail shops across 653,830 sq ft of built-up area. The agent cites a valuation of AED 1,149,000,000, which places the asking price AED 249,000,000 or 21.7% below that valuation.
The agent compares the AED 900,000,000 asking price with a valuation of AED 1,149,000,000. On those figures the asking price is AED 249,000,000 or 21.7% below valuation.
The agent's brief describes the gap as AED 299,000,000. That figure does not match the stated valuation: a AED 299,000,000 gap would imply a valuation of about AED 1,199,000,000. DPF uses the calculated AED 249,000,000 until the valuation report confirms the correct figure.
The valuation's date, author and basis were not supplied. Buyers should obtain the full RERA-registered valuation report before relying on this comparison.
The agent states annual rental income of AED 123,000,000 and an ROI of about 14.5%. Dividing AED 123,000,000 by the AED 900,000,000 asking price gives a gross yield of approximately 13.7%, so the agent's 14.5% may be calculated on a different basis. It is not known whether the AED 123,000,000 is gross or net of operating costs, how it splits between hotel and retail, or whether it is contracted, historical or projected. Buyers should request audited accounts, the hotel operating statements, the retail tenancy schedule and lease expiries.
Mirdif is an established residential and retail district in eastern Dubai, close to Dubai International Airport, with access via Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, Airport Road and Tripoli Street.
A hotel and mall acquisition of this size typically requires technical, legal and financial due diligence, including title and plot verification, building condition and fire-safety reports, DTCM hotel licensing, any operator or management agreement, tenancy contracts and service charge or community obligations. The agent's five-day closing window is short for this level of diligence, and buyers should take independent legal and valuation advice before committing funds.


A combined hotel and commercial mall in Mirdif, Dubai, comprising a 248-key hotel and 37 retail shops across 653,830 sq ft of built-up area.
The asking price is AED 900,000,000 for the whole asset.
The agent cites a valuation of AED 1,149,000,000. On that figure the asking price is AED 249,000,000 or 21.7% lower. The agent's brief states a AED 299,000,000 gap, which does not match the stated valuation.
The agent states rental income of AED 123,000,000 a year. That is a gross yield of about 13.7% on the asking price; the agent quotes about 14.5%. The income basis has not been verified.
The agent states the seller wants to close within five days. Buyers should take independent legal and valuation advice before committing.
Request the RERA valuation report, title and plot details, audited accounts, hotel operating statements, DTCM licensing, operator agreements and the retail tenancy schedule.
Buyer costs
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Finance
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