Jura Terraces

Jura Terraces is a residential tower by Majid Developments, situated within Dubai Land Residence Complex and scheduled for completion in June 2029. Currently in presale and under construction, it comprises 231 apartments across studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom formats, contained within a single 14-storey building.

# The tower and its position in Dubai Land Residence Complex

The building's design draws its reference from the Jura Mountains, a source that informs the curved balcony lines and layered terracing that define its exterior profile. Across a ground floor, 13 upper storeys and a dedicated roof level, the form reads as considered rather than arbitrary: the terracing is not ornamental, it is structural to the building's character. The result is a silhouette that has more in common with mid-century residential architecture than with the glass-and-steel towers that dominate much of Dubai's newer skyline.

Dubai Land Residence Complex is a broad, low-density district positioned inland from the main coastal corridors. It sits apart from the density of Downtown or Business Bay, which suits a particular kind of buyer: one who prioritises space, community infrastructure and access to leisure over proximity to the financial centre.

# Residences, layouts and specification

The 231 units span a size range from approximately 406 sq ft to just over 1,029 sq ft, covering studios through to two-bedroom apartments. Pricing runs from AED 595,900 to AED 1,438,290, which places entry-level studios at a competitive threshold for the district.

Interiors are arranged as open-plan living, dining and kitchen spaces, with herringbone-pattern flooring running through the main areas. Units are delivered unfurnished. Views are distributed across community, skyline, amenity and park aspects depending on floor and orientation.

Every layout incorporates a terrace or balcony as a functional extension of the living space rather than a token feature. For smaller units in particular, that outdoor square footage meaningfully increases the usable area.

# Shared amenities and communal infrastructure

# Ground level and podium

Arrival is handled through a landscaped drop-off plaza that feeds into a lobby lounge, setting a tone that is residential in feel rather than hotel-adjacent. The podium garden provides green space at an intermediate level between the street and the upper floors.

# Rooftop

The roof level carries a skyline-facing infinity pool with a sunken poolside lounge, a clubhouse, a children's play area and an outdoor dining and BBQ zone. Wellness facilities, a gym and a spa with sauna and steam room, are also within the building.

# Location, access and the surrounding district

Dubai Land Residence Complex places residents within reach of a significant concentration of leisure and outdoor infrastructure. Dubai Parks and Resorts, which includes Legoland, Motiongate and Bollywood Parks, sits within the broader district. Golf courses, cycling tracks, tennis courts and public parks are present across the surrounding area, which gives the location particular relevance for families and for buyers seeking an active daily routine outside the urban core.

Road access connects DLRC to the wider emirate, though specific travel times to central Dubai will depend on the route and time of day.

# Who Jura Terraces suits, and where it sits in the market

The entry price of under AED 600,000 for a studio makes Jura Terraces accessible to first-time Dubai buyers and investors seeking yield from a district with growing residential population. The upper end of the range, just over AED 1.4 million for a two-bedroom, positions it as an affordable family apartment in a district where the value-per-square-foot ratio tends to outperform more central addresses.

For international buyers from the UK, Europe or Asia allocating a first Dubai property purchase, the combination of a defined architectural identity, a structured amenity package and a June 2029 delivery date gives the project a clearer investment horizon than many off-plan options at a comparable price point. The unfurnished delivery suits buyers who intend to occupy or to manage their own tenant fit-out. Those seeking a furnished, managed product will need to factor that cost separately.