Maserati Island is set to include 840 residences and nine villas in The World Islands archipelago. The first phase will feature 232 units with private pools, with the first handovers scheduled for 2030.
Maserati and Samana Collecta, a real estate brand of developer Samana Developers, unveiled Maserati Island on Monday, 9 November. It is the Italian carmaker’s first residential development. The complex is designed for year-round living on one of the artificial islands in The World Islands archipelago off the coast of Dubai.
First phase will range from studios to four-bedroom homes
According to the companies, the initial release of 232 units ranges from studios to one-, two-, three- and four-bedroom homes, each with a private pool. The floor plans and large glazed surfaces are designed to preserve sea views. In addition to the 840 residences, the master plan includes seven overwater villas and two villas set among the island’s vegetation.
The announcement puts the first handovers in 2030. The companies did not disclose prices, floor areas or payment terms in the statement.
Italian furniture and yacht access
Architect Carlo Colombo of A++ Studio is overseeing the interiors. The project will feature pieces from the Giorgetti Maserati Edition collection, created in 2025 in partnership with the Italian furniture maker. The collection will furnish the shared areas, with pieces also available as options for the apartments. Santo Ficili, CEO of Alfa Romeo and Maserati, described the development as an extension of Casa Maserati, an initiative that takes the brand’s design beyond cars.
The announced amenities include a floating Italian restaurant, a beach club, private beaches, a central lagoon, shared pools, spas and indoor and outdoor fitness areas. The project also calls for a marina for water sports, coworking spaces, high-speed internet, shops and a concierge service. For everyday travel, the developer plans a yacht shuttle between the island and mainland Dubai.
Source — Maserati and Samana Collecta press release dated 9 November 2026. This content was created with the help of AI and reviewed by the editorial team.