Projects in Trussardi Residences

A Branded Apartment Address in Al Furjan

Trussardi Residences is a compact sub-area within Al Furjan, built around a single branded residential concept. The market here is deliberate and concentrated: two projects, both apartments, both from Mira Developments. For buyers, that means limited choice in a very specific product niche rather than a broad market to pick through.

Prices and Entry

The entry point sits at AED 920,000, with the upper end reaching AED 3,326,250. That is a wide spread for a two-project subdistrict. The median lands at AED 1,165,771, which signals that the majority of units cluster toward the lower end of the range. Use the median as your practical reference point when budgeting.

The minimum down payment here is 10%, which is a low entry requirement by Dubai off-plan standards. One of the two projects carries a post-handover payment plan, giving that buyer more flexibility on cash flow once keys are received. In a sub-area where rental returns depend on handover timing and tenant availability, the deferred payment structure has real value.

Timing and Amenities

The earliest scheduled completion was December 2025, which means at least one project may already be handed over. Buyers should confirm current status directly before assuming off-plan terms still apply. The second project targets December 2026, so there is still a live off-plan window for buyers entering now.

The amenity set includes a gymnasium, health club, indoor swimming pool, shared pool, landscaped gardens, children's play area, restaurants, valet parking, and CCTV security. The combination of health facilities, a pool, and security infrastructure points toward residents who want most of what they need within the building itself. Families and professionals looking for a self-contained residential environment rather than street-level activation will find this setup practical.

Trussardi Residences Phase II is positioned as the next expansion within this sub-area, suggesting the concept extends beyond its current two-project footprint.