Maimoon Gardens

Maimoon Gardens is a twin-tower residential development by Fakhruddin Properties Development, situated within Jumeirah Village Circle and scheduled for completion in Q4 2025. The six remaining residences on offer are fully furnished one-bedroom apartments across two interconnected towers, priced from AED 1,550,000.

# The twin towers and their position in JVC

Jumeirah Village Circle occupies a mid-city location that sits comfortably between the energy of Dubai Marina to the west and the commercial density of Business Bay to the east. Maimoon Gardens rises as a twin-tower configuration above a multi-level podium, its proportions designed to capture views over the neighbourhood's landscaped streets and green corridors.

At 63.46% construction progress as of current reporting, the project is well advanced toward its Q4 2025 handover. Fakhruddin Properties Development brings a track record in the mid-to-premium residential segment, and the development sits near Circle Mall, less than 0.2 km away, which anchors the immediate streetscape with daily retail and dining options.

JVC itself spans approximately 8 km² and contains 33 parks, a density of green space that distinguishes it from comparable communities at a similar price point in Dubai.

# Residences: layouts, sizing and finish

All six available units are one-bedroom apartments, ranging from 790 sq ft to 812 sq ft. That sizing is notably generous for the category in JVC, where one-bedroom layouts more commonly run 600 to 750 sq ft. Prices fall between AED 1,550,000 and AED 1,610,000, placing the per-square-foot cost broadly in line with the community's current market.

Each residence is delivered fully furnished. Buyers therefore receive a move-in-ready asset, a practical consideration for those purchasing as an investment for the rental market or as a Dubai base used intermittently through the year. Interiors follow a contemporary specification with modern finishes and fully equipped kitchens. The service charge is set at AED 14 per sq ft annually.

# Amenities: active and restorative facilities

The podium and communal areas accommodate a focused set of lifestyle amenities covering both sport and recovery.

# Sports and recreation

A padel tennis court, badminton court and table tennis provision cater to residents who use sport as a primary social activity, a demographic increasingly drawn to JVC from European and South Asian buyer communities. A swimming pool and a separate kids' pool address family use.

# Wellness

A sauna, steam room, yoga deck and zen garden complete the amenity stack on the restorative side. These facilities sit within the building rather than being shared across a broader master community, which keeps access straightforward.

# Getting around: the JVC location in practice

Circle Mall sits a one-minute drive from the building, a proximity that covers most day-to-day requirements. Gadaf Park is 0.7 km away, and JVC Park is reachable in around five minutes by car. Nord Anglia International School Dubai, one of the city's more established international curricula schools, is 7.7 to 7.9 km from the development depending on route, roughly a nine-minute drive.

For buyers who work in or around the broader Business Bay and DIFC corridor, Prime Business Centre is 2.6 km away at five minutes. Mall of the Emirates is 13.5 km, or fifteen minutes. The Burj Al Arab is seventeen minutes distant, which gives a reasonable sense of how far Maimoon Gardens sits from the coast and the established luxury hotel district along Jumeirah Road.

# Who this suits, and where it sits in the Dubai market

The profile of a buyer here is fairly specific. With only six units available and a price band clustered tightly between AED 1.55m and AED 1.61m, Maimoon Gardens is not a project for someone seeking a broad menu of options or unit types. Its attraction lies in the combination of generous sizing, full furnishing and a sub-AED 1.65m entry point in a community that has held consistent tenant demand.

For an investor based in the UK, Europe or Asia using a Dubai property primarily as a yield asset, the furnished format removes a significant friction point. JVC has historically delivered rental yields among the stronger performers in Dubai's mid-market, and the community's established infrastructure, its schools, parks, retail and road access, supports sustained occupancy rather than speculative appreciation. Buyers who want the coast or the prestige addresses of Palm Jumeirah or Downtown will look elsewhere. Those who want a sound, specific, professionally finished asset in a functioning urban neighbourhood have a clear case to consider here.