A full ladder at the low end
Timez is the most completely priced project at the affordable end of Danube's range, and that transparency makes it easier to judge than most. The developer publishes studios from AED 778,000, one-bedrooms from AED 1,077,000, two-bedrooms from AED 1,503,000 and three-bedrooms from AED 2,033,000. Unlike the neighbouring Oasiz buildings, which price only the studio, this one gives you the whole ladder. The steps between the formats are even and proportionate, which suggests a building configured as a conventional residential tower rather than one weighted heavily towards investor stock at the bottom end.
The building is 1,000 homes over 38 storeys, and the developer has released 49 floor plan sets, which is an unusually wide range. That number is worth taking seriously when you come to choose. Forty-nine distinct layouts in one building means two apartments described as two-bedrooms can differ substantially in usable area, shape, balcony size and aspect, and the price ladder gives you the entry figure for the cheapest of them rather than a typical price. Reserve from the specific floor plan for the specific unit, not from the bedroom count and the advertised number.
Dubai Silicon Oasis is an established, self-contained district in the southern half of Dubai, built around a technology park and free zone. It carries its own schools, retail and a substantial employment base, which is what underpins its rental market: people who work in the district want to live within reach of it. Land there is cheaper than in the central areas, which is why a full price ladder can start at AED 778,000. It has no metro station, so it is a driving district, and that suits some households and tenants far better than others.
The project is sold on a 0.5% monthly instalment plan against a handover stated for Q2 2028, which is the lower monthly rate applied to a mid-length runway. That combination is the most affordable monthly commitment available anywhere in this district from this developer, since both Oasiz buildings run at 1%. If cash flow rather than total price is your binding constraint, that difference is worth more than the modest gap in entry price between the buildings, and it is the comparison we would put in front of you first.