Al Aamra 3 Tower

Ten two-bedroom units per floor, 5% on signing and six years to pay

Al Aamra 3 Tower sticks to a single unit type: the two-bedroom apartment. GJ Properties offers it in two variants, with or without a storeroom, and fits ten units per floor across 25 residential levels, for roughly 250 apartments in total. The tower runs to 30 levels overall, with a ground floor and four parking levels sitting beneath the residential floors. It occupies a 2,149 sqm plot right on the Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road (E311) in Al Amerah. Handover is set for December 31, 2027. On financing, the developer asks for 5% at booking and spreads the balance over six years.

One unit type, two distinct layouts

The brochure lists unit sizes starting at 1,515.10 square feet, around 141 sqm. For a two-bedroom in Ajman, that counts as a generous footprint, since the local market typically sits in the 100 to 120 sqm range. The first-floor plans show two quite different layouts. The standard version lines up a living and dining area of 3.55 m by 8.35 m and two similarly sized bedrooms (4.50 m by 3.40 m and 4.30 m by 3.40 m), both with en-suite bathrooms. The "+ Store" version shortens the living area to 6.85 m but expands the master bedroom to 6.20 m by 3.55 m and adds a storeroom measuring 1.35 m by 2.65 m. Every unit also comes with a separate guest WC.

On the first floor, the parking roof becomes a terrace

The first habitable level sits directly above the four parking floors, and GJ Properties has used that to offer large terraces. Units 101, 104 and 107 each come with a terrace of around 108 sqm, adding up to close to 280 sqm in total. The units with a storeroom (102, 105 and 106) get a terrace of around 67 sqm. Unit 103, with its unusual layout, settles for 54 sqm outdoors but has the largest master bedroom on the floor, at 7.15 m by 3.95 m. These first-floor units therefore form a separate product within the tower, closer to a garden apartment than a typical floor. The brochure notes that all measurements remain indicative and subject to change.

A payment plan that outlasts handover

With a 5% deposit and six years to pay, the schedule runs well past the handover date set for late 2027. Depending on when they book, buyers may end up renting out or living in their unit for several years while still making payments. This kind of structure is standard practice for GJ Properties, which has already pushed half the price to after handover on Bluebell Residence, in the same district. Worth noting, though: the parking space is not included. It's sold separately, in a multi-level parking structure. Ownership is freehold, open to all nationalities, whether resident or not.

On the E311, between a data center and a university

The tower sits directly on the E311, the road that links Dubai to Ras Al Khaimah without going through central Ajman. The brochure's location map lists the Mango Market, Khazna Data Centre, Mohamed Bin Zayed University, Hampton Heights British School and Ajman's MCC cricket ground as immediate neighbors. Al Hamidiya Park, Ajman City Center, the University of Ajman and Saudi German Hospital are all within 10 to 20 minutes. The Corniche and Rashideya Park stay under 20 minutes away. Sharjah and Dubai airports are listed at 20 to 30 minutes, assuming smooth traffic on the highway.

The third installment in a series built on the same plot

Al Aamra 3 Tower follows the same blueprint as Al Aamra 1 Tower: the same 2,149 sqm plot, the same four parking levels as a base, and parking sold separately. The difference lies in the scale, with 30 levels here, and in the decision to sell nothing but two-bedroom units. GJ Properties has otherwise concentrated much of its output in Al Rashidiya 1 (Ajman Creek Towers, Barajeel, Oasis Tower 3), where one-bedroom units often make up the bulk of supply. Here, the amenities stay basic: a gym, a pool with deck, lounge areas, walking paths and 24-hour security. The project targets families and professionals who work in Dubai or Sharjah and are after space rather than hotel-style services.