Treppan Tower

Treppan Tower is a 34-residence building by Fakhruddin Properties Development, located in Jumeirah Village Triangle and scheduled for completion by March 2028. The project delivers fully furnished apartments across one, two and three-bedroom configurations, with prices running from AED 1.145 million to AED 5.13 million.

# The tower and its position within Jumeirah Village Triangle

JVT sits in the western arc of Dubai's suburban belt, separated from the Marina district by roughly nine kilometres and connected to the city's arterial network via Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road and Al Khail Road. The community was master-planned by Nakheel around a triangular grid of low-rise streets and landscaped parks, a format that gives the neighbourhood a quieter, more horizontal character than the tower clusters further east.

Treppan Tower occupies a single building within this setting. At 34 units, the scale is deliberately contained. That restraint is notable: most residential launches in comparable JVT plots aim for higher unit counts, so the low density implies larger floor plates and fewer shared-amenity pressures per resident.

Construction has begun, with handover targeted for Q1 2028.

# Residences, layouts and finish

One-bedroom apartments range from approximately 479 sq ft to just under 648 sq ft, with pricing broadly between AED 1.145 million and AED 1.341 million depending on floor and aspect. The spread across multiple one-bedroom price bands suggests meaningful variation in position within the building rather than a flat stack of identical units.

Two-bedroom apartments measure just over 1,027 sq ft to around 1,030 sq ft, priced from AED 1.589 million to AED 1.864 million.

The three-bedroom tier is a different proposition. Two units are listed: one at 2,640 sq ft priced at AED 4.56 million, and the largest residence at 2,915 sq ft priced at AED 5.13 million. At that scale, these sit closer to penthouse territory than standard apartments and represent a distinct offering within JVT's supply mix.

All residences are fully furnished and equipped with a smart home system. Kitchens come fitted. Service charges are pegged at AED 14 to 16 per sq ft annually.

# Shared amenities and the wellness programme

The amenity list at Treppan Tower runs across several categories. The fitness provision covers a gym and an open yoga area. Leisure infrastructure includes an infinity pool, a BBQ area, a kids' play area, recreational seating and a library. A café operates within the building.

# A note on scale

With 34 residences sharing these facilities, congestion at the pool or gym is unlikely to become a recurring friction point. Boutique amenity ratios are a persistent selling point in projects of this size, and Treppan's unit count keeps that equation favourable.

# Getting around from JVT

Big Park, a significant green space in the district, sits 1.7 km from the building. Redwood Montessori Nursery in Jumeirah Park is 2.5 km away, relevant for families with young children. City Centre Me'aisem, the nearest large retail destination, is 7.1 km out.

Marina Beach is reachable in under nine kilometres. Downtown Dubai sits 24 km to the east. Al Maktoum International Airport, the future home of Emirates airline operations, is 34.5 km from JVT, a distance that will matter more as the airport's capacity expands across the decade.

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

Treppan Tower is priced and scaled for two distinct buyer profiles. The one and two-bedroom apartments, mostly south of AED 1.9 million, attract investors who want a furnished, managed asset in a low-density building without the service charge exposure of a Marina high-rise. JVT has recorded consistently solid rental demand from professionals and young families, and a fully furnished unit with smart home specification strengthens the lettability case.

The three-bedroom residences are a separate conversation. Nearly 3,000 sq ft in JVT at AED 5.13 million represents a meaningful value differential against comparable space in Dubai Hills or the Palm, which appeals to end-users prioritising floor area over address prestige. For a buyer relocating from London or Singapore who needs room to work from home, that calculus is straightforward.

The 2028 completion date aligns with a period when Dubai's infrastructure pipeline, particularly Al Maktoum Airport and associated transport corridors, is expected to reshape the western districts materially. Buying off-plan in JVT now carries that optionality, without requiring a speculative bet on an untested neighbourhood.