V1STARA House 2

Ten residential floors above Al Furjan's established grid

V1STARA House 2 rises ten stories above a two-level podium in Al Furjan, one of Dubai's mature residential neighborhoods along the Jebel Ali corridor. Object One Real Estate Development has scheduled handover for September 2027, with prices ranging from approximately AED 2.25 million to just under AED 5 million. The building includes a basement level and a fully equipped rooftop, adding functional space beyond the residential floors. Every apartment comes standard with smart home technology, a feature typically reserved for higher price brackets in this area. The facade blends warm neutral tones with glass elements, creating a contemporary look without excessive ornamentation. Freehold ownership makes the project accessible to international buyers without residency requirements.

Fifteen minutes to Marina, twenty-five to Al Maktoum Airport

Al Furjan sits strategically between Dubai's coastal attractions and its expanding southern infrastructure. Dubai Marina and Marina Mall are a fifteen-minute drive away, making weekend outings practical. Palm Jumeirah requires twenty minutes by car, while Al Maktoum International Airport can be reached in twenty-five minutes. The neighborhood has its own metro station on the Red Line, with Ibn Battuta providing connections to other routes. Professionals working in Jebel Ali Free Zone or the logistics hubs near Airport City find this location convenient. International schools and medical facilities within the district serve resident families adequately.

One to three bedrooms, no studios in the mix

The project offers three apartment types, deliberately excluding studio units from the lineup. This decision targets end-users seeking living space rather than investors chasing maximum rental yield per square foot. One-bedroom units suit young professionals or couples relocating to Dubai for work. Two and three-bedroom layouts accommodate families, with floor plans designed to minimize corridor waste. Panoramic windows appear throughout the project, pulling natural light deep into living areas. The developer emphasizes durable finishes over decorative flourishes that age quickly.

Rooftop crossfit zone and separated pool areas

The rooftop concentrates amenities rarely bundled together at this price point. A dedicated barbecue area provides an alternative to restaurant outings for residents who enjoy hosting. The swimming pool and children's pool occupy separate sections, preventing conflicts between adult swimmers and families. A crossfit zone supplements the covered gym on the podium level, enabling outdoor training sessions. The yoga studio has its own enclosed space, distinct from general fitness areas. A coworking zone addresses remote work needs that have grown significantly since 2020. These facilities clearly target an active demographic between 28 and 45 years old.

Object One's second V1STARA project

V1STARA House 2 continues a series launched by Object One Real Estate Development. This brand continuity indicates a strategy of replicating a tested formula across multiple sites. Buyers can assess actual finishes from the first V1STARA phase before committing to this second release. The approach reduces uncertainty for investors wary of developer promises. Serial development also enables cost efficiencies that can translate to competitive pricing. The designer lobby finishes position the project slightly above the typical entry-level offering in Al Furjan.

Target buyer: Jebel Ali expats and medium-term investors

This development appeals primarily to expatriates working along the Jebel Ali corridor who prefer ownership over renting. Entry prices remain accessible compared to Dubai Marina while delivering comparable amenities. Medium-term investors planning five to seven year holds find a standardized product that resells easily. Integrated smart home features provide a differentiation point for rental marketing. Families with young children will appreciate the dedicated play area and separated pool. Al Furjan attracts few tourists, making short-term rental strategies impractical for this project.