One by Binghatti at Business Bay

One by Binghatti is a single, tall residential tower on the edge of the Dubai Canal in Business Bay. It rises 61 residential floors above two podium levels and three basements, topped by a dedicated amenity floor and a roof. The address is built for one thing: canal-front living in the centre of the city. Binghatti runs its own design and construction arm, which is how it pushes towers like this to handover quickly, and the project is already listed as available rather than a distant launch.

Business Bay is where Dubai's corporate towers meet waterfront homes, and One sits in the middle of it. From the tower, Burj Khalifa, Downtown Dubai, The Dubai Mall and Dubai Opera are each about five minutes away, and the Canal Walk promenade is on the doorstep. Coca-Cola Arena and Dubai Design District are around seven minutes out, Meydan Racecourse eight, and Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary, home to the city's flamingos, about fifteen. For a resident, that is the cultural and business core of Dubai inside a short drive.

Most pages quote a single starting figure and stop. The fuller picture from Binghatti's own data is more useful. Studios open the tower at AED 2 million. One-bedroom homes run between AED 2.7 million and AED 3.2 million, with sizes reaching about 1,240 sq ft, and the project also offers one-bedroom royal suites. Two-bedroom suites average around AED 3.5 million, with space up to roughly 1,580 sq ft (Binghatti area guide).

Worked through, those rates land near AED 2,200 to 2,580 per square foot, in line with canal-front Business Bay stock. Three and four-bedroom apartments and the office units sit above that range. Because the entry price clears AED 2 million, every home here meets the threshold for the 10-year Golden Visa, which is not the case at cheaper Binghatti towers.

One by Binghatti is not only apartments. The mix runs from studios through 1, 2, 3 and 4-bedroom homes to standalone office units, so a buyer can live, invest, or base a business in the same building. A full floor is given over to amenities, and the design leans on the water, with a pool and canal views shaping the social spaces. For a smaller home, the two-bedroom layouts also leave room to carve out a study or work zone, a practical touch for a Business Bay address.

The payment plan is 20% on signing the contract, 50% across construction, and 30% on completion. With handover set for Q4 2026, a buyer entering now is close to the completion stage, so the 30% portion is not far off. That suits someone ready to fund a near-term handover rather than a long, slow off-plan schedule. Ask for the exact remaining stages and the service charge per square foot before you sign.

Binghatti Developers is a Dubai house known for design-led towers and quick delivery, with a portfolio across Business Bay and its branded residences with Bugatti and Mercedes-Benz. It controls its own design and build, which keeps handover dates tight. For a near-ready tower like One, that record is the reassurance behind the plan: the difference between a promise and keys on schedule.