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Jumeirah Village Triangle

JVC's quieter neighbour: more villas and townhouses, a growing set of boutique apartment buildings, and easy access to Al Khail Road.

Jumeirah Village Triangle, Dubai, from the air

About the area

JVT is organised into districts arranged around a triangular plan, with a higher share of houses than JVC and a calmer street feel.

Newer apartment projects here are often smaller buildings, which appeals to buyers who want a less crowded address at accessible prices.

Who it suits

  • Families
  • End users
  • Value-focused investors

What you can buy

  • Villas & townhouses
  • Boutique apartment buildings
  • Off-plan studios

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JVT FAQ

Can foreigners buy property in Jumeirah Village Triangle?

Yes. Jumeirah Village Triangle is in one of Dubai's freehold areas, so foreign nationals can own property there outright.

Who is Jumeirah Village Triangle best for?

Jumeirah Village Triangle tends to suit families, end users and value-focused investors. JVC's quieter neighbour: more villas and townhouses, a growing set of boutique apartment buildings, and easy access to Al Khail Road.

What kind of property can I buy in Jumeirah Village Triangle?

Typically villas & townhouses, boutique apartment buildings and off-plan studios. We can shortlist specific buildings and units, including off-market options, once we know your budget and whether it's to live in or to let.

What does it cost to buy in Jumeirah Village Triangle on top of the price?

The main extra cost is the Dubai Land Department transfer fee of 4%, plus trustee fees and, on resales, around 2% agency commission. Our buying-costs guide breaks down every fee with a worked example.

Every fee explained: the real cost of buying property in Dubai.

Buying in JVT

Tell us your budget and whether it's to live in or to let. We'll shortlist the right buildings and units, including off-market options.