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AED 765K
Starting price for Binghatti Etherea.

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Binghatti Etherea in Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC) by Binghatti. Pricing from AED 765K for studios, AED 1.2M for one-bedrooms, completion Q3 2027.
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AED 765K
Starting price for Binghatti Etherea.
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Q3 2027
Tracked completion target for Binghatti Etherea.
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Binghatti Etherea is a residential tower by Binghatti in Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC), with studios from AED 765K and one-bedrooms from AED 1.2M targeting Q3 2027 handover. The entry price is accessible for JVC, but the per-sqm spread—AED 14,573 to AED 47,364—means the unit you select determines whether the investment is efficient. Buyers evaluating off-plan against ready stock in JVC should test Etherea's pricing, floor plate efficiency, and developer track record against competing launches before placing a reservation.
Binghatti Etherea launches with two unit bands: 110 studios at AED 765K–790K across 31.19–39.21 sqm, and 111 one-bedrooms at AED 1.2M–1.29M across 53.43–71.92 sqm. Per-sqm cost spans AED 14,573 at the most efficient end to AED 47,364 for the smallest, highest-positioned units. A compact 31 sqm studio at AED 765K lands at roughly AED 24,500 per sqm; a 72 sqm one-bedroom at AED 1.29M drops to approximately AED 17,900 per sqm—the strongest per-metre value point in the project. Size selection is therefore the most consequential decision in this launch. Buyers targeting capital appreciation should model the larger one-bedroom floor plates before defaulting to the studio entry point solely on headline price. Budget a 4% buyer-side fee on top of the purchase price at reservation. Handover targets Q3 2027. Buyers assessing off-plan vs ready options should map the payment schedule against their cash flow requirements across the 18–24 months remaining to completion and confirm milestone terms in the SPA before signing.
Jumeirah Village Circle is a Nakheel master-planned community positioned between Al Khail Road and Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, with strong interchange access to Sheikh Zayed Road and proximity to the Route 2020 Metro extension. The area draws a mid-market tenant base—young professionals, couples, and small families priced out of Marina, JBR, and Downtown—sustaining gross rental yields of 6–8% for well-managed studios and one-bedrooms. JVC carries one of Dubai's heaviest concurrent off-plan pipelines, which creates genuine buyer choice but means Etherea's Q3 2027 handover will coincide with a supply-heavy delivery window. Investors should model lease-up risk conservatively and compare net yield assumptions against the specific competing completions landing in the same quarter. Community infrastructure—retail, schools, parks—is mature in the central and northern precincts and progressively thinner toward the outer spurs. Binghatti's existing brand recognition in JVC supports resale liquidity at handover compared to lesser-known developers entering the submarket. Area fundamentals and supply data are covered at Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC).
Binghatti operates one of Dubai's highest-volume development pipelines and launches multiple projects concurrently across overlapping submarkets. Before committing to Etherea, benchmark it against the developer's active JVC pipeline—particularly Binghatti Skyflame, which targets an overlapping price range and geography. The core comparison variables across Binghatti launches are entry price per sqm, net unit area, payment plan structure, and handover date; Etherea should be tested against those benchmarks, not evaluated in isolation. Binghatti's delivery track record is a genuine differentiator: the developer has consistently met or beaten handover dates across JVC, Business Bay, and Al Jaddaf, reducing the timeline risk inherent in off-plan purchasing. The architectural signature—high-density towers with bold geometric facades—is consistent across the portfolio, which gives resale buyers and tenants calibrated expectations. Investors already holding Binghatti units should assess Etherea's entry pricing against their existing cost basis rather than treating it as a standalone decision. The full active launch catalogue is at Binghatti.
JVC's active launch pipeline provides concrete alternatives. Tresora By Wadan and New Project By Empire are live in the same submarket—compare their unit sizing, per-sqm cost, payment plan milestones, and handover dates directly against Etherea's studio and one-bedroom bands before deciding. Nexara Tower and Vision Avtr target overlapping buyer profiles; evaluate them on per-metre cost and net area relative to Binghatti Etherea's one-bedroom range in particular. Vision Simplex is worth reviewing for buyers who prioritise floor plate efficiency over developer brand weight. For any JVC selection decision, the five comparison variables are entry price, per-sqm cost, developer delivery track record, payment plan milestone structure, and handover timing relative to competing supply. All active projects in the area should be measured against the same criteria. Detailed guidance on due diligence, payment plan negotiation, and SPA review is available through our buying advice resource.

Studios at AED 765K–790K across 31–39 sqm translate to approximately AED 20,100–24,500 per sqm, which sits at the upper range for JVC studio pricing. One-bedrooms priced at AED 1.2M–1.29M for 53–72 sqm drop to approximately AED 17,900–22,500 per sqm—materially more efficient per metre. Buyers with budget flexibility should prioritise the larger one-bedroom floor plates if capital efficiency is the primary metric. Direct comparison with active [Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC)](/areas/jumeirah-village-circle-jvc) launches is recommended before reserving.
JVC studios and one-bedrooms have historically delivered gross rental yields of 6–8%. A studio acquired at AED 765K generating AED 50,000–55,000 in annual rent would produce a gross yield of approximately 6.5–7.2%. Actual yield depends on furnishing standard, management quality, and market absorption at handover. Buyers should apply conservative occupancy assumptions—JVC's supply pipeline through 2026–2027 is dense, with multiple competing completions in overlapping windows that will test lease-up speed.
Binghatti consistently ranks among Dubai's most punctual developers, with a documented pattern of on-time and occasionally early delivery across projects in JVC, Business Bay, and Al Jaddaf. Q3 2027 is a credible target by the developer's own standards. Buyers should still review the payment plan schedule—milestone-linked payments can accelerate ahead of handover—and confirm any contractual handover guarantees before signing. The full [Binghatti](/developers/binghatti) portfolio provides delivery benchmarks across comparable projects.

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