In a post dated 13 August 2026 on our Instagram account, Lucretia announces the sale of a 5-bedroom Acacia villa at the Naseem AlJurf project, on the Sahel Al Emarat coast between Abu Dhabi and Dubai.
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In a post dated 13 August 2026 on our Instagram account, Lucretia announced the sale of a 5-bedroom Acacia villa at the Naseem AlJurf project. Our advisor Sofiane guided the client, J-P, through this acquisition located on the Sahel Al Emarat coast, in the protected AlJurf area between Abu Dhabi and Dubai. The project is developed by IMKAN Properties, an Emirati developer, as part of a coastal masterplan blending villas, residences and a nature reserve. Beyond the transaction itself, this sale reflects a deeper trend: the rise of quality-of-life residential investment, geared towards nature and the seafront.
@lucretia_immobilier · 13 August 2026
Another 5-bedroom villa sold at the Naseem Al Jurf project. After taking the time to understand our client's goals, Sofiane pointed him towards AlJurf, a protected area between sea and nature that he hadn't yet discovered. Thank you J-P for your trust, and congratulations on this wonderful acquisition! Looking to invest in the Emirates with tailored guidance? Get in touch with our team. #LucretiaImmobilier #ImmobilierDubai #InvestirADubai #DubaiRealEstate #AlJurf
Key takeaways
- On 13 August 2026, Lucretia announced on its Instagram account the sale of a 5-bedroom Acacia villa at the Naseem AlJurf project.
- Naseem AlJurf is developed by IMKAN Properties on the Sahel Al Emarat coast, in the AlJurf area between Abu Dhabi and Dubai.
- The AlJurf masterplan spans more than 3.8 million square metres and combines villas, residences, beach and a nature reserve.
- The site sits around 45 minutes from Abu Dhabi and Al Maktoum International airports, close to Dubai.
- The client, J-P, was looking for a quiet setting close to nature for his family, with no compromise on build quality.
A coastal project built around quality of life
Naseem AlJurf is one of the rare coastal projects in the Emirates to place nature at the heart of its appeal. IMKAN Properties has designed a residential development set on the Sahel Al Emarat coast, with a beach, dense vegetation and protected wildlife. The villa sold by Lucretia belongs to the Acacia range, a 5-bedroom family format sought after by buyers who prioritise space and living environment over sheer urban density.
This positioning stands apart from Dubai's vertical hubs. It answers a precise demand: a quiet, seafront home that stays connected to both emirates. To understand how this type of property compares with apartments and townhouses, our guide on which property type to choose for investment sets out the right benchmarks.
What this sale reveals about the Emirati market
The location between Abu Dhabi and Dubai is the defining advantage. The site sits around 45 minutes from Abu Dhabi and Al Maktoum International airports, placing it within reach of the country's two economic hubs. For an investor, that means a broader pool of potential tenants and buyers, less dependent on a single market.
The appeal of low-density projects with a strong natural identity continues to grow in the Emirates. International buyers are seeking distinctive addresses, where the scarcity of well-located land supports value over time. This logic ties into the dynamics we describe in our analysis of the Dubai real estate market and its outlook.
What it changes for the investor
For an investor, a 5-bedroom villa at a project like Naseem AlJurf answers first to a logic of quality home and long-term wealth, rather than a pure search for short-term rental yield. The Emirates offer an attractive tax framework: in Dubai as across the UAE, individuals pay no tax on rental income or on property capital gains. That parameter changes the profitability equation compared with many European markets.
We remain attentive to a few points of caution with this type of property: the depth of the rental market in a protected coastal area differs from that of a central district, and resale targets a more specific clientele, sensitive to scarcity and setting. This is precisely where the choice of location and developer makes the difference. The same reasoning applies if you are weighing two destinations: our comparison of Dubai versus Bali by investor profile helps you decide.
At Lucretia, we always start from the client's goals before suggesting an address — the very method that led Sofiane to point J-P towards AlJurf. To invest in the Emirates with bespoke support, our team secures every step, from selecting the property to handing over the keys.
Source: Original post on Instagram (@lucretia_immobilier) — 13 August 2026
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About the author
Sofiane ABDELAZIZ
Real Estate Consultant
Sofiane is a real estate investment expert in Dubai with a solid background in finance and investment strategy. He specializes in financial market analysis and risk management, treating real estate as a true asset class. After gaining experience in the secondary market, he moved into Off Plan investment, developing in-depth knowledge of the Dubai real estate market. At Lucretia Immobilier, he supports an international clientele in acquiring high-potential properties with a structured, transparent, and performance-driven approach.
