Trinity

Trinity is a furnished residential building by Karma Developers, situated in Arjan, a mid-rise residential district in Dubai's southern belt. The project comprises eight two-bedroom apartments across a single tower, with handover scheduled for Q4 2026.

# The tower and its position in Arjan

Arjan sits between Al Barsha South and Dubailand, a district that has grown steadily over the past decade as an alternative to the denser, more expensive corridors along Sheikh Zayed Road. It is predominantly low-to-mid-rise, with a layout that favours wider roads and greenery over the compressed verticality of Downtown or JLT. Trinity occupies one building within this setting, making it a compact, single-asset development rather than a phased master community.

At roughly 18 per cent construction progress as of current reporting, the project is in its early structural phase, with completion targeted in the final quarter of 2026.

# Residences: layouts, sizing and specification

All eight units are configured as two-bedroom apartments, which gives the building an unusual uniformity. Sizes run from approximately 1,274 square feet to just over 2,116 square feet, a notably wide range that suggests meaningful differences in layout and outdoor space between the smaller and larger options.

Pricing follows that spread closely. The entry point sits at AED 1,783,488 for the 1,274-square-foot unit, while the largest apartment is priced at AED 2,434,251. On a per-square-foot basis, the range runs from roughly AED 1,150 to AED 1,400, which sits within the typical band for furnished mid-rise product in Arjan.

All units are delivered fully furnished with kitchen appliances included.

# Floor areas and price points at a glance

The eight units break into two broad clusters: four apartments in the 1,700–1,950 square foot range, priced between AED 1,892,803 and AED 2,237,061, and four larger apartments between 2,017 and 2,117 square feet, priced from AED 2,319,999 to AED 2,434,251. Buyers looking for the most generous floor area will find the gap between the two clusters relatively modest in price terms.

# Amenities on site

The building's leisure provisions are oriented around outdoor and wellness use. A pool designed with a beach-resort gradient, a paddle tennis court, a private jacuzzi, and a children's water park sit alongside more standard provisions: a gym, sauna, kids' play area, and a covered sitting area.

For a building of eight units, the amenity list is extensive. That ratio between residents and shared facilities generally translates to lower demand pressure on spaces like the pool and courts.

# Arjan's connectivity and practical infrastructure

Arjan connects to the wider city via Dubai-Al Ain Road and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, placing it within reasonable driving distance of Mall of the Emirates to the north and Dubai Hills Estate to the east. The Dubai Miracle Garden, one of the district's most-visited landmarks, is adjacent.

The area carries established retail, healthcare, and school infrastructure, which has made it a practical choice for families and long-term residents rather than a purely investment-led postcode.

Service charges are projected at AED 12 to 15 per square foot annually, placing running costs at roughly AED 15,000 to AED 32,000 per year depending on unit size.

# What Trinity suits, and what buyers should weigh

The project addresses a specific buyer: someone who wants a generously sized two-bedroom apartment, fully fitted, in a district that trades density and glamour for space and operational convenience. At under AED 2.5 million for the largest unit, the pricing sits below comparable furnished product in Dubai Hills Estate or Business Bay, though Arjan lacks the brand premium and secondary-market liquidity those districts carry.

The small unit count cuts both ways. Eight apartments means limited competition within the building itself, but it also means a thin resale pool and a developer track record that prospective buyers should examine carefully before committing. Escrow registration (number 1031225838233004) is in place, which provides the statutory financial protection required under Dubai law.

For buyers prioritising interior space over address cachet, Trinity offers a credible proposition. Those for whom resale velocity or rental yield comparables matter most should pressure-test those figures against current Arjan transaction data before proceeding.