Barajeel Towers

Barajeel Towers is a residential development by GJ Properties located in Al Rashidiya 1, Ajman, comprising 440 apartments across a single building. Delivery is scheduled for Q4 2027, with units currently on sale and construction under way.

# The building and its position in Al Rashidiya 1

Al Rashidiya 1 sits in the northern part of Ajman, one of the more methodically planned districts in the emirate. The area has attracted steady mid-market residential development over the past decade, with its grid-laid streets, proximity to retail and its relative calm drawing buyers who want commutable distance to Sharjah and Dubai without the cost basis of either.

Barajeel Towers occupies this neighbourhood as a single-building development at a scale of 440 units. That volume places it firmly in the larger bracket of residential projects for this part of Ajman, carrying enough critical mass to sustain its own amenity provision while remaining compact enough to avoid the anonymity of larger master communities.

The project draws on Emirati architectural references in its design language, though the specifics of its facade and massing are best assessed through the developer's current documentation and site visits as construction progresses toward its 2027 target.

# Residences: layouts, sizing and specification

The apartment range covers one- and two-bedroom configurations, with floor plates varying considerably within each bedroom category. One-bedroom units start at 1,283 sq ft, extending to 1,585 sq ft for larger one-bed layouts. That lower figure is notably generous by Dubai and Ajman norms, where one-bedroom apartments frequently come in well under 900 sq ft.

Two-bedroom units span a wide bracket. Entry-level two-beds begin at approximately 1,435 sq ft, while the upper end of the two-bedroom range reaches 4,426 sq ft, suggesting a tier of larger, possibly duplex or extended-layout residences. The majority of two-bedroom stock sits between 1,580 sq ft and 2,500 sq ft.

All units are delivered semi-furnished. Pricing opens at AED 854,770 for two-bedroom apartments and reaches AED 2,562,749 at the upper boundary of the range. One-bedroom pricing starts from AED 898,534. The service charge is set at AED 6 per sq ft annually.

# Amenities on site

The building's amenity provision is focused rather than broad. Residents have access to a swimming pool and a fully equipped gym. For a development of 440 units, these are the core facilities; buyers seeking extensive podium retail, multiple pools or co-working facilities should weigh this against competing projects in the Ajman and Sharjah corridors before committing.

# Connectivity and the surrounding area

The practical geography here rewards closer examination. The Mall sits 0.65 km from the development, walkable for most residents. Al Ghroub Park is 1.5 km away. Sharjah International Airport is approximately 21 km out, which at Ajman traffic levels translates to a manageable drive for frequent regional travellers.

Ajman itself borders Sharjah and sits roughly 10 km from Dubai's outer districts. The emirate has pursued deliberate liberalisation over recent years, including an established free zone and expanded investor visa frameworks, factors that have pushed more structured capital into its residential market. For buyers calibrating risk and yield, Ajman's entry prices relative to its proximity to Dubai remain a core part of the investment argument.

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

Barajeel Towers addresses a specific buyer type: the investor or end-user who wants meaningful square footage, a credible 2027 delivery timeline and a price point below what comparable space commands in Dubai or Sharjah's central corridors.

The one-bedroom units, at over 1,283 sq ft, offer floor plans that most Dubai mid-market towers cannot match at equivalent or lower price levels. For GCC buyers accustomed to larger living areas, or European buyers drawn by the value-per-square-foot calculation, the sizing argument is genuine rather than rhetorical.

The semi-furnished specification and the AED 6/sq ft service charge both keep holding costs manageable, which matters for investors targeting the rental market. Yield potential will depend on absorption in the broader Al Rashidiya corridor by 2027, a date that leaves sufficient time to assess how the surrounding supply pipeline shapes up.