Al Ameera Village 5 - D2

Fifteen units per landing, and two bedroom layouts pushing close to 186 sqm

Each typical floor of Tower D2 holds fifteen apartments numbered 01 through 15, nine of which are one bedroom units. This layout appears in GJ Properties' brochure for the fifth phase of Al Ameera Village, the large residential community the developer is building in Al Yasmeen, in northern Ajman. Handover is scheduled for December 31, 2027, on a freehold basis. The building follows the same visual language as the other towers in this phase: beige and sand tones, decorative facade elements, balconies with clear railings. What sets it apart is mainly its unit sizes, which are generous by Ajman market standards, and a payment plan that pushes nearly half the price beyond handover.

Nine one bedrooms, four two bedrooms, two studios

The mix per floor is deliberately uneven. The two studios (units 01 and 15) measure 59.39 and 61.25 sqm gross. The nine one bedroom units range between 101.20 and 110.74 sqm, a narrow spread that keeps the offer fairly consistent. The four two bedroom units vary more widely: unit 12 comes in at 152.37 sqm, while units 04, 05 and 11 reach 179.42, 181.47 and 185.77 sqm. These figures are gross areas, including balconies and technical spaces, and actual usable space will be smaller, as the brochure's own disclaimer points out.

Ground floor: retail space and a single residential unit

The ground floor plan shows a retail area taking up most of the level, next to the lobby. Only one apartment sits on this floor: a one bedroom unit of 147.66 sqm gross, nearly 40 sqm larger than the biggest one bedroom unit on the upper floors. This standalone unit could appeal to a buyer looking for ground level access, though exposure and proximity to the shops are worth checking before committing. On the amenities side, the list stays modest for a neighborhood building: elevator, parking, rest and walking areas, a social zone. No pool or gym mentioned for D2.

Twelve or fifteen floors: a detail that needs clarifying

The sources don't agree on building height. The fact sheet describes a ground floor plus twelve residential levels. Yet the typical floor plan in the brochure is labeled "Typical 1st to 15th." Depending on which version is accurate, the tower would hold roughly 180 or 225 apartments, a difference that affects occupancy density and pressure on elevators and parking. A serious buyer should request the building permit or final site plan before signing anything.

48% of the price spread over four years after handover

The payment plan opens with a 5% down payment, followed by 1% monthly installments over 36 months of construction. A 10% payment is due at handover. After that come 48 monthly installments of 1% each, stretching payments out to late 2031 if the schedule holds. The total adds up to 99%, not 100%, a gap likely tied to rounding that buyers should confirm in the reservation contract. For a buy to let investor, the logic is straightforward: rental income from 2028 onward could cover part of the remaining installments.

Between the E311 and Al Hamidiya Park

Al Yasmeen sits inland, close to Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road (E311) and Sheikh Maktoum Bin Rashid Street. Al Hamidiya Park and Ajman Corniche are listed at under ten minutes by car. Ajman City Center, Ajman University, the beach and Al Zorah nature reserve fall between ten and twenty minutes away. Sharjah and Dubai airports are given at 20 to 30 minutes, with Downtown Dubai over half an hour, though these times vary considerably with peak hour traffic on the Sharjah corridor. The area is therefore aimed mainly at car owning households working in Ajman or Sharjah, along with Dubai based professionals willing to accept the commute in exchange for more space.