Dubai South Properties launches 550-unit South Square
The S4 Tower within the project was completely sold out within just three hours, the developer said.
The project reinforces Dubai South's vision of creating integrated, people-centric communities and comes in response to strong demand from investors and end-users drawn to the area's growing appeal, it said.
South Square is a community offering over 550 apartments in a mix of one-, two-, and three-bedrooms layouts. Elegantly designed with a focus on wellbeing and convenience, the community blends modern architecture with wellness-inspired amenities such as landscaped outdoor spaces, seed farms, walking trails, scenic water features, a yoga deck, multi-age fitness and leisure zones, as well as essential retail, dining outlets, and co-working spaces.
Designed for families and individuals alike, South Square promotes meaningful connections between people, nature, and healthy living - delivering a residential experience that reflects the evolving expectations of today's urban residents. Prices for units start at AED1.1 million, with completion scheduled for Q4 2028.
Nabil Al Kindi, CEO of Dubai South Properties, said: 'In the past few years, we have witnessed a sharp increase in demand for residential options in Dubai South, driven by its strategic location, modern infrastructure, and exceptional connectivity to the rest of the city. South Square is our response to this momentum—offering spacious homes, wellness-focused amenities, and in proximity to Al Maktoum International Airport and key roads. This project, like all our communities, is designed not just for living, but for enhancing quality of life through value-driven spaces focused on wellness and human connection.'
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