Danube’s 11-Project Handover Pledge: Which 20:70 Projects Are Included

In late July 2026, Danube Properties publicly committed to handing over 11 projects across Dubai within the following 12 months — a pledge the company has been describing as its "11/11" delivery push. As of this writing, roughly two months into that 12-month window, here's what the pledge actually covers, and how it connects to Danube's current 20:70 payment plan offer.

What was actually announced

This is a forward-looking delivery commitment, not a completed track record: Danube said it would hand over 11 named projects within the 12 months following the July 2026 announcement, despite citing higher construction material costs from regional supply disruption. The 11 projects named in the announcement are:

• Elitz 1 & 3 — Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC)
• Sportz by Danube — Dubai Sports City
• Viewz 1 & 2 — Jumeirah Lakes Towers (JLT)
• Oceanz 1, 2 & 3 — Dubai Maritime City
• Fashionz by Danube — Jumeirah Village Triangle (JVT)
• Oasiz 1 & 2 — Dubai Silicon Oasis

We have not independently verified the handover status of each individual project since the announcement; treat the 12-month window as running from late July 2026, and confirm the current status of any specific unit directly with a Binayah advisor before relying on a handover date.

Where this overlaps with the 20:70 offer

Several of the communities named in the handover pledge — Oceanz, Sportz, Viewz, Fashionz, Oasiz and Elitz — are also among the projects eligible for the current 20:70 payment plan and 10% waiver. That's not a coincidence worth reading too much into: Danube runs its payment plans and promotions across its active portfolio broadly, including both projects nearing handover and newer launches. But it is a useful data point if delivery timeline matters to your decision, since a project already named in an active handover push is, on the company's own public commitment, closer to completion than one without any such announcement attached.

What this means, and doesn't mean, for a buyer

A public handover pledge is a signal, not a guarantee. It tells you the developer has publicly staked its reputation on a timeline for that specific project, which is a real form of accountability — but off-plan handover dates shift industry-wide, and this pledge covers a 12-month window with multiple projects inside it, not a single fixed date. If a near-term handover matters to your decision on which of the 16 eligible 20:70 offer projects to book, ask specifically about that project's current construction status rather than relying on the portfolio-wide pledge alone. See our comparison of Danube's payment plans for how the 20:70 terms stack up against Danube's standard 1% structure.

Frequently asked questions

Has Danube actually handed over any of the 11 projects yet?
We have not verified individual handover status for this article. Confirm the current status of any specific project directly with Danube or a Binayah advisor.

Are all 11 pledge projects part of the 20:70 offer?
No. Six of the eleven pledge projects (Oceanz, Sportz, Viewz, Fashionz, Oasiz, Elitz) are also on the 20:70 offer's eligible list; the other named projects and the offer's remaining projects don't overlap.

Does a handover pledge affect the payment plan terms?
No. The pledge is about delivery timeline; the 20:70 structure and 10% waiver are separate commercial terms that apply the same way regardless of a project's position in the handover pledge.