Me Do Re 2

Me Do Re 2 is a residential tower by Me Do Re Properties DMCC in Jumeirah Lake Towers, currently under construction and scheduled for handover in June 2026. It offers one-bedroom apartments and large four-bedroom residences, delivered semi-furnished, in a single building that sits at 97.78 per cent construction completion.

# The tower and its position in Jumeirah Lake Towers

JLT is one of Dubai's more coherently planned mixed-use districts: a grid of clustered towers arranged around a series of artificial lakes, with ground-level retail, pedestrian promenades and metro access built into its fabric. Me Do Re 2 occupies a lakefront position within this grid, with Almas East Lake 1.3 kilometres away and the broader waterfront sequence of JLT forming the immediate setting.

The building is compact by JLT standards. With only six units across the entire tower, the resident count is deliberately small. That kind of density is unusual for the district, and it shapes the character of the building more than any design feature.

On the technical side, the developer has specified a KONE hybrid destination control lift system, Legrand smart intercoms and video doorbells, touchless building systems and electric vehicle charging points throughout the parking structure. These are itemised specifications rather than aspirational ones, already built into the structure given the near-complete construction status.

# Residences: layouts, scale and specification

The available units split into two distinct categories. One-bedroom apartments range from 1,230 to 1,254 square feet, priced between AED 2,914,000 and AED 3,193,000. By JLT standards, those are generous proportions for a one-bedroom: the floor plates are larger than what the bedroom count might suggest, which typically reflects open-plan living and dining space of meaningful size.

The four-bedroom residences are a different proposition entirely. Two are listed: one at 5,672 square feet for AED 24,500,000 and another at 5,831 square feet for AED 27,000,000. At those dimensions they function less as apartments and more as lateral homes, the kind of floor area more commonly associated with Palm Jumeirah or Downtown Dubai at comparable price points.

Finish specification includes full-body quartz countertops with Italian joinery, and bathroom fixtures sourced from Kohler throughout. Kitchens are equipped. Mood lighting with adaptive control and smart thermostat systems by Legrand are provisioned across all apartments.

The building is semi-furnished, meaning buyers receive a fitted-out shell with kitchen and bathroom installations, but select their own furniture and soft furnishings.

# Amenities within the building

# What the facilities cover

The in-building amenity list runs to a swimming pool, gym, sauna, steam room, golf simulator, billiards table, table tennis and a multipurpose hall. Free Wi-Fi operates across all common areas and amenity spaces. A background music system is installed throughout shared facilities.

For a six-unit building, this is a considerable range of leisure infrastructure. Each resident effectively has near-private access to the full amenity floor, which is a meaningful practical distinction from towers with hundreds of units sharing the same facilities.

# Location: the JLT radius and wider city connections

Marina Beach sits 2.9 kilometres from the building, and Dubai Marina's retail cluster along the waterfront is accessible within a similar radius. Oakfield Early Learning Center DMCC is 1.5 kilometres away, which matters to the executive-family demographic that has always formed the core JLT buyer pool. The district's DMCC metro station connects residents directly to Sheikh Zayed Road and the broader Red Line network.

Downtown Dubai is 23.9 kilometres by road. Al Maktoum International Airport, the site of Dubai's long-term aviation expansion, is 31.3 kilometres out, a journey that will carry increasing relevance as the airport's capacity grows over the coming decade.

# Who this building suits and where it sits in the current market

The structure of the inventory is the most telling thing about Me Do Re 2. Six units across a single tower, with a sharp split between affordable-format one-bedrooms and ultra-large four-bedroom homes, points to a building designed for two distinct buyer types rather than a broad market.

The one-bedrooms, generously sized at over 1,200 square feet and priced from AED 2.9 million, attract owner-occupiers who want liveable proportions in a low-density building, and investors who recognise that JLT's rental demand from corporate professionals remains consistent. The service charge at AED 22 per square foot is a concrete number worth factoring into yield calculations at the outset.

The four-bedrooms are targeted at buyers for whom scale and privacy within a managed building carry more appeal than a villa or townhouse. At over 5,600 square feet in JLT, these are genuinely uncommon. With handover set for June 2026 and construction at 97.78 per cent complete, the execution risk that typically accompanies off-plan purchases in Dubai is largely resolved.