Rijas Majan

Rijas Majan is a single residential building by Rijas Aces Property, located in the Majan district of Dubailand, with completion scheduled for December 2026. The development comprises 28 fully furnished apartments across studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom configurations, currently under construction and available for purchase off-plan.

# The building and its position in Majan

Majan is a planned district within the broader Dubailand community, covering approximately 1.5 million square metres. It sits at the intersection of Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road and in proximity to Al Ain Road, a position that gives it straightforward access to central Dubai, Sharjah and the Abu Dhabi corridor. The area is still forming its identity, with residential complexes, hotels and mixed-use schemes arriving in successive phases.

Rijas Majan occupies this emerging context as a boutique project. Twenty-eight units across a single structure means a tightly managed building, a contrast to the larger-scale developments that dominate more established Dubai submarkets. The architectural approach follows a neutral palette with clean geometry, designed to keep the interiors quiet and adaptable. Construction has started, with handover targeted for the end of 2026.

# Residences: layouts, scale and finish

The range runs from compact studios of approximately 346 square feet to two-bedroom apartments reaching just over 2,150 square feet, giving the project an unusually wide footprint of buyer types within a small unit count.

Studios are priced from AED 808,484. One-bedroom apartments vary considerably: at the more compact end, layouts from around 483 to 543 square feet are priced from the high AED 700,000s to just over AED 1 million, while more generously sized one-bedrooms extending to 1,422 square feet are priced up to AED 2.43 million. The two-bedroom range spans similarly: mid-sized units around 734 to 1,075 square feet from approximately AED 1.34 million, and two larger two-bedroom units of 2,138 and 2,150 square feet priced at AED 3.58 million and AED 3.60 million respectively.

All units are delivered fully furnished. The interior specification draws on a natural material palette, with rattan accents and muted tones that give the residences a quieter character than most Dubai new-builds. Kitchens are equipped. The service charge is set at AED 15 per square foot annually.

# Amenities on site

For a 28-unit building, the facilities list is fairly complete. Residents have access to an infinity pool, a jacuzzi, a gymnasium, a kids' playground area and an outdoor cinema. These are consistent with the furnished, lifestyle-led positioning of the project, and practical for both owner-occupiers and tenants.

There are no extraneous claims around concierge services or retail beyond what the facts support.

# Majan's accessibility and Dubailand context

Majan's primary asset is logistical. Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road puts Downtown Dubai within roughly 25 to 30 minutes under normal conditions, and the same road network connects quickly to Dubai International Airport and to the Sharjah border. Al Ain Road adds flexibility for travel southeast.

The district's developing status cuts both ways. Infrastructure continues to be built out, and daily conveniences are not yet uniformly distributed across the area. On the other hand, that development trajectory is precisely what draws investors with an eye on medium-term capital movement.

# Who buys in Majan, and why Rijas Majan fits that profile

Majan sits in the category of Dubai submarkets where pricing has not yet converged with more mature, better-serviced neighbourhoods. Entry points at AED 808,000 for a furnished studio, and two-bedroom apartments available below AED 1.4 million at the smaller end, position this project for buyers working within a capital budget rather than a lifestyle aspiration budget.

The profile that fits most naturally is the investor purchasing ahead of the area's completion cycle, or the end-user relocating to Dubai who needs a furnished, operational home without a premium address attached to it. The large two-bedroom units at over 2,100 square feet and above AED 3.5 million represent a different buyer altogether: someone who wants scale and space in an affordable district rather than a smaller footprint in a more central one.

The December 2026 delivery date leaves room for the surrounding district to mature before handover, which in a market that moves as quickly as Dubailand's is not a negligible consideration.