Equiti Home

Equiti Home is a completed residential building by BNH Real Estate Developer, located in Jebel Ali Village and delivered in Q2 2025. The project comprises a single low-rise tower — ground floor, two podium levels, ten upper floors and a rooftop — offering unfurnished homes ranging from approximately 2,596 to 7,102 sq ft.

# The tower and its position in Jebel Ali Village

Jebel Ali Village is one of Dubai's older, quieter residential pockets, sitting west of the city's more commercially dense corridors. It carries a different character from the tower-heavy districts closer to the coast: lower density, a more established street grain, and a resident profile that skews toward families rather than short-stay tenants.

Equiti Home occupies this context deliberately. The building's structure, ground plus two podium levels plus ten floors, keeps it in scale with the neighbourhood rather than competing with it. The podium spans roughly 10,000 sq m and carries the majority of the communal programme, which means upper floors sit above a substantial landscaped and activated base.

Construction is complete. Buyers are not underwriting a promise.

# Residences: scale, specification and finish

With a minimum floor area of 2,596 sq ft and an upper range touching 7,102 sq ft, these are large homes by Dubai apartment standards. The size brackets suggest a mix that runs from generous three- or four-bedroom layouts up to full-floor or near-full-floor configurations at the upper end.

Finishes are unfurnished, which gives incoming owners and their interior designers a clean canvas. Service charges are quoted at 14 to 15 AED per sq ft annually, a reasonable figure for a building with this level of communal infrastructure.

No fitted furniture means no inherited aesthetic. For buyers arriving with their own collections or engaging a fit-out team, that is a practical advantage.

# Communal amenities and how residents use them

The podium-level amenity deck covers the expected bases and a few less common ones. A running track, swimming pool and gym handle the fitness brief. The padel area and basketball and table tennis courts add competitive social sport, which tends to draw residents out of their apartments and into regular contact with neighbours.

The Zen Zone reads as a dedicated quiet space, distinct from the active areas. The co-working space addresses the reality that a significant proportion of Dubai's property buyers work from home at least part of the week. There is also a pet zone and a dedicated kids' play area, both pointing to a design brief built around households with children and animals rather than single occupants.

The breadth of the programme, across nine distinct amenity categories within a single podium, is more characteristic of a mid-scale community than a boutique building.

# Where Jebel Ali Village sits in the Dubai map

Jebel Ali Village is served by the Dubai Metro's Red Line, with Jebel Ali station providing a direct connection toward Dubai Marina, JLT, and onward into the city. Sheikh Zayed Road runs nearby, giving car-dependent residents fast access to Abu Dhabi to the south-west and central Dubai to the north-east.

The area sits close to Al Furjan, a broader residential district with its own retail and amenity layer. The combined weight of these two neighbourhoods means the local infrastructure, supermarkets, clinics, schools, is reasonably mature.

# The buyer profile Equiti Home suits

At a price range of approximately AED 5.66 million to AED 15.48 million, Equiti Home occupies the upper tier of Dubai's apartment market without reaching the ultra-prime brackets of Downtown or the Palm. The combination of large floor plates, low-density surroundings, a completed building with no execution risk, and a podium built for family living makes it most relevant to buyers seeking space and permanence rather than yield-maximising studios.

For GCC families relocating or consolidating a primary Dubai residence, and for European or Asian buyers who want a handed-over home they can occupy or configure immediately, the value proposition is straightforward: a finished, well-amenitised building in a calm district, at a price point that still allows for considered interior investment.