Projects in Upper House

Upper House, JLT: Two Ellington Projects, One Clear Price Point

Upper House is a residential subdistrict within Jumeirah Lake Towers, made up of two adjacent developments: Upper House East and Upper House West. Both are delivered by Ellington Properties, which means buyer choice here is not about comparing developers or weighing up different build philosophies. It is about choosing between two buildings from the same hand.

With only 2 projects on the market and both listed as apartments, this is a concentrated corner of JLT rather than a broad-market zone. That concentration is worth understanding before you go further. You are not shopping a district. You are evaluating a single developer's two-phase release in one location.

One Number That Tells You Where You Stand

The pricing across both projects sits at AED 750,828, with no spread between minimum and maximum. That uniformity is unusual and signals that the available inventory has been structured around a specific unit type or configuration. There is no lower entry point and no premium tier to reach for. What you see is what the market is offering here right now.

The down payment requirement is 20%, which places the entry cost at roughly AED 150,000 to secure a unit. There are no post-handover payment plans across either project, so buyers should plan for a more conventional completion-based structure.

Handover Is Close

Both projects are scheduled to complete between January 2026 and March 2026. Given that timeline, buyers entering now are close to the end of the off-plan window. Some units may already be at or near handover, so verifying current construction status and payment milestones directly with Ellington is important before committing.

The amenity profile across Upper House reflects a resident who wants daily convenience without excess. A gymnasium, indoor swimming pool, landscaped gardens, and a children's play area point toward long-term residents and families rather than short-stay or investor-led demand. The inclusion of a cafe, restaurants, and on-site security reinforces that this is built for people who live here, not just own here.