Projects in District 17

District 17, JVC: Six Developers, One Property Type, and a Tight Price Core

District 17 is a subdistrict within Jumeirah Village Circle. With 11 projects all delivering apartments, it holds a meaningful inventory for a named subdistrict within JVC. Six developers are active here simultaneously, and that spread shapes what buyer choice actually looks like on the ground.

Where AED 821K Is the Center of Gravity

The price range across District 17 runs from AED 643,550 to AED 2,299,999. That is a wide gap, roughly 3.5 times between the floor and the ceiling. The median of AED 821,814 clarifies the picture: it sits much closer to the lower end than the upper end, which tells you the majority of inventory clusters below AED 1M, with a smaller number of higher-priced units pulling the maximum well above the typical transaction. For most buyers targeting District 17, a budget around AED 800K to AED 900K puts you at the center of available inventory.

All 11 projects are apartments, with no townhouses or villas in the mix. The buyer profile this implies is straightforward: investors targeting rental income in JVC and owner-occupiers who want a residential flat rather than landed property.

Six Developers, No Single Dominant Name

The active developers are Meteora Developers, Binghatti Developers, Vantage Properties, Al Marina Holding, Skyline Builders, and Tranquil Infra Developers. With six names active across 11 projects, no single developer is setting the standard for the subdistrict. For a buyer thinking about resale, this matters: unit values will track JVC's broader performance rather than any one developer's reputation, and build quality will vary across projects. Due diligence at the project level is more important here than in a zone where one master developer runs the whole area.

The earliest recorded completion in District 17 is March 2025, which means some projects have likely already handed over. Verify current delivery status before treating any listing as purely off-plan. The outer end of the delivery window is December 2027, so buyers entering now on newer launches are looking at roughly 12 to 14 months remaining.

3 of the 11 projects, around 27% of the total, offer post-handover payment plans. These structures defer a portion of the purchase price past the handover date, which reduces cash pressure during the build period. The minimum down payment starts at 5%. That is a low entry threshold by Dubai off-plan standards.

The amenity pattern across District 17 points to a family-oriented residential demographic: children's play areas and gymnasiums appear across multiple projects, alongside shared and indoor pools. Security and CCTV coverage are consistent throughout the subdistrict. The overall mix reflects a practical community-living profile, not resort-style amenities.