LOCI Residences: Completed Apartments in Jumeirah Village Circle
Lootah's District 14 Development
LOCI Residences is a residential apartment building by Lootah Real Estate Development in District 14, Jumeirah Village Circle. The project delivers 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom apartments. One-bedrooms span four layout variants from 906 to 1,262 sq ft. Two-bedrooms run from 2,004 to 2,032 sq ft across two configurations.
Pricing runs from AED 540,186 to AED 1,759,192, covering the range from the smallest unit to the top two-bedroom configuration.
Why District 14's Position Matters
Jumeirah Village Circle sits between Al Khail Road and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, two of Dubai's primary north-south highways. District 14 occupies the interior of the community, giving residents quieter streets while remaining a short drive to either corridor.
Downtown Dubai is around 20 minutes by car. Dubai Marina is closer, at roughly 15 minutes. Dubai International Airport sits about 25 minutes in normal traffic. For buyers evaluating daily commute impact, most major employment hubs in Dubai fall within a 30-minute window from this address outside peak hours.
JVC is established as a mid-market residential community. The tenant profile leans toward working professionals and small families who want a full-service apartment at price points below the city's premium districts.
AED 540K to AED 1.76M: What the Spread Covers
One-bedroom units start at AED 951,750. Two-bedroom units start at AED 1,759,192. The overall project range opens at AED 540,186, reflecting the floor across available inventory.
The one-bedroom segment spans more than the label suggests: from 906 sq ft on the compact end to 1,262 sq ft on the large side. Buyers at the same one-bedroom price point are choosing between a tight efficient layout and something that functions closer to a two-bedroom in floor area. For investors, the one-bedroom segment at this size and price sits at the mid-market entry level in JVC.
Apartments Only: Who Each Layout Suits
The project is entirely apartments. One-bedrooms suit single professionals or couples who want a proper living area. The larger one-bedroom layouts above 1,200 sq ft can serve as a first home for a small household. Two-bedrooms at over 2,000 sq ft fit buyers who need a second room without stepping into villa territory. The two-bedroom at 2,032 sq ft gives families meaningful room to spread out.
What 19 Amenities Cover
| Category | What's Included |
|---|---|
| Recreation | Shared Pool, Children's Pool, Shared Gym, Shared Spa, Landscaped Gardens, Barbecue Area, Children's Play Area |
| Unit Fit-Out | Built in Wardrobes, Walk-in Closet, Kitchen Appliances, Balcony, Central A/C |
| Building Services | Lobby in Building, Concierge, Covered Parking, CCTV Security, Security, Pets Allowed |
| Views | View of Landmark |
The amenity set addresses both wellness and family needs. A shared spa alongside the gym and pool raises the lifestyle offer above basic fitness infrastructure. Children's Pool and Children's Play Area make the family orientation explicit. The Pets Allowed designation is a practical draw for buyers who need that option.
Construction Done: March 2023 Was the Target Date
Construction began in April 2020. The scheduled completion was March 2023, placing the expected handover date more than three years in the past. For a buyer approaching this project today, the building is done. Purchasing here is not a forward commitment -- it is an entry into an existing asset. That removes build-phase risk and changes the nature of the decision compared to entering a project mid-construction.
Getting In for 10%: The Original Payment Terms
The payment structure used by Lootah for LOCI was 10% down, 20% during construction, 70% at handover.
| Stage | Share |
|---|---|
| Down payment | 10% |
| During construction | 20% |
| Handover | 70% |
A 10% entry is low. The structure concentrates 70% of the total at handover, which is the single largest payment event in the schedule. Buyers who entered at launch needed modest capital to book but had to prepare for a substantial payment at the point of possession. With the project now past completion, these original terms are historical context rather than an active payment schedule.