Veranda Collection 2

Veranda Collection 2 is a boutique townhouse development by Credo Investments, situated within Jumeirah Village Circle and currently available for purchase with construction complete.

# A small-scale project in a maturing JVC streetscape

Eleven residences across a single building: the arithmetic alone sets Veranda Collection 2 apart from the mid-rise blocks that define much of JVC's recent output. The development occupies a district that has shifted considerably over the past five years, moving from an off-plan dominated patchwork to a neighbourhood with a legible street life, functioning parks and a settled residential population.

The architecture works with stone façades and contemporary lines, prioritising a material quality that reads as residential rather than commercial. At this scale, the communal areas remain genuinely quiet. There are no lobbies shared with hundreds of owners, no lifts queuing at peak hours.

# Residences, layouts and finish

The townhouses are configured as three-bedroom homes, spanning between 3,191 and 3,243 square feet. That footprint is generous for JVC and reflects a multi-level layout that distributes living space vertically rather than horizontally.

Double-height living rooms are a structural commitment, not a stylistic afterthought. Natural light enters at volume, and the proportions allow furniture arrangements that feel genuinely domestic. Italian-crafted kitchens carry quartz countertops and custom cabinetry. Bathrooms are fitted with Italian fixtures.

Each residence culminates in a private rooftop terrace. A pergola and dedicated barbecue area are included, making the rooftop functional across the cooler months rather than merely symbolic. Balconies at lower levels extend the connection between interior and exterior. A private elevator serves all floors, alongside shaded parking.

# Pricing and the JVC townhouse market

Prices run from AED 4.5 million to AED 4.8 million. For a completed, three-bedroom townhouse of this size in JVC, that sits at a premium relative to the district's apartment stock, but it reflects both the product type and the limited supply: eleven units will not satisfy prolonged demand if the development attracts attention from families seeking freehold homes rather than investment-grade one-bedrooms.

JVC is positioned between Al Khail Road and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, which keeps central Dubai, Dubai Marina and the business districts of DIFC and Downtown within a 20 to 30 minute drive under typical traffic conditions. Schools, nurseries and everyday retail are available within the community itself, a practical consideration for families relocating from London, Zurich or Singapore who prioritise walkable infrastructure alongside connectivity.

# Who this development suits, and why

A project of eleven completed homes at AED 4.5 million to AED 4.8 million occupies a specific position in the Dubai market. It is too small to attract institutional investors and too expensive for the buy-to-let buyers who dominate JVC's lower price bands. The buyer here is likely an end-user: a family wanting a freehold townhouse with meaningful outdoor space, finished to a European specification, in a district that has already proven its residential credentials.

Construction is complete. There is no delivery risk. That removes the primary source of friction for international buyers purchasing from abroad, and in a market where off-plan timelines remain unpredictable, a finished product carries real weight.