Gateway by Premier Choice

Gateway by Premier Choice is a residential tower under construction in Jumeirah Village Circle, developed by Premier Choice International and due for handover in Q1 2026. The building holds eleven residences across a single structure, ranging from one-bedroom apartments to three-bedroom homes, and is currently 66.92 per cent complete.

# The tower and its position in Jumeirah Village Circle

Jumeirah Village Circle sits roughly at the midpoint between Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road and Al Khail Road, a location that places it within reach of Dubai Marina, JLT and the business corridors of Barsha Heights without being embedded in any of them. The district has matured considerably over the past decade, moving from a largely off-plan environment into an established residential community with schools, clinics and retail.

Gateway occupies a single building within this context. Its architecture is described as contemporary, with a clean geometric facade and open balconies as a structural feature rather than an afterthought. At eleven units, the project is deliberately small in scale, a characteristic that distinguishes it from the larger multi-tower schemes that dominate JVC's skyline. That restraint has direct implications for density, amenity access and the general tenor of daily life in the building.

# Residences: layouts, proportions and specification

The unit mix runs from one-bedroom apartments at 747 sq ft up to three-bedroom residences reaching 2,352 sq ft. Pricing opens at AED 1,096,944 for the smallest one-bedroom and reaches AED 3,248,562 at the top of the range.

Two-bedroom apartments form the core of the offering, with floor areas spanning from approximately 1,086 sq ft to 1,553 sq ft and prices between AED 1,639,702 and AED 2,347,644 depending on configuration. The spread within the two-bedroom category suggests meaningful variation in layout and aspect. Three-bedroom homes sit at the upper end, with the two available configurations priced at AED 3,162,744 and AED 3,248,562 for 2,352 sq ft and 2,141 sq ft respectively.

Interiors are finished in light, neutral tones with open-plan kitchens fitted with built-in appliances. Units are delivered semi-furnished. Balconies are a consistent feature across the building.

Service charges are fixed at AED 13 per sq ft per year.

# Amenity provision across the building

For a project of eleven units, the amenity list is extensive. An infinity pool, indoor and outdoor gym, rooftop paddle tennis court, basketball court and rooftop outdoor cinema account for the active and leisure components. A dedicated co-working space and meeting rooms address the practical demands of residents who work from home or run their own businesses.

The terrace BBQ area and leisure zones offer informal outdoor space beyond individual balconies. A children's play area and a tech-based early learning centre add specific provision for families. An automated grocery facility is integrated into the building.

The breadth of this programme in a building of this size is notable. Residents are unlikely to share these spaces with large numbers of neighbours.

# Getting around from JVC

Jumeirah Village Circle connects directly to Al Khail Road and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, two of Dubai's principal arterial routes. Dubai Marina and JLT are reachable within ten to fifteen minutes by car under normal traffic conditions. Dubai International Airport sits to the northeast, typically a twenty-five to thirty-five minute drive depending on time of day.

The district itself has accumulated a functional layer of schools, nurseries, a hospital and retail over the years, reducing the need to leave for everyday errands. Circle Mall on Jumeirah Village Circle Road serves as the primary retail anchor for the community.

# Who Gateway suits in the current Dubai market

At AED 1.09 million at entry and AED 3.24 million at the top, Gateway sits in a price band that attracts both end-users and investors monitoring JVC's rental performance. The district has historically delivered yields that compare favourably against more central Dubai locations, supported by consistent tenant demand from professionals working across the Sheikh Zayed and Al Khail corridors.

The eleven-unit scale appeals to a specific kind of buyer: one who values low-density living and direct access to amenities rather than the anonymity of a large tower. For international buyers seeking a Dubai foothold with manageable service charges and a Q1 2026 delivery date, the construction progress at nearly 67 per cent provides a degree of confidence that earlier-stage off-plan commitments cannot.