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Woodland Terraces vs Derby Heights by AMIS

Woodland Terraces is the cheaper of the two: it starts at AED 1,263,287 against AED 1,275,413, a 1% gap and prices at AED 1,763 per square foot against AED 1,996. Both hand over in 2027. Both projects are in Wadi Al Safa 3, so the same area benchmark applies to each.

A side-by-side comparison of two off-plan developments in Wadi Al Safa 3, Dubai: pricing, payment plans, handover and developer track record, from official Dubai Land Department records.

Side by side

Woodland Terraces and Derby Heights by AMIS compared

Both projects are in Wadi Al Safa 3 · area avg AED 1,472/sqft · 5-yr area growth +10%. Woodland Terraces has the lower entry price.

Woodland Terraces versus Derby Heights by AMIS comparison
Woodland TerracesDerby Heights by AMIS
Starting priceAED 1,263,287AED 1,275,413
Payment plan50/5050/50
Handover20272027
DeveloperAmis DevelopmentAmis Development
Total units7850
Developer projects——
Developer delivered——

Data computed by Peak Trust Analytics · Dubai market data powered by the Dubai Land Department (DLD) · Updated Jul 2026. Proprietary — not to be reused or redistributed without authorization. Not investment advice.

Questions & answers

Frequently Asked Questions

Which is cheaper, Woodland Terraces or Derby Heights by AMIS?

Woodland Terraces has the lower entry price, from AED 1,263,287 against AED 1,275,413 for Derby Heights by AMIS. Per square foot the order is Woodland Terraces at AED 1,763 and Derby Heights by AMIS at AED 1,996.

Which hands over first, Woodland Terraces or Derby Heights by AMIS?

Both Woodland Terraces and Derby Heights by AMIS are scheduled to hand over in 2027.

What payment plans do Woodland Terraces and Derby Heights by AMIS offer?

Woodland Terraces is offered on a 50/50 payment plan and Derby Heights by AMIS on 50/50.

What do homes cost in Wadi Al Safa 3 generally?

Homes in Wadi Al Safa 3 sold at an average of AED 1,472 per square foot, from sale transactions registered with the Dubai Land Department. That is up 10% over five years.