MJL Jadeel

Jadeel is a completed residential building by Meraas, situated within the Madinat Jumeirah Living (MJL) master community on the Jumeirah coastline in Dubai. It reached practical completion in May 2025 and currently carries a service charge of AED 20 per square foot.

# The tower and its position within Madinat Jumeirah Living

Madinat Jumeirah Living occupies a stretch of mid-rise, low-density development directly adjacent to the Madinat Jumeirah resort complex, with the Burj Al Arab visible from higher floors and rooftop terraces. The planning codes here restrict height, which keeps sight lines open and gives the community a residential grain quite distinct from the denser corridors of Dubai Marina or Downtown.

Jadeel sits within this framework as a single building. The architectural language follows the Arabesque references that Meraas applied across MJL: arched detailing, warm stone-effect facades, and landscaping that uses layered planting to create enclosure at street level. A central pedestrian spine connects the wider community, reducing the reliance on internal roads that tends to fragment comparable developments elsewhere in the city.

The result is a community that functions as a neighbourhood in the traditional sense. Retail sits at ground level. Residents walk to amenities rather than drive to them.

# Residences, layouts and finish

Specific unit counts and size ranges for Jadeel are not disclosed in currently available data, so the figures below reflect the broader MJL building typology rather than Jadeel-specific inventory.

Residences across MJL are delivered unfurnished, allowing owners to specify interiors independently. Kitchens are fitted as standard. Finish levels across the Meraas MJL portfolio run to engineered stone surfaces, quality joinery, and double-glazed openings that manage solar gain without sacrificing natural light.

Terraces feature across the building, including communal rooftop terraces with BBQ facilities oriented towards Madinat Jumeirah, the Burj Al Arab, and the sea beyond. For buyers purchasing in a completed Meraas asset, the ability to inspect the actual specification, not a showroom approximation, is material to the investment decision.

# Amenities and the daily rhythm of the building

The amenity programme is purposeful rather than exhaustive. A fully equipped gymnasium, a swimming pool, and a health and wellness centre address the practical fitness requirements that have become baseline expectations for Dubai mid-to-upper-market buyers. A community centre and a dedicated play area for children give the building a broad demographic range, appealing equally to young families and couples.

Landscaped walkways run through the building's grounds, connecting residents to the wider MJL pedestrian network. BBQ areas are positioned at communal terraces. Retail is integrated at ground level, keeping daily convenience close without requiring a car journey.

The service charge of AED 20 per square foot sits at a level consistent with a well-maintained, amenity-rich Meraas asset.

# Distances that matter: Jumeira Beach, schools and the city beyond

Raffles International School sits two minutes by car, at roughly one kilometre. Umm Suqeim Park is six minutes away. Jumeira Public Beach is reachable in five minutes, as is the nearby mall.

Downtown Dubai is 19 minutes by car, Dubai International Airport 23 minutes. These are not exceptional distances by Dubai standards, but they represent a reasonable balance: close enough to central Dubai for regular use, far enough removed to avoid the noise and density that come with proximity to the Sheikh Zayed Road corridor.

The Burj Al Arab, Wild Wadi Waterpark, Jumeirah Beach Hotel, Dubai Marina, and Palm Jumeirah all fall within a short drive. Dubai Media City and Dubai Internet City are similarly accessible, which gives Jadeel genuine relevance for residents employed in the western business districts.

# Who Jadeel suits and where it sits in the Dubai resale market

MJL has established itself as one of the more coherent master communities Meraas has delivered: low-rise, walkable, architecturally consistent, and adjacent to resort-quality infrastructure without the pricing volatility of beachfront product. Jadeel, as a completed asset within that community, appeals to a specific buyer profile.

International purchasers from the UK, Europe, and Asia who want a ready-to-occupy Dubai property, without the execution risk of an off-plan commitment, will find a completed Meraas building at this address credible on every material measure. The proximity to Raffles International School broadens the appeal to relocating families, while the Jumeirah address and coastal access carry weight for buyers prioritising lifestyle over yield optimisation.

The building is currently out of stock through the primary market. Buyers looking to acquire a unit will do so through resale, where pricing reflects both the completion premium and the consistent demand MJL has maintained since handovers began across the community.