Nadine Phase 2: Al Furjan Apartments by London Gate
London Gate developed Nadine Phase 2 as the second phase of the Nadine Residences cluster within Al Furjan, a mid-market residential community on Dubai's western edge. The project sits inside an established sub-district rather than breaking new ground on an empty plot, and community infrastructure, road access, and nearby retail are already in place. The Phase 2 designation implies a completed predecessor in the same cluster, which lowers the development risk that comes with first-phase masterplan projects. Buyers are not waiting for a neighbourhood to take shape around them.
Al Furjan: What the Location Means Day to Day
Al Furjan sits roughly 20 to 25 minutes from Dubai Marina by car and about 30 minutes from Downtown Dubai and Business Bay during normal traffic. The Al Furjan metro station on the Route 2020 extension brings the broader network within walking distance. Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road runs adjacent to the community, giving direct access to Abu Dhabi, the Expo City corridor, and Jebel Ali's free zone, which is a meaningful draw for residents employed in that direction.
The district is built primarily for residents rather than tourists. Schools, retail strips, parks, and mosques are woven into the layout. The tenant profile skews toward families and working professionals on medium-to-long leases. For an investor, the resident profile suggests long-term tenancies rather than seasonal occupancy.
One Price: AED 1,402,479
The pricing is uniform. All listed units are priced at AED 1,402,479. There is no range to parse. A single price point typically means a consistent unit type or size bracket is on offer, rather than a stack that runs from studios to penthouses. At AED 1.4 million, you are in the mid-market bracket for Al Furjan. This suits an owner-occupier looking for a community apartment or an investor targeting the family rental segment without paying a premium for a central Dubai address.
Getting In for 10%
| Phase | Share |
|---|---|
| Down payment | 10% |
| During construction | 20% |
| Handover | 70% |
A 10% down payment is a low entry point for a Dubai off-plan purchase. The lower initial commitment keeps more capital available through the build period. The 10/20/70 structure means only 30% of the purchase price is paid before handover, which limits debt service for buyers using a construction-linked mortgage and ties the largest drawdown to the moment the asset is physically deliverable.
That final milestone is where the structure demands attention. 70% is due at handover, compressing the bulk of the financial commitment into a single settlement. Buyers planning to finance through a mortgage need approval in place well ahead of that date, not at the moment of signing.
What Four Amenities Indicate
| Category | Amenity |
|---|---|
| Recreation | Indoor Swimming Pool |
| Unit feature | Balcony |
| Family | Children's Play Area |
| Services | Security |
An indoor pool, children's play area, unit balconies, and on-site security cover the fundamentals a family tenant expects from a mid-market building. An indoor pool is a practical feature in Dubai, where summer temperatures push outdoor pools out of use for months at a stretch.
The target resident is a family or professional couple who prioritises location and value over a resort-style amenity package. For a landlord, that profile typically means stable long-term tenants rather than high-turnover occupancy.
Past Its Expected Completion
Construction began in August 2023. The expected completion date was December 2024, which is now well in the past. The project is at or beyond handover stage, and construction risk is largely off the table for anyone buying now.
Entering at this point means you are not taking the delivery risk that comes with early off-plan commitments. The entry price reflects an asset that is complete or close to it.