AHS Tower Dubai – Offices, Floor Plans, Price and Handover

The original payment plan — 5% on reservation, 20% on signing, 35% through construction, 40% on completion.

This is the developer's launch schedule as published in the AHS Tower brochure, and it applies to the original buyer. Every office here is now second-hand but not yet handed over, so what changes hands is the contract: you step into someone else's SPA, pay the seller for the equity already paid in plus whatever premium is negotiated, and take over the outstanding instalments on the same schedule. The developer has to consent, and Dubai developers normally set a minimum percentage paid before a transfer is allowed and charge an administrative transfer fee — AHS Properties publishes neither, so ask for the transfer policy in writing. Ask AHS Properties for a statement of account too: amount paid, amount outstanding, and whether every instalment to date has been met. On top of the premium, budget DLD transfer fees, Oqood registration for an off-plan unit, NOC and administration charges, agency commission and VAT. A handover delay moves two things: your completion date and when the final 40% falls due. Ask us for the unit number, floor and measured area before you offer, and — this being a redevelopment — for the structural survey, the MEP and lift replacement scope, the warranty position, the service-charge rate, the fit-out standard and the parking allocation.