Projects in Jumeirah Golf Estates

    Photo of Jouri Hills By Arada by ARADA - Sale
    Dubai · Jumeirah Golf Estates

    Jouri Hills By Arada

    AARADA - Sale
    TypeTownhouse / Villa
    CompletionReady
    Payment20/40/40
    Starting

    AED 5M

    Details
    Photo of Jasmine Lane at Jumeirah Golf Estates by Durar Group
    Dubai · Jumeirah Golf Estates

    Jasmine Lane at Jumeirah Golf Estates

    DDurar Group
    TypeVilla
    CompletionReady
    Payment20/20/60
    Starting

    AED 3.5M

    Details
    Photo of Terra Golf Collection by Taraf Properties
    Dubai · Jumeirah Golf Estates

    Terra Golf Collection

    TTaraf Properties
    TypeTownhouse / Villa
    CompletionQ2 2027
    Payment10/50/40
    Starting

    AED 7.2M

    Details
    Photo of Pinewood Estate Homes by Wasl Properties
    Dubai · Jumeirah Golf Estates

    Pinewood Estate Homes

    WWasl Properties
    TypeTownhouse
    CompletionQ4 2028
    Payment10/70/20
    Starting

    AED 5.6M

    Details
    Photo of Ashwood Estates by Wasl Properties
    Dubai · Jumeirah Golf Estates

    Ashwood Estates

    WWasl Properties
    TypeVilla
    CompletionQ1 2029
    Payment10/70/20
    Starting

    AED 11.8M

    Details
    Area guide

    Jumeirah Golf Estates: New Villas and Townhouses in One of Dubai's Most Established Golf Communities

    Jumeirah Golf Estates sits in the western corridor of Dubai, built around two championship golf courses and a well-established residential framework that predates most of the city's newer master-planned zones. The district is not an emerging area finding its footing. It has roads, infrastructure, schools nearby, and a community identity that has been in place for years. The current wave of new projects adds fresh inventory into that context, which matters for buyers who want new construction without the uncertainty of a greenfield location.

    Six projects are currently listed across the district, spread across several sub-communities including Ashwood Estates, Jasmine Lane, Jouri Hills, Pinewood Estates Homes, Signature Mansions, and Terra Golf Collection. That is a focused inventory, not a broad one.

    Where AED 6.4 Million Sits as the Centre Point

    The median asking price across current projects is AED 6,400,000, which is the most useful number for a buyer trying to calibrate expectations. The full spread runs from AED 3,479,761 at the entry end to AED 32,303,020 at the top. That is a wide range, nearly tenfold between the lowest and highest. It reflects a genuine difference in product type and specification across sub-communities rather than a single price band with minor variation. A buyer in the AED 3.5M to AED 5M range will be looking at a different sub-community and product tier than one targeting the AED 15M-plus segment.

    All projects in the current listing are residential houses. Five are villas and three are townhouses, with some projects covering both types. The villa-dominant mix signals that the primary buyer here is looking for standalone living with private outdoor space, likely a family that prioritises privacy and ground-level access over apartment-style convenience. The townhouse component brings a slightly lower entry point into the same community environment, which suits buyers who want the address and access to the golf course setting without the full villa price.

    Five Developers, One Well-Defined District

    Five developers are active here: Wasl Properties, ARADA, Durar Group, Signature DT Real Estate Development, and Taraf Properties. With five developers across six projects, this is close to a one-developer-per-project structure, which means there is no single dominant builder controlling the area's direction. For buyers, this has practical implications. Build quality, finishing standards, and after-sales service will vary between sub-communities, so project-level due diligence matters more than district-level assumptions.

    The handover window runs from September 2024 at the earliest to January 2029 at the far end. The September 2024 date means some projects may already be complete or in handover phase, and buyers interested in those should verify current status directly. For buyers entering the market now, the off-plan window extends through to early 2029, giving a range of completion timelines to work with depending on how much construction risk they are willing to carry.

    The minimum down payment across projects is 10%, which is a relatively accessible entry point for a district where median pricing sits above AED 6 million. None of the current projects include post-handover payment plans, so buyers should expect standard construction-linked schedules.

    The amenity pattern across projects centres on landscaped gardens, shared pools, gymnasiums, and children's play areas, alongside CCTV security and a health club. The combination of family-oriented outdoor spaces and private security infrastructure fits the profile of what the area has always attracted: owner-occupier families and long-term residents rather than short-term yield seekers. Restaurants also feature in the amenity list, pointing to sub-communities with internal retail and dining built into the masterplan rather than relying solely on external options.