Sky Living

Sky Living is a residential tower by Peace Homes Development in Jumeirah Village Circle's District 10, offering two- and three-bedroom duplex apartments across nineteen floors, with completion scheduled for Q4 2026.

# The Tower and Its Position Within JVC

Jumeirah Village Circle has evolved over the past decade from a speculative mid-market address into one of Dubai's more established self-contained neighbourhoods. Peace Homes Development has positioned Sky Living within District 10, one of the quieter residential pockets inside the circular road network that defines JVC's layout.

The building rises nineteen residential floors above a ground level and four podiums, the latter accommodating the bulk of the amenity programme. At roughly 30 per cent complete as of current reporting, the structure is progressing towards its Q4 2026 handover.

Scale is deliberate here. With only two units available across the configuration types documented, the project reads as a boutique offering rather than a high-volume block.

# Residences, Layouts and Specification

The two documented unit types occupy notably generous floor plates. Two-bedroom residences measure 1,737 square feet; three-bedroom duplexes extend to 2,875 square feet. Both figures sit comfortably above the JVC average for comparable bedroom counts, and the duplex format in particular suits buyers who prioritise distinct living and sleeping levels rather than a single open floor.

Residences are delivered semi-furnished, with Italian fittings specified for interiors and German-branded appliances fitted in the kitchen. A smart home system is integrated into the specification.

Select residences include a private Jacuzzi, a detail that distinguishes the upper tiers from the standard configuration.

# Amenity Provision Across the Podium Levels

The four podiums carry the full leisure offer. A gym and a dedicated yoga studio address fitness separately rather than consolidating both into a single space, a distinction that matters to residents who use both regularly. The aquatic provision includes private pools set against a cascading waterfall feature, a sauna, a Jacuzzi, and a Jacuzzi element also appearing in the amenity list independent of the in-unit option.

An open-air cinema and a children's play area round out the communal facilities.

Service charges are quoted at 14 to 15 AED per square foot annually, which buyers should factor into yield calculations at the outset.

# District 10 and the Surrounding Road Network

JVC's internal grid connects directly to Al Khail Road and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, both of which provide arterial access northward to Dubai Marina and southward toward Expo City. The neighbourhood's circular format means most errands remain within a short drive of any given address inside it.

District 10 specifically sits towards the quieter residential interior of JVC rather than on a main-road perimeter, which contributes to the lower ambient noise levels that often distinguish the sub-district from JVC's outer ring.

# Who This Project Suits, and Where It Sits in the Market

The pricing on record, AED 2.44 million for the two-bedroom and AED 3.71 million for the three-bedroom duplex, positions Sky Living at the more considered end of the JVC price band. It is not a yield-chasing studio play. The floor areas, semi-furnished delivery, and duplex format point toward a buyer profile that includes owner-occupiers relocating to Dubai or investors targeting longer-tenure tenants who prefer space over proximity to the Marina.

The project is currently listed as out of stock, so buyers should approach JRE directly to discuss secondary availability or comparable live inventory in the district.