Pearl House

Pearl House is a completed residential building by Imtiaz Development, located within Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC) in Dubai. Delivered in Q2 2025 and now fully sold, it stands as a furnished, single-building project carrying a service charge of 14 AED per square foot.

# The building and its position in JVC

Jumeirah Village Circle occupies a strategic band of mid-city Dubai, sitting between Al Khail Road and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road. The district has shifted considerably over the past decade, from a patchwork of half-finished villas to one of Dubai's more coherent mid-density neighbourhoods. Pearl House sits within that fabric.

The building draws its design language from organic forms, with the pearl as its reference point. Curved detailing and considered material choices give it a quieter, more restrained presence than the glass-and-steel towers that dominate much of the JVC skyline. It is a single structure, completed to full readiness, which removes the uncertainty that comes with off-plan purchases in the same price bracket.

# Residences, furnishing and specification

Every residence at Pearl House is delivered fully furnished, with Bosch appliances fitted throughout. The interior scheme leans on natural colour palettes, the intention being to create calm rather than spectacle. For buyers acquiring a Dubai property as a second home or investment, full furnishing matters practically: the unit is ready for occupation or tenancy without additional capital outlay.

Smart home technology is integrated across the building, allowing residents to manage lighting, climate and access remotely. This is a specification detail that increasingly separates mid-market JVC product from the floor below it.

Specific unit sizes and layout counts are not available in public data at time of writing.

# Amenities above the roofline

The building concentrates its amenity offer at the top. A rooftop pool and rooftop gym sit above the general floor plate, which gives both a degree of separation from the residential levels and, presumably, more favourable sightlines across the neighbourhood.

A club house and dedicated kids' play area complete the programme. The shortlist is focused rather than exhaustive, which suits a building of this scale.

# JVC's connections and the surrounding catchment

Circle Community Park sits 1.8 kilometres from the building, accessible on foot or by a short drive. JSS International School is 2.7 kilometres away, a proximity that matters to families relocating with children of school age. Circle Mall JVC, at 2.8 kilometres, provides the day-to-day retail and dining anchor for the neighbourhood.

For residents who need the broader city, Sufouh Beach is 12.2 kilometres out, and Downtown Dubai is 21.2 kilometres. Both are accessible via Al Khail Road, which borders the district. JVC does not have metro access, so car dependency remains a practical consideration.

# Who Pearl House suits and where it sits in the market

The project is now fully sold, which positions it squarely as a secondary-market acquisition. For buyers entering via resale, the fundamentals are consistent with what the JVC rental market supports: furnished units with amenity provision, within a completed building, in a district where tenant demand from young professionals and small families has held firm.

Investors from the UK, Europe and Asia who purchased off-plan and are now looking to exit will find a liquid enough market in JVC. End-users, particularly those with children or a preference for a settled community over a high-rise tower address, will find the building's scale and its proximity to schooling and green space more relevant than its distance from the waterfront.