The Wilds 3 — off-plan in The Wilds by Aldar

• Builder — Aldar Properties (high) ^{[1] [4]}
• Portal product name — The Wilds 3 / The Wilds 3 by Aldar (high) ^{[4] [5]}
• Master plan — The Wilds by Aldar, Dubailand / Dubai Land (high) ^{[1] [4]}
• Stock mix — 4–5BR apartments + 3–5BR villas (high — PF + Projects Scout) ^{[4] [5]}
• Buildings on PF key info — 1 (med, single chip) ^[4]
• Published sizes — Type 1 rows empty / “Coming soon” on PF (not dual-locked) ^[4]
• Open price — blank on PF and Projects Scout (not dual-locked) ^{[4] [5]}
• Keys target — May 2029 dual; PF also Q2 2029 / 31 May 2029 (med) ^{[4] [5]}
• Portal calendar — construction 29 Jul 2025; expected booking 28 Jul 2025 (med) ^{[4] [5]}
• Payment schedule — empty on main PF card (not dual-locked) ^[4]
• Title chip — freehold on PF (med) ^[4]
• DLD naming — some registry rows use project “The Wilds 3”; Propsearch links samples to Cassia 4 (med — read forms carefully) ^[6]

We omit registry IDs we could not verify.

Marketing stills for this card show a cluster of mid-rise, curved residential buildings around a landscaped courtyard pool, with villa streets beyond — not a single glass tower. Property Finder and Projects Scout both tag the product as apartments and villas. On PF, the unit table lists 4- and 5-bedroom apartments plus 3-, 4- and 5-bedroom villas; every Type 1 size field was still blank on capture. ^{[4] [5]}

That mix is what separates this card from siblings: Naseem and Murjan sell houses only; official The Wilds Residences markets 1–3 bedroom apartments with a different entry ladder. ^{[2] [4]}

No dual starting price appears on the two primary portals. ^{[4] [5]} Thin broker pages that flash ~AED 5.1M or ~AED 1.6M disagree with each other and with the blank PF/Projects Scout cards — wait for a unit-level quote.

PF’s sold-history strip under the same location tree (example: a 3-bed villa near AED 5.41M) is a transaction sample, not a published open. ^[4]

Name collision risk: Propsearch attaches some Dubai Land Department sales labeled project “The Wilds 3” to Cassia 4 community guides. Portal product cards and registry phase names do not always match. ^[6] Keep The Wilds 3, Cassia, Naseem, Murjan and Residences on separate shortlist lines. After you choose, make sure the paperwork already prints that choice.

Other labels that are not this card:

• Murjan — villa enclave
• Naseem — villa phase
• Cassia phases — official Aldar villa collection ^[1]
• Ravenna Residences ^[1]
• Moringa Mansions — premium mansion programme
• The Wilds Residences — 1–3BR apartments ^[2]

Completion is the strongest dual signal here. Property Finder shows delivery May 2029, Q2 2029 and expected completion 31 May 2029, plus construction start 29 July 2025 and expected booking 28 July 2025. Projects Scout independently lists completion 31 May 2029 and a sale window from 28 July 2025. ^{[4] [5]} Those remain marketing targets. If the sale contract or a later written notice moves the date, the contract controls.

Instalment detail is thin. The main PF card has an empty payment list. Broker sketches such as 10/55/35 or 65/35 are not matched on PF. ^[4] Rebuild the full cash path from the dated AED schedule inside your pack only.

Developer: Aldar. Community marketing for villas sits on Aldar’s Cassia / Ravenna page; apartments also appear under The Wilds Residences. There was no dedicated aldar.com URL named “The Wilds 3” when we captured. Use the seller string on the forms you are given — not brochure brand alone. ^{[1] [2] [3]}

Place: The Wilds by Aldar in Dubailand. PF nests the card under Dubai Land → The Wilds by Aldar → The Wilds 3 by Aldar. Propsearch’s master guide sits under Wadi Al Safa 3. ^{[4] [6]}

Aldar’s February 2025 launch framed about 1,700 homes for the full Wilds programme. This portal card is one line inside that master, not the entire stock. ^[3]

1. Wrong sister product — Cassia, Naseem, Murjan, Ravenna, Moringa, Residences

and “The Wilds 3” share the master brand. Your forms must already name the release and unit you selected. ^{[1] [2]}

1. Registry label drift — DLD can print “The Wilds 3” while Propsearch maps

samples to Cassia 4. Read the printed product line. ^[6]

1. No dual open price — primary portals leave price blank. ^{[4] [5]}
2. Blank size table — Type 1 rows empty on capture. ^[4]
3. No dual payment grid — PF schedule empty. ^[4]
4. Mixed stock assumptions — apartments and villas share one card; do not

import Residences 1–3BR terms or Naseem villa-only terms. ^[4]

1. Amenity list vs handover list — ask for a written final amenities sheet. ^[4]
2. Seller string mismatch — reservation party versus sale-contract seller.

1. Use Dubai Land Department tools to verify registration and escrow status before you pay any booking fee.
2. Decide apartment vs villa layout first. On the booking form and sale contract, check product name, unit ID, bedrooms, area and parking already match that choice. Buyers do not rewrite Aldar’s fixed forms. ^[4]
3. Hold The Wilds 3 apart from Cassia, Naseem, Murjan and Residences — decline paperwork that swaps those labels. ^{[1] [2] [6]}
4. Snapshot the reservation seller line, then match it character-for-character to the sale-contract seller. ^[1]
5. Derive every cash stage from the dated AED instalment grid inside your pack only. ^[4]
6. Ask for measured drawings of the exact type — PF size cells were empty. ^[4]
7. Get a written amenities list for this release, not a generic Wilds brochure. ^[4]
8. Wider process notes: method.