Elevate

Elevate is a completed, fully furnished residential building by Prescott Development, situated in Arjan, a low-rise district in the Dubailand corridor. The single tower reached 100 per cent construction completion in Q1 2025, and residences are priced between AED 6.67 million and AED 8.78 million across a size range of 3,340 to 4,312 square feet.

# The tower and its position in Arjan

Arjan sits at a quiet remove from the higher-density corridors of Sheikh Zayed Road, bounded by the Dubai-Al Ain Road to the east and Al Khail Road to the west. The neighbourhood has developed steadily as a mid-rise residential address, attracting families and long-term residents who prefer wider streets and lower plot densities over the spectacle of Downtown or Dubai Marina.

Elevate occupies this setting as a single sixteen-storey tower. The scale is considered rather than imposing. For buyers who have watched the rapid vertical densification of other Dubai submarkets, Arjan's relative restraint is part of the proposition.

# Residences: scale, furnishing and specification

The floor-plate range here is substantial. At 3,340 to 4,312 square feet, these are large-format residences by any Dubai standard, and the developer has delivered them fully furnished. That matters practically: buyers purchasing from the UK, Europe or Asia can complete remotely and have a move-in or rental-ready unit without a separate FF&E project.

Service charges are set at AED 14 per square foot, which buyers should factor into annual holding costs. On a 3,340-square-foot unit, that represents approximately AED 46,760 per year.

The interiors are fitted with contemporary fixtures and furnished kitchens. The project is already handed over, so buyers can inspect finished units directly rather than relying on show apartments or renders.

# Amenities across the building

Prescott has stacked Elevate with a broad amenity programme for a single-tower project. The lap pool and a separate kids' pool anchor the aquatic provision, supplemented by a splash fountain area. Social infrastructure includes a club room, a coffee bar, a business centre and a cinema. Families with children have a dedicated indoor play area in addition to the outdoor facilities.

The fire pit and barbecue area point toward the kind of informal communal use that tends to determine whether shared amenity spaces actually get used. A health and wellness centre and fitness studio address the baseline expectations of this buyer segment.

# A note on the business centre

The business centre is a relatively uncommon inclusion in a residential building of this scale. For buyers who work across time zones or use the unit as a base during periodic Dubai visits, the dedicated workspace removes the need to use a hotel lobby or a nearby co-working site.

# Location: connectivity and nearby infrastructure

Dubai International Airport is approximately 32 minutes by car at 36.3 kilometres. The Burj Al Arab landmark sits 12.6 kilometres away, roughly a 20-minute drive, which provides a useful orientation point for buyers unfamiliar with Arjan's position on the city map. Ocean Beach is reachable in 22 minutes at 12.3 kilometres.

Closer in, Green Escape Park is 2.2 kilometres from the building, a four-minute drive. Dubai Schools Al Barsha is 5.4 kilometres away, around 12 minutes, making the address plausible for families with school-age children. The Promenade by Vincitore, a retail and dining strip, is 1.5 kilometres distant.

The road connectivity via Al Khail Road and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road gives straightforward access to Business Bay, DIFC and the wider city without the congestion that affects more centrally located addresses.

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

The combination of large floor plates, full furnishing, and a completed building removes several of the friction points that give international buyers pause: off-plan risk, fit-out timelines, and the logistical complexity of furnishing a property from abroad. At AED 6.67 million to AED 8.78 million, the pricing positions Elevate in a segment where buyers are comparing across ready inventory in established submarkets.

Arjan does not carry the address premium of Palm Jumeirah or Dubai Hills Estate, but that is precisely the trade-off on offer: greater floor space, lower density, and a quieter residential character at a price per square foot that reflects the location. For a buyer seeking a large, finished, income-generating asset in a connected but low-key neighbourhood, the arithmetic is straightforward to evaluate.