PG One

PG One is a completed residential tower by Pure Gold Living, situated in Al Furjan on the western edge of Dubai, offering apartments across a compact size band of 535 to 598 square feet, priced between AED 2.0 million and AED 2.24 million.

# The tower and its position in Al Furjan

Al Furjan is one of Dubai's more established mid-density communities, developed originally under Nakheel and now home to a mix of villa clusters, townhouses and low-to-mid-rise residential buildings. PG One sits within that fabric as a single building, completed in November 2025 and handed over at full construction readiness. It is not a landmark tower competing for skyline attention but a neighbourhood-scale development, which suits the character of the district.

The area has matured considerably over the past decade. Residents have access to the Al Furjan Metro Station on the Route 2020 extension, which connects directly to the Dubai Metro's Red Line. That single fact shifts the commuting calculus for anyone working in Media City, the DIFC or Downtown Dubai.

# Residences, layouts and specification

The apartments at PG One fall within a tight footprint, from just over 535 square feet to just under 600. That positions them squarely as one- or two-bedroom configurations suited to single occupants, couples or investors targeting the rental market.

Specification notes from the developer include ceramic floor tiles throughout, a neutral palette, handleless white kitchen cabinetry with a solid countertop, and integrated appliances covering a washer/dryer, fridge/freezer, and gas oven with hob. Bathrooms include built-in storage, and bedrooms come with fitted wardrobes and sliding doors. The apartments are delivered unfurnished, which gives buyers latitude to fit out to their own standard.

One apartment type incorporates a study area designed to convert into a guest sleeping space. For smaller footprints, that kind of flexibility has practical value.

# Amenities on site

The building's amenity offer is concise: an infinity pool, a gym, a barbecue area and landscaped green spaces. There is no spa, no co-working lounge, no retail podium. For buyers who prefer a lower service charge in exchange for fewer managed facilities, the rate of AED 13.50 per square foot sits at a reasonable level for a completed building in this submarket.

# Connectivity and the Al Furjan address

Al Furjan connects to the broader city via Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road and Al Khail Road, two of Dubai's primary arterial routes. Ibn Battuta Mall is approximately ten minutes by car, and Dubai Marina falls within a comparable range. The Route 2020 Metro line, which opened ahead of Expo 2020, has made the district meaningfully more accessible than it was in its early development phase.

The surrounding community infrastructure, including supermarkets, healthcare clinics and schools, has filled in over the years. Al Furjan is not a district in the process of becoming; it functions as a complete residential neighbourhood.

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

PG One is fully sold and completed, which removes the construction risk that accompanies off-plan purchases. For investors, that matters. A completed, tenanted or immediately tenantable asset in a metro-connected district carries a different risk profile than a four-year forward commitment.

The price ceiling of AED 2.24 million for under 600 square feet reflects how Dubai's mid-market has repriced since 2021. Buyers arriving from London, Singapore or Riyadh with yield expectations rather than lifestyle aspirations will find the Al Furjan rental market relatively liquid. Those seeking a primary residence in a quieter, ground-level community, rather than a high-floor Marina view, will find the neighbourhood's density and scale more liveable than many higher-profile postcodes.