V1VID Residence

More than half the units are studios, set above a podium that groups together thirteen amenities

V1VID Residence counts 142 apartments, and 74 of them are studios. Object One Real Estate Development has placed this tower in District 1 of Jumeirah Village Triangle, following a layout that's standard for the area: a basement, a retail ground floor, four parking levels, then sixteen residential floors. The shared amenities aren't scattered around the building. They're grouped on a single podium level, which the brochure's floor plan breaks down into thirteen numbered zones. The developer is quoting a Q3 2026 handover, while the project's own record lists 31 October 2026 as the date. The scheme is sold on a freehold basis.

74 studios and 3 large units out of 142

The brochure's unit mix table leaves no room for doubt. Studios make up 52% of the total, one bedroom apartments account for 37 units, and two bedroom units for 28. At the top end, the tower offers just 3 units marketed as "3.5 bedroom", a label that typically points to three bedrooms plus an extra room, though the document doesn't spell out what that extra space actually is. Studios and one beds together add up to 111 units, or 78% of the project. With sixteen residential floors, the tower averages nine units per floor, a fairly moderate density by JVT standards.

The podium lines up a pool, sauna, cinema room and clubhouse

The podium level carries most of the building's communal life. It includes an outdoor pool with a sun deck, a separate kids' pool, an indoor play area for younger children and an outdoor playground. On the adult side, the plan sets out a gym, an outdoor fitness area, an open air yoga lounge and a sauna with separate men's and women's changing rooms. A cinema room, a games room, a clubhouse and a barbecue area with seating round out the list. Keeping everything on a single floor simplifies upkeep and management, a detail investors tend to watch closely given its effect on service charges.

Daikin air conditioning and a smart lock with three tiers of keys

The brochure dedicates a full page to the air conditioning, supplied by Japanese manufacturer Daikin. The system runs on an inverter heat pump technology, paired with ventilation that refreshes indoor air and controls humidity. In Dubai, air conditioning accounts for a large share of electricity bills, so choosing inverter equipment has a direct bearing on running costs. Units also come fitted with home automation controlling lighting, temperature, music and security. The front door unlocks via smartphone or smartwatch, with three tiers of virtual keys and an entry log, a useful feature for landlords managing rentals remotely.

District 1, between the E311 and the E44

JVT sits at the junction of Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road (E311) and Al Khail Road (E44). The brochure places Sunmarke School two minutes away and Arcadia School five minutes away, two private schools that go some way toward explaining the neighborhood's family oriented buyer base. JVT's Novotel and Mövenpick hotels are also two minutes out. Mall of the Emirates and Circle Mall are listed at fifteen minutes, Dubai Hills Mall at seventeen, and JBR and Palm Jumeirah between twenty and twenty two minutes. Dubai International Airport remains about thirty minutes away, and no metro station is mentioned within immediate reach.

One more entry in Object One's numbered lineup

V1VID belongs to a recognizable series in which the developer works a "1" into every project name. In JVT, Object One has already launched W1NNER Tower and the LUM1NAR trio, and it's also building The F1FTH Tower in JVC and V1STARA House in Al Furjan. V1VID stands apart from its sister projects through its contained size and a unit mix heavily skewed toward smaller layouts. Four retail units occupy the ground floor, alongside the lobby and elevator access. For buyers, the real question isn't the concept itself but whether the construction schedule holds, since handover is expected in under two years.