Azizi Zain

Azizi Zain is a single residential building by Azizi Developments, positioned within the Jebel Ali Village district of Dubai and scheduled for handover in December 2025. The project sits at the larger-format end of apartment living, offering unfurnished residences across a mid-rise structure currently 53 per cent complete.

# The building and its position in Jebel Ali Village

Jebel Ali Village occupies a stretch of south-western Dubai that sits at a considered remove from the density of Downtown and the Marina. The district has been reshaping itself steadily over recent years, attracting developer attention as infrastructure along the Route 2020 Metro corridor has matured. Azizi Zain is one building within that broader shift.

The structure stands as a single block. At 53.4 per cent construction progress with a December 2025 target, buyers entering now do so with a defined and relatively near-term delivery horizon rather than speculative pre-launch timing.

# Residences: scale, layout and specification

The apartments at Azizi Zain run from approximately 1,685 square feet to just over 2,030 square feet. These are generous footprints by Dubai apartment standards, where sub-1,000 square foot units dominate much of the mid-market supply. The sizing points toward buyers who want lateral space rather than the compact investor product that fills so much of the city's pipeline.

Units are delivered unfurnished, which gives owners full latitude over interior decisions. No specific fit-out specification is published beyond the developer's general positioning at the finished end of the market.

Service charges are fixed at AED 15 per square foot annually, a figure worth factoring into yield calculations or holding-cost projections.

Pricing runs from AED 1.98 million to AED 2.12 million, placing the project at a per-square-foot entry that reflects both the location and the current construction stage.

# Amenities on site

The building's amenity offer covers the functional core that most owner-occupier families and long-term tenants expect. There are separate swimming pools (adult and children), a gym, a BBQ area, and an indoor play area for children. Landscaped walking paths run through the development. Ground-floor retail and restaurant space is included, reducing the frequency with which residents need to leave the community for routine purchases or dining.

The list is practical rather than resort-style. There are no spa facilities, concierge services or private cinema rooms noted in the project data.

# Location, metro access and district connectivity

Jebel Ali Village sits adjacent to the Route 2020 Metro line, which connects south-western Dubai directly through to the Expo City terminus and onward into the central city network. For residents commuting to Dubai Marina, Business Bay or the DIFC, the metro removes the dependency on the Sheikh Zayed Road during peak hours.

The district's comparative distance from central Dubai works in its favour for buyers prioritising quieter residential surroundings over immediate proximity to commercial or entertainment hubs.

# Who this project suits and where it sits in the current market

Azizi Zain is positioned for buyers who want apartment square footage at a price point below what comparable space costs in Dubai Marina or JVC at comparable quality, and who accept a December 2025 delivery date. At AED 1.98 million to AED 2.12 million for 1,685 to 2,030 square feet, the arithmetic offers relatively low per-square-foot acquisition cost for larger-format units.

The unfurnished specification and the Jebel Ali Village address make this a less obvious short-term rental play and a more coherent long-hold or owner-occupier proposition. International buyers from markets where apartment scale is taken seriously, the UK, Germany, the wider GCC, will read the floorplate sizes differently to investors running micro-unit portfolios.

The project is currently listed as out of stock through JRE, though registered interest can be tracked through the escrow number 0205533448803 for due diligence and developer-direct enquiry.