Prime Residency Phase 3: Apartments in Al Furjan by Prescott
Prime Residency Phase 3 is an apartment project by Prescott Real Estate Development, the third in a named series within Al Furjan, Dubai. Buying into Phase 3 means entering a part of the development where Phases 1 and 2 already sit, giving the immediate surroundings a more settled residential character than a standalone new launch would.
Al Furjan: What the Address Means in Practice
Al Furjan is a residential district in western Dubai, between Discovery Gardens and Jumeirah Village Circle. The Route 2020 metro extension runs through it, with Al Furjan station connecting directly to the Red Line. From that station, Dubai Marina is roughly 15 minutes by train and Downtown Dubai is under 30 minutes. Sheikh Zayed Road and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road are close, keeping drives to Jebel Ali, Dubai South, and the airport practical.
The district has the infrastructure of an established community: shops, cafes, and services within easy reach. Families occupy the buildings here on a long-term basis. For a buyer focused on rental income, a community of full-time residents provides a more stable tenant base than areas built around short-stay demand.
What AED 346K to AED 684K Buys Here
The price range runs from AED 346,070 to AED 684,714. That spread is consistent with a project covering studios and compact one-bedrooms at the entry level, rising to two-bedroom apartments at the top.
At AED 346K, the ticket is low in absolute terms for Dubai. Buyers at this end are typically coming in on a yield-focused basis, looking for a small, accessible unit in a metro-connected community. At AED 684K, the focus shifts to floor area, either for personal use or for a tenant profile that needs a functioning two-bedroom layout. The range positions the project in the accessible mid-market, well clear of the luxury bracket.
Apartments Across the Range
All units are apartments. The format runs from studios through to two-bedroom layouts, covering both the buy-to-let investor and the owner-occupier market. The phased series context is relevant here: buyers are not arriving at a half-built site, and the surrounding phases give Phase 3 an immediate residential neighbourhood.
What the Building Offers Residents
| Category | Amenities |
|---|---|
| Pool | Infinity Pool, Shared Pool |
| Fitness | Gymnasium |
| Family | Children's Play Area |
Two pool options, a gymnasium, and a children's play area. The infinity pool is the most distinctive element in the set: having both an infinity design and a shared pool gives residents two options rather than one communal space. The children's play area signals a family orientation, in keeping with Al Furjan's established residential character. The overall set is functional and focused, covering the essentials without overcomplicating the building.
Timeline: Likely Past Handover
Construction started in June 2021. The scheduled completion was December 2024. By late 2026, that window has closed. The project is almost certainly completed and handed over.
Buyers considering a unit now are looking at an asset they can move into or lease out without a long delivery wait. That removes the uncertainty common to early off-plan entry and shortens the path to generating rental income.
Getting In: 20% Down, 60% at Handover
| Stage | Percentage |
|---|---|
| Down payment | 20% |
| During construction | 20% |
| At handover | 60% |
The 20% down payment sits at the standard floor for Dubai off-plan. The construction phase adds another 20%, spread across the build period. The substantial commitment falls at handover: 60% of the purchase price. For a buyer entering now against a project that is likely already complete, that 60% falls in the near term. There is no post-handover payment plan; the full remaining balance is settled at keys.
