Sobha Solis Tower D

The last of Solis's four towers, 19 apartments per floor facing the Autodrome

Sobha Solis comprises around 2,316 apartments spread across four towers, and Tower D is the final one to come online. Tower A alone holds some 766 units. Towers B, C and D share the remaining 1,550. Tower D rises over a ground floor, twenty five upper floors and a rooftop terrace, with 19 units per floor and handover set for December 31, 2027. This is a freehold offering, spanning one, two and three bedroom layouts, located in Dubai Motor City along the edge of the Dubai Autodrome circuit.

Twenty five floors, 3.4 metre floor to floor height

With 19 units per level across 25 floors, the tower works out to just under 500 units in theory, which lines up with the total announced for towers B, C and D combined. It's a dense layout, and the brochure doesn't hide that fact. In return, Sobha lists a floor to floor height of 3.4 metres, higher than what's typical in many mid range residential buildings in Dubai. Every apartment comes with a balcony at no extra cost. Tower D has its own lobby and its own lifts (six to eight per tower, plus a service lift), which helps keep wait times down during peak hours in a community of this size.

Four towers set on a 1.6 hectare podium

All four towers sit on a shared podium of roughly 4 acres, a little over 1.6 hectares. The podium rises across four levels, and its top level is fully landscaped. At the centre, Sobha has built a sunken courtyard with a leisure pool surrounded by trees, and several indoor amenities look out onto this pool. Internal roads run 7 metres wide. Retail units have their own separate parking, at podium level and on the surface, and each tower has its own dedicated entry and exit points, a detail that matters when more than 2,000 households share the same site.

Arsenal FC puts its name on the gym, for now

The most heavily promoted amenity is a fitness space developed with Arsenal FC, fitted with equipment comparable to what the London club uses. The brochure includes a caveat worth noting here. The Arsenal branding depends on the partnership between Sobha Realty and the club staying in place, and it's only guaranteed for a limited period. Another feature specific to this site: an observation deck facing the circuit, something few residential developments can offer. The rest of the amenity list is standard for this segment: tennis court, cricket nets, padel, indoor and outdoor climbing, outdoor cinema, dog park, music studio, pilates, sauna and steam room, coworking space.

Engineered stone, fitted appliances and district cooling

Kitchens come fitted out with an oven, gas hob, hood, fridge freezer and washer dryer from established brands. Countertops and sinks use engineered stone or an equivalent, with cabinetry in laminate or melamine finish. Bathrooms are tiled in porcelain on both floors and walls. The floor to ceiling glass facade uses double glazing for thermal and acoustic insulation, which matters given the proximity to a motor racing circuit. The building is connected to a district cooling network, and condensation water from the air conditioning is reused for irrigation, two choices that affect long term service charges.

Emirates Road and Mohammed Bin Zayed Road within reach

Motor City sits between two of Dubai's major arteries, Emirates Road and Mohammed Bin Zayed Road. First Avenue Mall and The Ribbon Mall are about five minutes away. Downtown, Dubai Mall, JBR and Dubai Marina are 20 to 25 minutes by car, and DXB international airport is roughly thirty minutes away. The area has no metro station, so a car remains a daily necessity. This profile suits families working in the southern part of the city, around Al Barsha South, Dubai Hills or Expo City.

Same neighbourhood, same timeline as Sobha Orbis

Sobha is also delivering Sobha Orbis in Motor City by the end of 2027, with 2,900 apartments dominated by one bedroom units. Between the two projects, over 5,000 units from the same developer will hit the market in the same neighbourhood at nearly the same time. Buyers planning to rent out their unit should factor this direct competition in before signing. Solis stands apart through its broader unit mix, extending up to three bedrooms, and through its shared podium. Within Solis itself, Tower D is the last to launch, giving buyers the chance to see how towers A through C are progressing before committing.