Projects in Jumeirah
Jumeirah's New Projects: Beachfront Living, Nine Developers, and a Median Price That Sets the Tone
Jumeirah sits along Dubai's western coastline, running from the edge of Downtown's influence out toward Al Sufouh. Within Dubai, it carries one of the strongest address premiums in the residential market. This is not a developing zone or a speculative land play. It is an established, low-rise coastal district that has been selectively absorbing new luxury development over the past several years. The 19 projects currently listed span a wide range of sub-areas, from La Mer and Pearl Jumeirah to Jumeirah Bay Island and Four Seasons Private Residences, each with its own character and buyer profile.
A Median of AED 18.7M Tells You Who This Market Serves
The price median of AED 18,736,000 is the single most useful number for anyone assessing Jumeirah's new project market. This is not a mid-range district. The median sits well above what most Dubai buyers consider the luxury threshold, and it reflects the land value, low density, and coastal positioning that define the area.
Entry starts at AED 1,275,000, which likely represents the smaller apartment inventory in denser nodes like La Mer or Pearl Jumeirah. The ceiling reaches AED 140,433,333, placing Jumeirah among Dubai's top-tier addresses for ultra-prime residential. That spread, from just above AED 1M to over AED 140M, signals that the district is not monolithic. Buyers at the lower end are looking at apartments in mixed-use coastal developments. Buyers at the upper end are in penthouse and villa territory on island and beachfront plots.
Five Property Types, One Clear Direction
| Property Type | Projects |
|---|---|
| Apartment | 12 |
| Penthouse | 7 |
| Villa | 4 |
| Duplex | 3 |
| Townhouse | 2 |
Apartments account for the majority of listed projects at 12, and they attract buyers looking for a Jumeirah address with lower entry points, often investors targeting the short-term rental market given the beach proximity. Penthouses at 7 projects represent an unusually high share, which reflects how many developers here are positioning their top floors as standalone luxury products rather than simply the best units in a building. Villas, duplexes, and townhouses collectively cover 9 projects and signal a horizontal, lower-density side of the market that appeals to end-users looking for space and privacy over building amenity packages.
Nine Developers Across 19 Projects
With 9 developers across 19 projects, Jumeirah shows moderate concentration. That ratio, roughly two projects per developer on average, means no single name dominates. Meraas Holding, H&H Development, AHS Properties, Alta Real Estate Development, Atara Real Estate Development, Lamar Development, PMR Property, Rosewood Developer, and The Melgrano Developments are all active here. For a buyer thinking about resale liquidity, the absence of one dominant master developer means values are driven more by location and product quality than by brand halo. Each project tends to stand on its own merits. Due diligence on individual developers matters here more than in a single-developer master plan.
Handover from Now Through September 2029
The earliest completion on record is June 2023, meaning some projects may already be fully handed over. Buyers interested in those should verify current status directly, as the off-plan pricing and payment structures may no longer apply. The latest completion extends to September 2029, giving buyers entering the market now a window of roughly three and a half years on the far end of the off-plan schedule.
The minimum down payment is 5%, which is a low entry point relative to typical Dubai off-plan requirements. None of the listed projects carry post-handover payment plans, so buyers should expect construction-period payment schedules only. Cash flow planning should reflect that the full balance falls due at or before handover.
The amenity pattern across Jumeirah's new projects leans toward beach access, shared pools, and spa facilities, which aligns with an end-user base that prioritises lifestyle infrastructure over security-led features. The presence of children's play areas and landscaped gardens across multiple projects reinforces that a significant portion of demand here is family-oriented, particularly in the villa and townhouse segment.









