Azizi Milan
An 81,200 home district launched by Azizi in April 2025. Towers are on sale for handover from mid-2028, but the site had not started construction by April 2026.
Short answer
Azizi Milan is an off-plan district in City of Arabia, launched for sale on 24 April 2025. Individual towers, including Milan 53 and Milan Heights, list handover dates of May and June 2028 (Property Finder; Propsearch). Propsearch, checked 5 April 2026, still described the wider site as at the planning stage with construction yet to start, even though pre-registration sales were already active. No single handover date covers the whole district.
- Status
- off-plan
- Handover
- Towers due from May to Jun 2028 (published); wider site not yet in construction as of Apr 2026
- Payment plan
- Typically 10% booking, 50 to 60% construction, 30 to 40% handover (varies by tower)
- Starting price
- From AED 560,000 (studio, launch 2025 to 2026)
Planned homes across the district
81,200
Azizi; Gulf News, 24 Apr 2025
Project value
AED 75 billion
Gulf News, 24 Apr 2025
Milan 53 handover
Jun 2028
Property Finder, Sep 2026
Studio, from
AED560,000
Property Finder, Sep 2026
When will Azizi Milan be handed over?
Azizi launched sales at Milan, in what was formerly known as City of Arabia, on 24 April 2025. The district is sold as separate towers rather than one project, so handover dates differ by building.
| Tower | Published handover | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Milan 53 | Jun 2028 | Property Finder |
| Milan Heights | May 2028 (estimated) | Propsearch |
| Milan 18 | Not specified; nearby towers range Apr 2027 to Q2 2028 | eplogoffplan |
Propsearch’s own overview of the district, last checked on 5 April 2026, still describes Milan as at the planning stage with construction yet to start, even though several towers had pre-registration sales recorded by then. There is no confirmation from Azizi of a single handover date for the district as a whole.
What is the Azizi Milan payment plan?
Plans vary by tower. Property Finder lists two common structures for Milan buildings: 10% at launch, 50% during construction and 40% on handover, or 10% at launch, 60% during construction and 30% on handover.
As a worked example, using the 10/50/40 plan on a studio listed from AED 560,000, the 10% deposit is AED 56,000. Dubai’s 4% Dubai Land Department registration fee adds a further AED 22,400. That puts the cash needed at booking at about AED 78,400, before any other admin fees. This is an example for one unit at one price point, not a quote.
What do homes at Azizi Milan cost?
Studio prices across the towers launched so far range from about AED 560,000 to AED 644,000, based on Property Finder and Propsearch listings from 2025 and 2026. Larger units, including 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments and duplexes, are also available, with prices set separately for each tower as it launches.
Who is the developer and what is its handover record?
Azizi Developments says it has delivered more than 45,000 homes in Dubai and handed over 7 projects in 2026 so far, with 10 more targeted by year end. Its record is mixed on individual dates: Azizi Venice’s first buildings, promised for Q1 2026, had not been confirmed handed over by September 2026, when Azizi said handovers there would run into 2027.
What to check before booking
- The exact tower name, such as Milan 53 or Milan Heights, not just “Azizi Milan”. Each has its own handover date and price list.
- Whether your tower has started construction, given the wider district was still at the planning stage as of Propsearch’s April 2026 check.
- The payment plan for your specific tower, since the split between construction and handover payments differs across the district.
- The DLD project status for your building, through the Dubai Land Department’s project status enquiry service, once construction begins.
Questions buyers also ask
When will Azizi Milan hand over?
There is no single date for the whole district. Individual towers on sale, such as Milan 53 and Milan Heights, list handover dates of June and May 2028. Propsearch, checked on 5 April 2026, described the wider site as still at the planning stage with construction yet to start.
How big is Azizi Milan?
Azizi's own figures put the district at 81,200 homes across a 40 million sq ft site, worth more than AED 75 billion, with towers up to 70 storeys and space for about 144,000 residents.
What is the payment plan for Azizi Milan towers?
It varies by tower. Property Finder lists options such as 10% at launch with 50% during construction and 40% on handover, or 10% at launch with 60% during construction and 30% on handover, depending on the specific building.
How much do homes in Azizi Milan cost?
Studio apartments were listed from about AED 560,000 to AED 644,000 across different towers launched in 2025 and 2026, according to Property Finder and Propsearch.
Has construction started at Azizi Milan?
Propsearch's most recent check, on 5 April 2026, described the district as at the planning stage with construction yet to start, even though pre-registration sales were already recorded for several towers.