Azizi Sakandar

Azizi Sakandar is a 75-unit residential building by Azizi Developments, situated in Jebel Ali Village and scheduled for completion in Q4 2027. The project offers studios, one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments across a single tower, currently under construction and available for purchase off-plan.

# The building and its place in Jebel Ali Village

Jebel Ali Village occupies the south-western arc of Dubai's residential geography, a district that has attracted sustained developer interest as infrastructure investment in the corridor between Sheikh Zayed Road and Al Maktoum International Airport has accelerated. The neighbourhood sits within reasonable reach of Al Furjan's retail and community infrastructure, positioning Sakandar at a point where established community amenities are accessible without the density of more central districts.

The project comprises a single building with 75 residences. That scale keeps it compact by Dubai standards, which typically favours tighter owner communities and more manageable service-charge dynamics.

# Residences, layouts and specification

The apartment mix runs from studios of approximately 327 to 483 square feet through to one-bedroom units ranging from roughly 644 to 943 square feet. Two-bedroom apartments occupy the upper end of the size bracket, reaching just over 1,107 square feet.

All residences are delivered semi-furnished. Pricing begins at AED 585,000 for studios and rises to AED 1,667,000 for the larger two-bedroom layouts, with one-bedroom units sitting broadly in the AED 1,046,000 to AED 1,137,000 band. Service charges are set at 16 to 18 AED per square foot annually.

The variation in studio sizing is notable: at nearly 484 square feet, the largest studios approach the footprint of a conventional one-bedroom in some competing schemes. Buyers with a single-occupant use case or a short-let investment thesis may find that range useful.

# Amenities across the building

The facilities list covers the practical and the recreational in roughly equal measure. Residents have access to a swimming pool, a gym, a steam room and sauna, and a cinema room. A multipurpose hall provides flexible community space.

Family provision is present at both ends: an indoor and an outdoor children's play area sit alongside the adult leisure offer. These inclusions, in a building of 75 units, represent a meaningful allocation of common area.

# Connections and proximity

Murooj Al Furjan Central Park sits 1.2 kilometres away, and the Al Furjan West Pavilion retail strip is 1.3 kilometres from the building. The Arbor School is within two kilometres, relevant for families with school-age children evaluating catchment options.

Marina Beach is approximately 15.5 kilometres distant, while Al Maktoum International Airport is roughly 30 kilometres out, a journey that is expected to become more significant as the airport's expansion matures. Downtown Dubai sits around 31.7 kilometres to the north-east.

# Who Sakandar suits, and where it sits in the market

At a starting price below AED 600,000 for a studio in a semi-furnished building with a full amenities programme, Sakandar occupies the accessible end of Dubai's off-plan residential spectrum without being entry-level in any dismissive sense. The two-bedroom ceiling of AED 1,667,000 keeps the project within reach of buyers seeking a foothold in a developing corridor rather than a trophy address.

The Jebel Ali Village location appeals most directly to two buyer profiles: investors tracking the Al Maktoum Airport expansion story over a medium-term horizon, and owner-occupiers who prioritise space per dirham and community scale over proximity to the Marina or Downtown. With completion set for Q4 2027, purchasers are acquiring at the construction-start phase, which carries the customary off-plan risk profile alongside the pricing advantage that typically accompanies it.