Eleve

33 residential floors facing Jebel Ali Port: Deyaar targets Dubai's southern growth corridor

Eleve rises in Zone 1 of Downtown Jebel Ali, right where Sheikh Zayed Road meets the logistics backbone of the Gulf's busiest industrial port. The building stacks 33 residential levels on top of a four-storey podium, two basement parking floors and a ground-floor retail strip. Deyaar Development, publicly listed on the Dubai Financial Market since 2007, delivers here a vertical answer to the south corridor's densification. The façade features angular lines accentuated by structural lighting, a signature the developer has tested on previous mid-rise projects. Completion is scheduled for May 2027. Entry prices start below AED 1.6 million for a studio and stay under AED 3.1 million for a three-bedroom unit.

UAE Exchange metro eight minutes away, Expo City in ten by car

The nearest Red Line station, UAE Exchange, sits less than two kilometres from the site. From there, Business Bay is 25 minutes north without a transfer, DXB Airport roughly 40 minutes. Expo City Dubai, the permanent district that replaced the 2020 World Expo grounds, can be reached by car in about ten minutes. Jebel Ali Port and its surrounding free zones employ over 135,000 people within a 15-kilometre radius, which sustains a steady rental demand for nearby housing. Palm Jebel Ali, whose construction restarted in 2023, will eventually add beachfront leisure options a short drive south of the tower.

Five unit types from 409 sqft studios to 2,938 sqft garden apartments

The unit mix spans five categories. Studios range from 409 to 424 square feet, one-bedrooms from 750 to 1,047 square feet, two-bedrooms from 1,072 to 1,318 square feet, three-bedrooms from 1,633 to 1,697 square feet. Garden apartments occupy the lower podium levels, offering between 1,059 and 2,938 square feet plus private outdoor patches. This spread allows Deyaar to capture both yield-focused investors hunting studios and families looking for ground-level outdoor space without leaving a vertical format.

Rooftop podium with outdoor cinema, dual pools and multipurpose courts

Most communal facilities sit on the podium roof. Two swimming pools are planned: one for adults featuring a private jacuzzi, another shallower option for children. An outdoor cinema anchors the leisure zone, flanked by barbecue stations and event lawns. The indoor gym includes a yoga area, a meditation studio and a steam room with sauna. Multipurpose sports courts accommodate padel or basketball. Landscaped walkways wind past artificial waterfalls and planted gardens, creating a buffer from the heavy traffic of Sheikh Zayed Road a few hundred metres away.

10/60/30 payment plan with 30 months post-handover

Deyaar structures payments in three phases. A 10% booking deposit secures the unit. During construction, buyers settle 60% according to a milestone-linked schedule. The remaining 30% is due after handover, spread over 30 months. This post-completion deferral eases cash-flow pressure on investors who plan to cover part of their instalments with rental income. While post-handover plans are common in Dubai's off-plan market, the 30-month window exceeds what most competing developers in the southern corridor currently offer.

Deyaar: 8,000 units delivered from Business Bay to Al Barsha

Deyaar Development has handed over more than 8,000 residential units since its founding in 2002. Notable projects include The Atria in Business Bay, Montrose in Al Barsha South and Midtown in Dubai Production City. The company also operates a property-management arm that leases and maintains several thousand apartments across Dubai. This vertical integration reassures overseas buyers who cannot manage their assets on-site. Eleve continues a strategy centred on mixed-use towers along major road arteries, aimed at young professionals and yield-driven investors.