Paradise View 1

Paradise View 1 is a completed residential building in Majan, developed by Blanco Thornton and handed over in March 2019. The project comprises 121 furnished apartments across a single mid-rise block, with studios, one-, two-, and three-bedroom layouts offered across the building's full height.

# The building and its position in Majan

Majan sits within Dubailand, one of Dubai's larger inland master-plan districts, and covers roughly 1.5 million square metres in total. The neighbourhood occupies a position between Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road and Al Ain Road, two of the emirate's principal arterial routes, which gives it functional connections to Sharjah, Al Ain and Abu Dhabi without the density or pricing pressure of the waterfront zones.

Paradise View 1 is one building within a district that currently counts around 100 residential complexes, six larger towers, and four hotels. Midtown Central Majan, a local retail and services hub, sits 0.9 km away. The building's scale, at 121 units, keeps the community small relative to many Dubailand neighbours, which has practical implications for service charge management and shared amenity upkeep.

Service charges are set at AED 11 per square foot.

# Residences, layouts and original pricing

The apartment mix runs from compact studios to three-bedroom units. Studios sit in the 428–522 sq ft range, with original transaction prices recorded between approximately AED 643,000 and AED 784,000. One-bedroom apartments span roughly 777–900 sq ft and were priced from around AED 1.16 million to AED 1.35 million. Two-bedroom units range from approximately 1,131 to 1,530 sq ft, with pricing from AED 1.70 million to AED 2.29 million. The three-bedroom apartments, at 1,843–2,047 sq ft, were priced between roughly AED 2.76 million and AED 3.07 million.

All residences are delivered furnished. Kitchens are equipped. The building was designed to provide balcony access from the main living areas, with views oriented toward the community's green landscaping on one aspect and the wider district on the other.

# On-site amenities and daily infrastructure

The amenity provision is modest and practical: a swimming pool, gym, spa and sauna facilities, and a jogging track. For a building of 121 apartments, this scale of shared infrastructure is proportionate and keeps running costs predictable.

Kids Spot Nursery in Al Barari is 1.3 km away. Central Park within the broader district is 9.7 km by road. These proximity figures matter for families assessing daily convenience rather than leisure.

# Connections to the wider city

Downtown Dubai is approximately 20.9 km from the building. Dubai International Airport sits 26.3 km away. Jumeirah Beach is 25.1 km distant.

These distances reflect Majan's position as an inland, infrastructure-led district rather than a lifestyle destination in its own right. Journey times via Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road are generally predictable outside of peak hours, making the area workable for professionals commuting to Business Bay, DIFC or the airport corridor.

# What Paradise View 1 represents for the secondary-market buyer

The building completed in 2019 and carries no construction risk. All 121 units are recorded as sold through, meaning any acquisition now takes place in the secondary market, where pricing reflects actual transacted values rather than developer list prices.

For international investors, the case rests on the combination of a fully managed, furnished building with a defined service charge, in a district where property values have historically tracked below the city's coastal and central benchmarks. Buyers from markets such as the UK or broader GCC who are targeting yield-focused rather than lifestyle-driven assets tend to find Majan's pricing logic relatively legible. The furnished specification removes a layer of fit-out decision-making for landlords, and the one-bedroom format, well represented in the building, remains the most liquid rental category in suburban Dubai residential markets.