Lawncrest

Eight floors overlooking Dubai Production City's golf course

Lawncrest places 183 apartments directly facing one of the few golf landscapes accessible from Dubai Production City. The G + 2P + 8 structure designed by Zimaya Properties allocates two basement levels to parking, freeing ground space for landscaped amenities. Upper floors gain unobstructed sightlines stretching several hundred meters across the fairways. Entry pricing starts at AED 595,000 for a studio, positioning the project squarely in the affordable investment bracket. With handover scheduled for June 2029, buyers have a four-year runway during which the neighborhood's infrastructure should mature. The 183-unit count keeps the building intimate enough to avoid the overcrowding issues plaguing larger towers in nearby JVC.

Seven kilometers from the nearest metro station

Dubai Production City sits wedged between Al Khail Road and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, offering quick highway access but limited public transit. The JGE metro station remains roughly seven kilometers away, meaning residents still depend on private vehicles for most commutes. City Centre Me'aisem provides the closest retail anchor, covering everyday shopping needs within a five-minute drive. Media City and Internet City are reachable in 15 to 25 minutes depending on morning traffic patterns. Future metro extensions could alter this equation by 2030, but current buyers should factor in car dependency. For professionals prioritizing space and quiet over hyperconnectivity, the trade-off often makes sense.

Six unit types from 374 to 1,311 square feet

Lawncrest breaks down into six distinct configurations, an unusually broad range for a single mid-rise tower. Studios span 374 to 509 square feet, adequate for short-term rental setups. One-bedroom units reach up to 972 square feet in their largest iteration, nearly double some competitors in the same price bracket. A one-bedroom plus store variant adds practical storage for permanent residents. Two-bedroom apartments top out at 1,311 square feet in the version with a maid's room, suitable for families or professional sharers. This typological granularity lets the developer capture first-time buyers, young professionals, and small families without fragmenting sales efforts across multiple buildings.

Technogym equipment and outdoor cinema

Zimaya selected Technogym for the covered gym, a brand choice that elevates fitness offerings above the neighborhood average. The outdoor cinema represents a genuine differentiator in a zone where few residential projects provide communal entertainment. Two separate pools cater to adults and children, flanked by barbecue stations and shaded seating areas. Electric vehicle charging points anticipate the UAE's gradual shift toward electrified transport. Jogging tracks and a dedicated yoga zone round out the wellness package. Interior finishes include Empolo sanitary fixtures and Teka kitchen appliances, maintaining a mid-market specification consistent with pricing.

35 % payable over three years after handover

Payment Plan A allows 35 % of the total price to be settled post-handover, spread across 36 monthly installments at 1 % each. This structure significantly reduces upfront capital requirements for investors. Plan B shifts 60 % to handover, with a price escalation clause applied in exchange for the delayed payment. The expression of interest deposit stands at AED 50,000, a standard threshold for this segment. Intermediate milestones fall between October 2027 and September 2028, roughly 18 months before delivery. Such mechanics favor buyers planning to flip units off-plan before the final settlement date.

Zimaya's track record from Al Furjan to Dubai Islands

The developer maintains a focused portfolio built on mid-rise residential projects. Celeste Heights in Al Furjan sold out entirely, proving swift market absorption. Belle Rêve in JVC and Belle Vie in Dubai Silicon Oasis are currently under development, following the same playbook of accessible ticket sizes and quality finishes. Lawncrest marks Zimaya's first foray into Dubai Production City, a less saturated submarket compared to JVC or Al Furjan. The founder emphasizes value engineering, a disciplined approach to construction costs that protects margins without compromising visible finishes. A flagship project on Dubai Islands is announced as the next chapter, signaling a gradual move upmarket.