Elevate

Elevate is a completed, fully furnished residential tower by Prescott Development, situated in Arjan, one of Dubai's quieter mid-market neighbourhoods on the southern fringe of Dubailand. The building reached handover in March 2025 and is now fully sold, making it a reference point for understanding what the Arjan supply pipeline has delivered at the sub-luxury end of the market.

# The tower and its position in Arjan

Arjan sits within the broader Al Barsha South corridor, a district that has absorbed considerable residential supply over the past decade without ever quite attracting the same headline attention as its neighbours along Sheikh Zayed Road or around Dubai Hills. Elevate occupies this context deliberately. At sixteen storeys, it reads as a mid-rise rather than a tower, scaled to a neighbourhood that is predominantly low-to-mid-rise and draws residents who prioritise space-to-price ratios over postcode prestige.

The building's completed status is the most commercially relevant fact for any buyer approaching Arjan today. Construction risk is eliminated. The service charge is fixed at 14 AED per square foot, which gives investors a concrete number to model against projected rental yields before committing to a secondary-market purchase.

# Residences, furnishing and interior specification

Elevate offers studios, one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments, delivered fully furnished. That detail carries more weight than it might initially appear: furnished stock in completed buildings removes the fitout lag that typically delays a rental listing by two to four months after handover. For yield-focused buyers, that compression of time-to-income is a measurable advantage.

The interiors follow a contemporary brief, prioritising clean finishes and practical layouts. Kitchens are fitted to a functional specification rather than a bespoke or chef-grade standard, which is consistent with the project's positioning. Natural light is a design priority across the floor plans, with the building's orientation used to bring daylight into primary living areas.

No size data has been published on a per-unit basis, so buyers assessing precise price-per-square-foot metrics against comparable Arjan stock should request individual unit schedules through a registered broker.

# Amenities across the building

The amenities list at Elevate covers a broader range than many towers at this price point in the district. The building includes a lap pool and a separate kids' pool, a fitness studio, and a health and wellness centre. Social infrastructure runs to a club room, a cinema, an electronic gaming room and a coffee bar.

Outdoor spaces include a barbecue area, a fire pit, a gazebo and a splash fountain. A business centre addresses the growing share of residents who work remotely or run small enterprises from home.

# Family-oriented provision

The kids' indoor play area, combined with the separate pool and proximity to Dubai Schools Al Barsha (roughly twelve minutes by car), gives the building credible family credentials without positioning itself exclusively as a family product.

# Connectivity and the surrounding district

Dubai International Airport sits approximately 36 kilometres away, around thirty-two minutes by road under normal conditions. That is a longer drive than residents of Downtown or Business Bay would accept, but it is standard for Arjan's geography and not a meaningful deterrent for permanent residents.

More immediately useful is the four-minute drive to Green Escape Park (2.2 kilometres) and the equivalent journey to The Promenade by Vincitore, a neighbourhood retail strip that handles day-to-day convenience. Burj Al Arab is twenty minutes by car at 12.6 kilometres, placing beach and leisure infrastructure on the Dubai Marina and JBR axis within a reasonable weekend commute.

# What Elevate represents for secondary-market buyers

Elevate is now a secondary-market asset. Its relevance to buyers in 2025 and beyond sits in two places: investors seeking furnished, income-generating stock in a district with sustained rental demand from young professionals and families priced out of Emirates Hills or Arabian Ranches, and end-users who want a completed, move-in-ready apartment without the uncertainty of an off-plan timeline.

Arjan is not a trophy address, and Elevate does not position itself as one. What the building offers is completion certainty, a furnished specification that compresses time-to-income, and an amenity package calibrated to the expectations of a globally mobile mid-market tenant. For buyers allocating capital to Dubai's residential income market rather than speculating on capital appreciation in branded luxury, that combination is worth a careful look at the secondary-market pricing when units surface.