Azizi Pearl

Azizi Pearl is a completed residential building in Jebel Ali Village, developed by Azizi Developments, comprising 192 apartments across a single low-rise tower that reached handover in Q1 2024.

# The building and its position in Jebel Ali Village

Jebel Ali Village sits in Dubai's south-western corridor, a district that has matured steadily as infrastructure investment extended down from Dubai Marina and Al Furjan. Azizi Pearl occupies a position within this established community, rising across seven floors rather than competing for the skyline. The scale is deliberate. At 192 units, the building is compact enough to feel residential rather than institutional, and its footprint places it within easy reach of Zone M Park, roughly six minutes on foot.

The community itself was master-planned by Nakheel with green space built into its proportions: parks and landscaped corridors stitch together the villa clusters and apartment buildings that characterise the district. That context gives Azizi Pearl a setting with existing green infrastructure rather than promised future phases.

# Residences, layouts and specification

The building covers four unit types: studios, one-bedroom, two-bedroom and three-bedroom apartments. Studios range from 312 to 344 sq ft. One-bedroom apartments run from 531 to 667 sq ft. Two-bedroom units offer the broadest spread, with floor plates from 815 sq ft to 1,712 sq ft, suggesting the larger configurations include terraces or dual-aspect layouts. Three-bedroom apartments sit in a tighter band, from 1,061 to 1,064 sq ft.

Asking prices at listing ran from approximately AED 472,500 for studios to AED 1.82 million at the top of the three-bedroom range. Service charges are set at AED 14 per sq ft annually.

All units are delivered semi-furnished. Finishes follow a European specification, with marble flooring, floor-to-ceiling glazing and muted toned interiors described across the residences. Generous counter space in kitchens and considered ceiling detailing distinguish the fit-out from more utilitarian mid-market delivery at this price point.

# Facilities within the building

The amenity mix is focussed and practical rather than exhaustive. Residents have access to an infinity pool, a gymnasium, a spa, a dedicated children's play area and ground-floor retail. The absence of excess is a reasonable trade-off for a building of this scale, where shared facilities are more likely to be consistently available than in larger complexes with higher user volumes.

# Distances, connections and daily logistics

Zone M Park is 0.6 km away, a two-minute drive. The Pavilion at Al Furjan, a neighbourhood retail centre, is 0.9 km and reachable in three minutes. The Arbor School sits 2.7 km out, or six minutes by car, making the building functional for families with school-age children without requiring a long morning commute.

Marina Beach is 10 km and 17 minutes away. Al Maktoum International Airport is 28.6 km, covered in roughly 24 minutes, which matters as the airport's expansion under the Dubai 2040 Urban Master Plan reshapes the south-western corridor's long-term connectivity profile. Downtown Dubai is 33.6 km and 26 minutes.

# Who this building suits and where it sits in the market

Azizi Pearl completed and handed over in Q1 2024, which removes construction risk entirely. For buyers who treat off-plan delivery uncertainty as a deal-breaker, that distinction carries weight.

The price range positions it in the accessible mid-market for Dubai apartments, below the premium commanded by waterfront addresses in Dubai Marina or JBR, but within a community that has functioning infrastructure, greenery and transport links already in place. The building is now sold out through the developer, so any acquisition would route through the secondary market.

The profile that fits this building is a buyer prioritising liveability over address prestige: a professional or small family wanting a finished, manageable apartment in a quiet, green district with reasonable access to the Marina corridor and the expanding southern airport. It does not position itself against ultra-prime Dubai inventory. It does not need to.