Mirdad construction progress
Mirdad is 6.0% built at the Land Department inspection of September 2026. Developer Mirdad Real Estate Development. Completion registered for December 2028.
6.0%
Built, at the Land Department site inspection of 28 September 2026
Running behind its date
- Completion date (Land Department)
- December 2028
- Finish at recent pace
- November 2041
- Construction started
- August 2025
- Registered with the Land Department
- October 2025
- Developer
- Mirdad Real Estate Development
- Units
- 1,114
- Escrow bank
- Dubai Islamic Bank
- Name in Arabic
- مرداد
- Land Department project number
- 4158
- Land Department site inspections
- 3
Schedule
Between October 2025 and September 2026 the site added about 0.5 points a month. At that rate it would finish around November 2041, more than three months after the December 2028 date registered with the Land Department.
Site inspections
28 September 2026
6.0%+3.2 pts
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19 June 2026
2.8%+2.6 pts
24 October 2025
0.3%
Context
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- When will Mirdad be completed?
- The completion date registered with the Dubai Land Department is December 2028. At the pace of its recent inspections the site would reach 100% around November 2041. Developers can apply to the Land Department to extend the date, so check the register before relying on it.
- How much of Mirdad is built?
- 6.0%, measured at the Land Department site inspection on 28 September 2026. The Land Department engineers have inspected the site 3 times since October 2025.
- Is Mirdad delayed?
- It is running behind. At the rate of the last year it would finish more than three months after its registered date of December 2028.
- Who is building Mirdad?
- The registered developer is Mirdad Real Estate Development.
- Which bank holds the escrow account for Mirdad?
- Dubai Islamic Bank. Dubai law requires payments for off-plan units to go into a project escrow account at a bank approved by the Land Department, so buyer money is held against this project only.
Progress, dates, developer, units and escrow bank come from the Dubai Land Department’s Mashrooi register, read daily. The pace and the projected finish are Mulki’s own arithmetic on the last year of Land Department inspections, not a forecast from the developer. Site photos belong to the Dubai Land Department. See how Mulki works with Land Department data.