Dusit Princess

Dusit Princess Rijas, developed by Rijas Aces Property in partnership with the Dusit International hospitality brand, is a single residential tower in Jumeirah Village Circle offering furnished one-bedroom apartments with a scheduled handover of June 2026.

# The Tower and Its Position in Jumeirah Village Circle

JVC has spent the better part of a decade absorbing mid-market residential demand from buyers priced out of Dubai's more central districts. The circular master plan, developed by Nakheel, organises the community around a series of parks and quiet residential streets, which gives it a lower density than most of Dubai's newer suburban clusters.

Dusit Princess Rijas sits within that context as a branded residential product, aligning the Dusit Princess hotel concept with apartment ownership. Construction is 47 per cent complete, with the single tower on track for June 2026 delivery under escrow account 200811543.

# Residences: Layouts, Sizes and Finish

The available inventory is narrow. Two one-bedroom units are currently on sale, offered at fixed price points of AED 975,643 for a 536 sq ft configuration and AED 1,253,147 for an 782 sq ft apartment. That pricing reflects a per-square-foot figure broadly consistent with JVC's branded residential segment.

Both formats are fully furnished at handover. The interiors draw on the Dusit Princess hospitality standard: natural wood finishes, light-toned walls and floors, built-in wardrobes and beds specified to hotel grade. Kitchens are equipped with Wedgwood chinaware, crystal glassware, Nespresso machines and bespoke British minibars.

Layouts are open-plan, with no dividing doors between kitchen and living areas. Each apartment includes a balcony or terrace, and large windows frame either the green spaces adjacent to Dubai Sports City or views across the JVC street grid, depending on orientation.

# Amenities Across the Building

The tower's amenity provision is notably hospitality-led, which distinguishes it from standard residential completions in JVC.

# Leisure and Wellness

The Namm Spa and D-Fit Gymnasium address the wellness component. An infinity pool with an attached Jacuzzi occupies the upper leisure deck, and a Splash Bar serves both poolside and standalone use.

# Social and Practical Spaces

A co-working space handles the remote-work requirement that now features in most branded residential briefs. A banquet hall provides event capacity within the building itself. Soi Contemporary Thai, the in-building restaurant, brings the food-and-beverage dimension that hotel-branded towers tend to include as a matter of course. A kids' play area rounds out the communal offering.

# Location Within Dubai's Western Corridor

JVC sits roughly equidistant between Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road and Al Khail Road, two of Dubai's primary arterial routes. That positioning gives residents reasonable access to Dubai Marina to the west, Business Bay to the east, and Dubai Sports City immediately to the south.

Public transport provision in JVC remains limited compared to metro-connected districts, so car dependency is a practical consideration for buyers assessing the location.

# Who This Project Suits, and Where It Sits in the Market

Dusit Princess Rijas is structured for buyers who want furnished, hotel-branded inventory at a sub-AED 1.3 million entry point. At 782 sq ft, the larger unit offers usable one-bedroom space at a price that remains below equivalent branded product in Dubai Marina or Downtown.

The project is most coherent as a buy-to-let proposition. JVC's rental market is active, its tenant base is broad, and the Dusit brand carries international recognition that supports leasing to corporate and short-stay tenants. Service charges at 15 to 17 AED per sq ft sit at the higher end for the district, which buyers should factor into net yield calculations before committing.