ESNAAD Hands Over The Spark Project in Dubai

12 May 2026 CW Team

ESNAAD Real Estate Development has announced the handover of The Spark by ESNAAD, its residential project located in Mohammed Bin Rashid City, Dubai.

The development comprises a ground floor, five residential floors and a rooftop, with 50 one and two-bedroom apartments. The project has been designed with a focus on practical layouts, contemporary architecture and long-term value for homeowners and investors.

Located in District 11 of Mohammed Bin Rashid City, the project offers connectivity to Downtown Dubai, DIFC, Meydan, Dubai Marina and Dubai International Airport through Dubai Al Ain Road.

The project includes amenities such as a swimming pool, gym, sauna and steam room, co-working space, café, bicycle parking and electric vehicle charging stations.

Ashraf Elbendari, CEO, ESNAAD, said the handover reflects the company’s focus on delivering quality residential developments aligned with evolving market requirements in Dubai.

The company stated that the project delivery comes amid continued momentum in Dubai’s residential real estate sector, supported by infrastructure growth and sustained investor demand.

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