Lorévia Collection

The Lorévia Collection is a boutique residential development by DECA, positioned within Al Zorah City on Ajman's waterfront and scheduled for completion in March 2029.

# The building and its place in Al Zorah City

Al Zorah City occupies a stretch of Ajman coastline defined by mangrove reserves, a marina, and a championship golf course. The area sits roughly midway between central Ajman and the Dubai border, giving it a quieter register than the Emirates' two most populated corridors while remaining within practical reach of both.

The Lorévia Collection is a single building housing 178 residences. At that scale it reads as a managed community rather than a tower block, and DECA has positioned it accordingly. The architecture responds to the waterfront setting with expansive glazing that captures marina and mangrove sightlines rather than obscuring them behind ornamental facades.

# Residences: layouts, sizes and specification

The building offers studios through to two-bedroom apartments, with floor areas running from 308 sq ft to just over 1,012 sq ft. Pricing at presale sits between AED 400,000 and AED 1,350,000, which places the entry point at a meaningful discount to comparable waterfront product in Dubai proper.

Homes are delivered semi-furnished. That choice provides a workable base for immediate occupation while preserving latitude for buyers who want to apply their own specification on top of the developer's finish.

Natural light is a consistent factor across the layouts. The glazing strategy and the orientation toward open water mean that even the smaller footprints avoid the enclosed quality that affects mid-range apartment stock elsewhere in the region.

# Amenities and shared facilities

The communal offer covers an infinity pool aligned to the waterfront horizon, a separate children's pool, and a shaded play zone. Active amenities include a gymnasium, a badminton court, and a shaded ping-pong area. A barbecue garden rounds out the outdoor social provision.

The list is focused rather than exhaustive, which suits a 178-unit building. Large amenity decks designed for towers of five hundred or more units tend to feel underused at this scale; the Lorévia offer is calibrated more sensibly to the resident population it will actually serve.

# Location: the Al Zorah context and regional connections

Al Zorah City carries amenities that most master-planned communities take a decade to accumulate: a yacht club and a golf course are already in place, and a public beach sits within the community boundary. Mangrove kayaking operates from the shoreline.

Dubai's Palm Jumeirah is accessible by car, and both Sharjah International and Dubai International airports fall within a manageable drive. For buyers whose primary concern is lifestyle proximity to Dubai without paying Dubai land prices, the geography makes a coherent case.

# What Lorévia represents for buyers looking beyond Dubai's core

The project addresses a specific buyer: someone drawn to coastal living, aware of Al Zorah's infrastructure maturity, and pragmatic about the price differential between Ajman waterfront and equivalent Dubai addresses. The AED 400,000 entry point carries genuine weight in that context.

Construction is under way with a March 2029 handover date. For investors and end-users planning on a medium-term horizon, the presale window at current pricing is the operative consideration.