Skyblade is positioned in Downtown Dubai, in the Burj Khalifa area, per Binghatti's own project documentation. Binghatti's own project data describes the structure as 4 basements plus ground plus 3 podium levels plus 55 residential floors plus 5 mechanical floors plus roof, with 619 residential units and 2 retail units, and a reported handover of Q4 2027. Distances reported: Burj Khalifa/The Dubai Mall 3 minutes, DIFC 10 minutes, Dubai International Airport 16 minutes. (We've also seen an unverified forum claim of 66 floors/357m for this tower — it doesn't match Binghatti's own published data above, so we're not using it.)
One 1-bedroom unit we've seen a sales offer for (unit BSKB-4707, level 47) runs to 765.31 sq ft including balcony (564.67 sq ft of suite area plus a 200.64 sq ft terrace), quoted at AED 3,284,999 — around AED 4,292 per sq ft on the balcony-inclusive figure. That particular offer was time-limited and has since lapsed, so treat the price as illustrative of this project's positioning rather than a current quote — ask us for what's actually available today.
A second offer we've seen, for a "Royal Suite" 1-bedroom unit (BSKB-5801, level 58), runs considerably larger — 1,030 sq ft including balcony (698.90 sq ft of suite area plus a generous 331.10 sq ft terrace) — quoted at AED 3,984,999, or around AED 3,869 per sq ft on the balcony-inclusive figure. That's a higher headline price than the unit above but actually a lower price per sq ft, mostly down to the much larger terrace allowance at this level. This offer had an expiry of 27 August 2026 and has also since lapsed, so again, treat it as illustrative of pricing at this level rather than a current quote.
The payment structure was identical on both offers: 20% on booking, then five monthly installments of 4% each, then ten further monthly installments of 3% each, and a final 30% on completion — alongside the standard 4% Dubai Land Department transfer charge and a flat AED 5,000 administration fee, both due at registration. Seeing the same structure on two separate units at different levels and price points is a good sign this is Skyblade's standard plan rather than something unit-specific — and it matches Binghatti's general pattern described above (20% booking, monthly 3–4% installments, ~30% on completion), useful if you're gauging whether a quote elsewhere in the portfolio is in the normal range.