Sera 1

• Builder — Emaar Properties (high) ^[1]
• Master community — Rashid Yachts & Marina (high) ^{[1] [2]}
• Mix on the product page — 1–3 bedroom apartments plus 3 bedroom townhouses (high) ^[1]
• Marketing entry — AED 2.1 million starting price (med — filter, not SPA quote) ^[1]
• Amenity language — water gardens, pools, marina promenade (med — marketing copy) ^[1]
• Sister listing — Sera 2 appears separately on the community page (high — do not mix stock) ^[2]
• Handover on page — not shown in the capture (unknown) ^[1]
• Payment structure on page — not shown in the capture (unknown) ^[1]
• RERA / escrow IDs — not locked on this research page (unknown)

Open items: delivery date, instalment table, unit count, saleable sizes, registry numbers.

Sera 1 is a marina waterfront release: apartments from one to three bedrooms, plus three-bedroom townhouses on the same product page. ^[1] It is not sold as a detached-villa neighbourhood.

Ask for floor plans, view orientation (marina, city or internal courtyard), parking and finishes before you treat any brochure line as your unit. The AED 2.1M figure is an entry filter only. ^[1]

Handover: Emaar’s captured Sera 1 page does not print a completion quarter or year. ^[1] Any date you hear from sales is still a target until it sits in the SPA for a named unit.

Payment plan: the same capture does not lock a booking / construction / handover split. ^[1] Collect a dated cash-flow sheet, then line-match every instalment to the SPA before you transfer a booking amount.

Builder: Emaar. Brand strength does not replace escrow checks, variation clauses or service-charge estimates for this release.

Community: Rashid Yachts & Marina is the waterfront masterplan named on the Sera 1 page. ^[1] Emaar’s community materials describe berths, promenade retail and marina living at masterplan level — not as unit-level SPA rights. ^[2]

Practical fit: marina-side apartments or townhouses under an Emaar waterfront brand, where public product pages still leave timing thin. ^[1]

1. No public handover date on Sera 1’s page — do not invent one. ^[1]
2. No public instalment table on Sera 1’s page — model cash only from SPA numbers. ^[1]
3. Sera 1 vs Sera 2 confusion — keep the product name exact on the contract. ^[2]
4. View and marina access — brochure promenade language is not the same as title rights for your unit.
5. Registry papers — pull RERA and escrow outside this page.
6. AED 2.1M is a filter — not a locked quote for a specific apartment or townhouse. ^[1]

Urgency or resale-return sales lines are not treated as facts here.

1. Record SPA identifiers for Sera 1 and the unit (not Sera 2).
2. Obtain plans for size, view orientation and parking.
3. Collect RERA and escrow documents for that product.
4. Match every instalment date to SPA wording.
5. Compare the named unit price with the AED 2.1M marketing entry. ^[1]
6. Get a written proposed delivery date (missing from the public capture). ^[1]
7. Compare against one other marina listing in a similar price band. Process outline: due diligence.