Celesto Tower 2

A complete view of unit availability, highlighting which units are sold and which are still on the market. Explore detailed unit specifications, pricing ranges, and market benchmarks to make informed buying or investment decisions.

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231
Total Units
76
Sold
⃃ 783,800
Median Price
⃃ 1,460
Median Price /sqft
Construction progress: 0%
Start: Apr, 2026Completion: Jun, 2028

Celesto Tower 2 Price Ranges by Unit Size, Compared to Area Prices

BedUnitsSize RangePriceArea Price
Compares the Current Market median price per sqft in the project to the current median price per sqft in the area.

Position vs. Area

Studio104270 sqft - 360 sqft⃃ 0.6M (1,700 /sqft)⃃ 1,600 /sqft
5.86
1 Bed102490 sqft - 680 sqft⃃ 0.8M (1,430 /sqft)⃃ 1,350 /sqft
5.61
2 Beds25860 sqft - 1,070 sqft⃃ 1.3M (1,230 /sqft)⃃ 1,250 /sqft
-1.38

Current market shows transactions from the past 365 days across both primary and resale sales, while Primary market includes only developer (first sale) transactions.

Property price over months

Median Property Prices Over Time

Combination: Property price over months
Celesto Tower 2Wadi Al Safa 5
Jan 2026—1.5K
Feb 2026—1.5K
Mar 2026—1.5K
Apr 20261.6K1.5K
May 20261.5K1.5K
Jun 20261.4K1.4K
Jul 20261.5K1.4K
Aug 20261.4K1.5K
Sep 20261.4K1.4K
Oct 20261.5K1.4K

Available properties

Available properties are units not yet registered with the Dubai Land Department. Availability can change quickly and some units may already be reserved. Click “Check Availability” and we will confirm the latest availability with you.

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Sold properties

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Celesto Tower 2 Real Estate Data – FAQ

  • Are these figures based on listing prices or real transactions?

    All pricing, rental yield, and appreciation figures are based on actual transaction data, not listing prices. This provides a more accurate reflection of true market behavior.

  • How is capital appreciation calculated?

    Capital appreciation is calculated using the change in median price per square foot between two consecutive 12-month periods. This reflects market trends rather than changes in individual property values.