Indigo Spectrum, International City
Indigo Spectrum is a residential apartment complex in the Al Warsan First area of Dubai International City, made up of two towers, Indigo Spectrum 1 and Indigo Spectrum 2. Both towers are complete and ready for occupancy, offering one- to three-bedroom apartments. This guide covers Indigo Spectrum’s unit types, amenities, location, and sale-price picture for anyone researching or renting in International City.
Developer
Indigo Properties LLC
Building Type
Twin-tower residential complex, freehold, seven to eight storeys each
Unit Types
1, 2 and 3-bedroom apartments (roughly 720-1,610 sq ft)
Area
Al Warsan First, International City Phase 1, Dubai
About Indigo Spectrum
Indigo Spectrum is a residential apartment complex in the Al Warsan First area of Dubai International City, developed by Indigo Properties LLC. The complex comprises two towers, Indigo Spectrum 1 and Indigo Spectrum 2, both complete and ready for occupancy. This guide covers Indigo Spectrum’s unit types, amenities, location, and sale-price picture for anyone researching or renting in International City.
Indigo Spectrum offers one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments and is registered with Dubai Land Department as a freehold residential development within International City Phase 1, in the Al Warsan First area. Each tower is a seven- to eight-storey building, and Dubai Land Department transaction records confirm both towers are used exclusively for residential purposes.
Indigo Properties LLC’s wider Dubai portfolio includes Indigo Tower and Indigo Icon in Jumeirah Lake Towers, Indigo Central in Al Safa/Al Manara, Indigo Ville in Jumeirah Village Circle, and Indigo Optima, a separate development also in International City. Indigo Spectrum is a distinct project from Indigo Optima and from Indigo Tower, and is not affiliated with Dragon Mart, the retail and dining hub that gives the wider area its name.
Developer attribution is confirmed across three independent: Bayut's Indigo Spectrum 2 building guide ('Developer: Indigo Properties LLC'), Squareyards.ae's project page ('Builder Indigo Properties'), and Metropolitan Premium Properties' listing, which names Indigo Spectrum 1 and 2 in Indigo Properties LLC's own project portfolio alongside Indigo Tower, Indigo Icon, Indigo Central, Indigo Ville and Indigo Optima. Propsearch.ae's building guide separately attributes the project to Mars Properties Investment; this single-source claim is not asserted here given the three independent corroborating sources above. Building type (residential) is confirmed unanimously across Bayut, Squareyards and Dubai Land Department transaction records (Property Use: Residential on every sampled transaction), accessed via Propsearch.ae's presentation of DLD open data. Storey count carries a minor discrepancy between sources (Bayut: 7 floors; Propsearch.ae: 8 storeys for each tower); this guide states seven to eight storeys rather than asserting a single figure.
Location & Nearby Landmarks
Indigo Spectrum sits in the Al Warsan First area of International City Phase 1, in Dubai. International City is also home to Sannat Residency and Belvedere, two other Royale Stays Building Guides covering residential towers in the same wider community.
Nearby landmarks and amenities include Dragon Mart and the Novo Cinema at Dragon Mall (roughly 1.3 km away), Warsan Residential Park (0.7 km), Dubai Safari Park (4.9 km), Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary (8.2 km) and Al Badia Golf Club (6.7 km). The Ibis Styles Dragon Mart Dubai hotel is roughly 1.8 km from Indigo Spectrum, among several hotels in the wider vicinity.
Location and nearby-landmark detail sourced from Propsearch.ae's Indigo Spectrum 1 building guide (Attractions, Parks & Beaches, Golf Clubs, Cinemas and Nearby Hotels sections), which draws on government-published distance data. Al Warsan First area designation confirmed on Dubai Land Department transaction records for the building.
