Valued at AED300M, the development is set for handover in Q4 of 2028, with more than 60 per cent of units being sold as the project.
GRID, the Dubai-based holistic realty developer, has officially broken ground on Enchanté by GRID, a premium residential development in Arjan, set beside Dubai’s Miracle Garden and Butterfly Garden. The groundbreaking ceremony marks the start of construction on the project with an estimated prospect value of over AED300M and represents GRID’s first signature development in Dubai.
The development comprises studio, one- and two-bedroom residences alongside retail space, with prices starting from AED662,000 on an attractive payment plan. Handover is scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2028 and GRID confirms the project is already more than 60 per cent sold.
Enchanté’s Arjan address places residents close to the upcoming 42km Dubai Metro Gold Line, alongside existing access to Dubai Hills, Business Bay, Meydan, JVC, Bur Dubai and the future Etihad Rail. GRID positions the location as central to the project’s appeal, citing Arjan’s improving infrastructure, retail and healthcare offering and its price point relative to established districts such as Dubai Hills, as key drivers behind the community’s rapid uptake.
Mr. Shreen R Gupta, Founder and CEO of GRID, said the groundbreaking reflects a broader shift in the company’s growth strategy. “Enchanté represents an important milestone in our growth journey. As GRID’s first forest-inspired residential community in Arjan, it strengthens our portfolio and demonstrates our ability to bring distinctive concepts to market. Our message is clear: GRID is shaping places with purpose, ambition and long-term value and with Enchanté we are introducing a residential concept that brings together thoughtful design, nature-led living, wellness and community.”
Enchanté anchors its expanding Dubai portfolio alongside projects in Al Furjan, Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC) and Business Bay, with each development built around a distinct identity and lifestyle promise, said GRID in a statement,” he added.
