MJL Al Jazi

Al Jazi is a residential building by Meraas, situated within the Madinat Jumeirah Living (MJL) community on the Jumeirah coastline. Completed in August 2025, the project delivers apartments across one building, positioned inside a low-density, pedestrian-oriented neighbourhood that sits directly adjacent to the Madinat Jumeirah resort complex.

# The building and its place in MJL

Madinat Jumeirah Living occupies one of the more considered parcels of land in the Jumeirah corridor, set back from the commercial noise of Sheikh Zayed Road but close enough to the coast to carry a sense of that proximity in its planning. Al Jazi sits at the heart of this community, oriented towards the green open spaces that define MJL's character.

The wider neighbourhood is built around a central pedestrian walkway that connects buildings without requiring residents to navigate car traffic. This is not the norm in Dubai. It gives MJL a pace closer to a European residential quarter than a typical Dubai development, and Al Jazi benefits from that planning logic by sitting within it rather than beside it.

Views from the building extend towards Burj Al Arab, which stands roughly two kilometres west across the Madinat grounds.

# Residences, layouts and specification

Al Jazi offers one, two, three and four-bedroom apartments. The developer, Meraas, has specified interiors described as meticulously finished, with kitchens that come equipped as standard. The building is delivered unfurnished, giving buyers full discretion over fit-out.

Service charges are set at 20 AED per square foot annually, which, for a completed Meraas asset in this location, sits at a level consistent with the community's specification and management standards.

The building is complete and ready for occupation or handover, with construction progress at 100 per cent.

# Amenities serving the community

The facilities available to Al Jazi residents draw from the broader MJL community infrastructure.

# Shared and private amenity

Fitness centres and swimming pools serve daily use. Expansive courtyards and parks provide open-air space beyond individual terraces. A retail centre within the community handles everyday convenience, reducing reliance on the car for routine needs. Children's play areas are distributed through the development, reflecting the family-oriented profile Meraas designed MJL to attract.

Communal roof terraces with barbecue facilities offer elevated sightlines across the Madinat resort complex and towards the sea.

# Proximity to schools, coast and the city

Kings' School Dubai, one of the more established British curriculum schools on this side of the city, sits 0.9 kilometres from Al Jazi. That distance is walkable. For a family buyer, it is a meaningful data point.

Souk Madinat Jumeirah is 2.2 kilometres away, providing an immediate retail and dining offer without requiring a motorway. Downtown Dubai is 15.7 kilometres from the community; Dubai International Airport, 25.8 kilometres. Both are standard commute distances for this part of the city.

# Who Al Jazi suits and where it stands in the market

The project is currently sold out, which places it in a secondary-market conversation rather than an off-plan one. Buyers approaching Al Jazi are looking at a completed, occupied building in an established Meraas community, with the pricing and availability determined by existing owners rather than the developer.

For buyers prioritising school proximity, a low-traffic residential environment and the symbolic pull of a Burj Al Arab address without the full cost of beachfront property, MJL as a community consistently draws repeat interest. Al Jazi, as one of the inner-facing buildings within that community, represents the quieter, more residential end of that offer. Buyers from the UK and Europe in particular tend to respond to MJL's scale and walkability, which is modest by Dubai standards and familiar by theirs.