Golf Grove by Regent

Golf Grove by Regent is a low-rise residential building by Regent Developments, positioned within Dubai Production City and scheduled for handover in Q2 2027. The project comprises a single building offering studios and one-bedroom apartments, with construction currently 44 per cent complete.

# The building and its place in Dubai Production City

Dubai Production City, known until 2015 as the International Media Production Zone, occupies a mid-city corridor roughly equidistant between the older commercial arteries of Sheikh Zayed Road and the newer residential mass of Jumeirah Village. It is a district that has gradually attracted apartment buyers priced out of Marina or JVC but unwilling to extend as far south as Dubai South.

Golf Grove sits close to the district's interior, approximately 1.2 kilometres from Treetops Nursery IMPZ and 2.1 kilometres from City Centre Me'aisem, the area's principal retail anchor. The building's orientation takes advantage of views toward golf course greenery, a positioning Regent Developments has made central to the project's identity, working it through the naming of amenity spaces as well as the layout of upper-floor residences.

Architecturally, the building reflects the cleaner, lower-density aesthetic that has defined better-quality mid-market delivery in Dubai over the past three years: horizontal lines, landscaped podium, and a lobby designed to read as a threshold rather than a corridor.

# Residences, layouts and specification

The available units span from studios at 415 sq ft to one-bedroom apartments reaching 1,173 sq ft, an unusually wide range within a single building and one that reflects meaningfully different products within the same address. Prices run from AED 968,000 to AED 1,328,000 for the one-bedroom category, with per-square-foot figures varying by floor and aspect.

Kitchens are fitted with Teka appliances, and the developer specifies smart home automation via the ORVIBO system. Finishes are described as high-quality materials throughout, though buyers should view show units to assess the precise specification. The building is part-furnished in the sense that kitchens arrive equipped; soft furnishings and living spaces are unfurnished.

Service charges are set at AED 15 per sq ft annually.

# Amenities oriented around golf and wellness

The amenity deck is considered rather than token. A golf simulator, golf-view gym, golf-view yoga zone, and golf-view sauna pods form the core of a wellness programme that is deliberately themed around the surrounding landscape. These are complemented by an infinity pool, outdoor lounge, outdoor cinema, BBQ area, and landscaped grounds.

For those who work flexibly, a co-working space removes the need to commute to a serviced office for day-to-day tasks. A club lounge and games room, along with a pet park, round out provision for residents who will live in the building rather than use it as a pied-à-terre.

# Getting around from Dubai Production City

The district's central challenge is car dependency. Marina Beach sits 14.2 kilometres away, Downtown Dubai 26.3 kilometres. Al Maktoum International Airport, the designated home of Emirates once the mega-terminal project reaches completion, is 29.4 kilometres, a journey that will carry increasing relevance as the airport's capacity expands through the late 2020s.

City Centre Me'aisem at 2.1 kilometres covers most daily retail needs. Treetops Nursery at 1.2 kilometres addresses the primary concern for buyers with young children. The area connects to Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, which makes movement north toward the Marina or south toward Expo City relatively direct by Dubai standards.

# The buyer profile this building suits

Golf Grove is priced and sized for a specific kind of purchase decision. At AED 968,000 to AED 1,328,000 for one-bedroom apartments ranging from 725 to 1,173 sq ft, it occupies a bracket where rental yields in the surrounding district have remained measurable enough to attract buy-to-let buyers, particularly those from the UK and Europe who track AED-denominated income against sterling or euro cost bases.

Owner-occupiers considering the building are, in practice, likely to value the golf adjacency, the wellness amenities, and the quieter pace of the Production City streetscape over proximity to the Marina or Downtown. For buyers comparing the project against JVC or Al Furjan alternatives, the distinguishing factor is the golf-view aspect and a somewhat more curated amenity package than is standard at this price point.

Construction is 44 per cent complete with handover set for Q2 2027, meaning the remaining timeline carries the usual off-plan risks that buyers in this segment should price into their assessment.