Lawncrest

Lawncrest is a residential apartment building by Zimaya Properties, located in Dubai Production City and scheduled for completion in June 2029. Currently at presale stage, it rises across a ground floor, two podium levels and eight residential floors, delivering 183 units across studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom configurations.

# The building and its position in Dubai Production City

Dubai Production City occupies a mid-city corridor to the south-west of the urban core, sitting between Motor City and Jumeirah Village Circle. The district began life as the International Media Production Zone, a purpose-built hub for publishing and broadcast businesses, and its infrastructure reflects that origin: wide internal roads, low plot density, and a scale that resists the congestion found in older residential clusters closer to the creek.

Lawncrest is a single building. At ten storeys including the podium, it holds a human scale that suits the district's character. The development faces what the developer describes as golf course views, an outlook that meaningfully affects the quality of natural light and the absence of immediate neighbouring facades.

# Residences: layouts, sizes and finish

Apartments range from 374 sq ft to 1,096 sq ft, covering studios, one-bedroom and two-bedroom layouts. Select units include storage rooms and maid's rooms, additions that push certain two-bedroom configurations toward the practical requirements of a household rather than a pied-à-terre.

Kitchens arrive with integrated appliances. Bathrooms use branded sanitary ware. The residences are delivered unfurnished, which gives buyers flexibility in fit-out and avoids the depreciation attached to developer-supplied furniture packages.

Smart home features and EV charging infrastructure are built into the scheme.

# Amenity provision and the social infrastructure of the building

Lawncrest carries a full leisure stack for a building of its scale. The pool deck includes a main swimming pool and a children's pool, supported by cabanas and BBQ areas. A gym and yoga lounge address the more habitual end of wellness use. The outdoor cinema and social games area serve a more communal function.

# The ground-level experience

Landscaped seating areas and walking tracks run through the development. A clubhouse anchors the shared social space. These additions matter in a district where the street-level offer is still developing: the building provides what the immediate neighbourhood has not yet fully delivered.

# Connectivity and the surrounding district

Dubai Production City connects to Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road and Al Khail Road, giving residents practical access to Dubai Marina, the Mall of the Emirates and Downtown Dubai. The proximity to Jumeirah Village Circle and Motor City also means a reasonable range of retail and food options within a short drive.

The district itself is quieter than most comparable-value addresses in Dubai. That quality appeals to buyers prioritising space and a lower ambient density over proximity to nightlife or high-footfall retail.

# Who buys here and why it sits where it does in the market

Pricing runs from approximately AED 595,000 to AED 1.46 million. At that range, Lawncrest sits in the segment serving first-investment buyers and regional residents seeking a golf-facing address without the premium of Emirates Hills or the Sports City adjacents at their peak.

The June 2029 completion date positions it for buyers comfortable with a four-year hold, whether for capital appreciation during construction or for delivery into a rental market that has sustained strong occupancy rates across mid-city districts. For a GCC-based buyer seeking a secondary residence or a European buyer diversifying into a dirham-denominated asset, the entry point and the district's relatively low density make the case simply.