Unit Types at Indigo Spectrum
Indigo Spectrum offers one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments across its two towers. Bayut’s building guide for Indigo Spectrum 2 lists one-bedroom units from roughly 720 to 780 sq ft, two-bedroom units around 1,100 sq ft, and three-bedroom units around 1,610 sq ft, each with built-in wardrobes, marble flooring, and a fitted kitchen with ceramic countertops. Three-bedroom units also include a maid’s room with its own bathroom.
Squareyards lists Indigo Spectrum 1 configurations from roughly 820 to 1,148 sq ft for one- and two-bedroom units, and Dubai Land Department transaction records show recorded one-bedroom sizes of 814 to 856 sq ft and a two-bedroom unit at 1,251 sq ft, broadly in line with these ranges. Prospective tenants or buyers should confirm the exact layout and size of any specific unit directly with a listing agent, since sizes vary within each bedroom category and between the two towers.
Amenities at Indigo Spectrum
Indigo Spectrum’s building-level amenities include a rooftop swimming pool, a gym, and a spa, plus basement or covered parking and a barbecue deck. Indigo Spectrum 2 also offers a children’s play area.
Both towers offer 24-hour CCTV security monitoring, high-speed elevators, and on-site maintenance staff, and the complex is pet-friendly with fire safety systems installed throughout. This amenity mix is typical of International City’s residential stock, built around everyday convenience rather than resort-style amenity decks.
Transportation & Access
By car, Indigo Spectrum is roughly 22 minutes from The Dubai Mall, about 31 minutes from Palm Jumeirah, around 31 minutes from Burj Al Arab, and about 35 minutes from The Walk at JBR. Dubai International Airport (DXB) is roughly 16 minutes away, while Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC) is roughly 43 minutes away.
The community connects to the rest of Dubai via Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road (E311) and Ras Al Khor Road (E44). Dragon Mart and its retail, dining, and cinema offering are only a few minutes from Indigo Spectrum, making day-to-day errands straightforward without needing to leave the wider community.
Drive-time estimates sourced from Propsearch.ae's Indigo Spectrum building guide, which states its own methodology: calculated via Google Maps, fastest route, typical traffic conditions, and will vary by time of day.
Sale Prices at Indigo Spectrum
Dubai Land Department records show recent recorded sales at Indigo Spectrum. Examples: a 856 sq ft one-bedroom unit sold for AED 620,000 on 19 August 2026 (AED 724 per sq ft); a 814 sq ft one-bedroom unit sold for AED 650,000 on 4 August 2026 (AED 798 per sq ft); a 820 sq ft one-bedroom unit sold for AED 700,000 on 29 June 2026 (AED 854 per sq ft); and a 1,251 sq ft two-bedroom unit sold for AED 1,000,000 on 18 March 2026 (AED 800 per sq ft).
These figures describe recorded resale transactions specifically at Indigo Spectrum, not an area-wide average. Anyone interested in a unit at Indigo Spectrum should check current live listings on Bayut, Property Finder, or Dubizzle for up-to-date asking prices, since resale prices can move between the Dubai Land Department’s last recorded transaction and today.
Long-Term Rental Income Potential
Indigo Spectrum’s location in International City and its unit mix make it a long-term rental proposition rather than a short-term-rental one. International City’s tenant base is built around long-term residents and value-focused renters rather than the international short-stay traffic that drives Airbnb-style demand in Dubai’s short-term-rental hotspots.
Royale Stays currently manages Airbnb-style short-term rental portfolios in Palm Jumeirah, Dubai Marina, Downtown Dubai, JBR, and Business Bay, plus villa management in Mag City and DAMAC Hills/DAMAC Hills 2. International City is outside that current coverage, and this guide does not present Indigo Spectrum as a short-term-rental opportunity.
Owners who want to explore short-term or Airbnb-style letting at Indigo Spectrum should still confirm eligibility directly: any holiday-home permit in Dubai is tied to Department of Economy and Tourism (DET, formerly DTCM) requirements and to the specific building or owners’ association rules, not assumed from the unit type or area alone.
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