Smooth handovers
Several buyers describe Peninsula handovers as organised, clearly explained and efficient from inspection through completion.
Business Bay
Select Group is a Dubai real estate developer and investment firm with residential, commercial and mixed-use projects. In Business Bay, reviews make its Peninsula developments especially relevant to buyers, highlighting organised handovers, high-standard finishes, strong amenities and support with resale transactions and NOCs.
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Several buyers describe Peninsula handovers as organised, clearly explained and efficient from inspection through completion.
Peninsula Four reviewers praise the unit finish, building presentation and premium standard of the amenities.
Peninsula Four uses access cards limited to the resident’s floor and designated amenities, adding privacy and security.
One Peninsula Three buyer reported almost zero snags and completed the apartment fit-out within two weeks of handover.
A secondary-market broker reports quick responses, clear documentation requirements and successful resale approvals.
Reviews mention urgent NOC requests being answered quickly, helping buyers complete transfers on time.
Peninsula Three and Peninsula Four reviews both call out well-presented facilities and substantial resident amenities.
A Peninsula handover review describes a comprehensive building tour with thorough answers to buyer questions.
Confirm timelines. Before committing, get the handover date, buffer period and update process in writing; one buyer was told of another delay only 20 days beforehand.
Inspect carefully. Allow time for a proper snagging inspection and keep a written defect record, since reported issues have sometimes remained open after handover.
Check documents. For a resale or transfer, ask upfront for the required paperwork and expected approval timeline to avoid administrative surprises.
Plan accommodation. Keep a contingency for temporary accommodation if buying an unfinished project; one buyer spent almost a month in a hotel after a delayed handover.
Clarify charges. Ask when service charges begin if handover slips, as one buyer says charges started from the official date despite the delayed property handover.
Check permits. If planning apartment works, confirm the work-permit and access process in advance; one review describes security approvals as rigid.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Sat | Closed |
| Sun | Closed |
Jumeirah Living appears in reviews about detailed handover guidance and prompt apartment completion.
The Kaizen handover team is mentioned across reviews alongside Select Group’s inspection and handover process.
Buyers report delays lasting six to thirteen months, sometimes with notice only weeks before the revised handover date.
Some buyers report serious post-handover defects remaining unresolved despite repeated inspections and follow-ups.
Negative reviews describe unclear communication, unanswered questions and a lack of proactive progress updates.
One review says administrative steps took one to two weeks, even when the reviewer felt they could be completed within hours.
A buyer reported waiting a month for snagging repairs after finding several issues in the property.
The Bottom Line
Select Group is a Dubai developer and investment firm, and the reviews focus most heavily on buying into and taking possession of its Peninsula projects in Business Bay. Buyers can expect a formal inspection and handover process, while resale clients and brokers also use its customer-care and NOC channels for transfers and approvals. The strongest feedback is about the people handling handovers and administration.
Reviewers describe clear building tours, patient answers, efficient inspections and well-presented facilities. Peninsula Four is praised for high-standard finishes, amenities and floor-specific access-card controls. A Peninsula Three buyer reported an immaculate building and almost zero snags, allowing a fit-out within two weeks.
There is a significant caution, however: other buyers report handover delays of six to thirteen months, late notice of revised dates and extra hotel or tenancy costs. Some also describe poor updates, paperwork taking one to two weeks, and defects such as holes or unusable installations remaining unresolved after repeated follow-ups. If you are considering a purchase, confirm the handover timetable, buffer period, service-charge start date and repair obligations in writing.
Treat snagging as an important appointment rather than a formality, and keep contingency accommodation in mind. For resale, ask early about documentation and NOC timing.