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AED 1.52M
Starting price for Boulevard Park.

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Boulevard Park by [Wasl](/developers/wasl) in [Jabal Ali First](/areas/jabal-ali-first). One-bedrooms from AED 1.
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AED 1.52M
Starting price for Boulevard Park.
Completion
Q2 2030
Tracked completion target for Boulevard Park.
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Boulevard Park is a Wasl residential launch in Jabal Ali First offering one- and two-bedroom apartments from AED 1.52M with a Q2 2030 handover. At AED 17,134 to AED 22,228 per sqm, it occupies the mid-market tier of the Jabal Ali First off-plan supply. Buyers weighing selection fit need to verify whether that per-sqm range reflects competitive value against neighbouring launches and whether a 2030 delivery window aligns with their capital deployment horizon. The 4% agency fee applies at acquisition and must be factored into net entry cost before any yield or return calculation begins.
Boulevard Park delivers 223 units across two bedroom categories. One-bedroom units — 111 in total — range from AED 1.52M to AED 1.93M across 78 to 96 sqm, placing per-sqm entry between AED 17,134 and approximately AED 20,100 depending on floor and orientation. Two-bedroom units — 112 in total — span AED 2.01M to AED 3.07M across 114 to 155 sqm, with the upper end of that range reaching AED 22,228 per sqm. The spread within each bedroom category is wide enough to make unit selection a genuine investment decision: a 155 sqm two-bedroom and a 114 sqm two-bedroom carry materially different yield profiles even at the same gross price point. Entry at AED 1.52M is competitive for the corridor but buyers must layer in the 4% agency fee as a fixed acquisition cost — on a AED 1.52M purchase that adds AED 60,800 before DLD transfer fees, compressing effective net yield on lower-priced units more sharply than on mid-range two-bedrooms. The relatively contained unit count of 223 has a secondary implication for resale liquidity: a smaller development can support tighter price discovery at exit but also means fewer comparable transactions to benchmark a future resale price. For buyers still weighing off-plan commitment against a ready unit at a similar price point, the decision framework at Off-Plan vs Ready applies directly to this entry level and handover window.
Jabal Ali First occupies Dubai's western residential corridor, connected to the city centre via the Red Line metro and Sheikh Zayed Road. The area generates sustained rental demand from the industrial, logistics, and port workforce concentrated at Jebel Ali Free Zone and Port Jebel Ali — one of the world's highest-volume container operations. That demand base delivers yield consistency but anchors the achievable tenant profile at blue- and white-collar rather than the luxury rental tier, which sets a practical ceiling on gross rental income for apartment product. Ibn Battuta Mall provides established retail access at the eastern edge of the corridor. The proximity to Expo City Dubai and Dubai South — both subject to long-term master-plan densification — introduces a medium-term demand catalyst that is directly relevant to a Q2 2030 handover: as those districts mature and attract additional corporate and residential populations, absorption pressure in the western corridor is expected to strengthen. Infrastructure in Jabal Ali First is established rather than speculative, which reduces development-phase risk but also means the area's price ceiling is partially reflected in current off-plan launch pricing rather than representing a future uplift opportunity. Buyers who want the full competitive supply picture for the district, including rental benchmarks and all active launches, should review Jabal Ali First before finalising a selection.
Wasl is a Dubai government-linked real estate group with a residential portfolio spanning affordable and mid-market product across multiple districts. Boulevard Park sits squarely within that mid-market positioning. The most direct intra-portfolio comparison is Boulevard Park 2 — a second phase by the same developer in the same district. Buyers should compare the two phases on per-sqm pricing, handover date differential, and payment plan structure before choosing between them. If Phase 2 prices have stepped up from the AED 17,134–22,228 per sqm range at Boulevard Park, Phase 1 buyers hold an embedded capital advantage at resale. If Phase 2 is priced at parity or below, that requires a harder assessment of exit assumptions for both phases. Buyers with geographic flexibility across Dubai should also evaluate whether a Wasl project in a higher-demand corridor — where rental ceilings and capital appreciation potential differ materially — justifies a higher per-sqm entry cost relative to the yield and exit liquidity advantages that come with greater transaction depth. Government-linked developer execution certainty is a genuine risk mitigation factor, but it does not change the underlying area dynamics that govern rental income and resale pricing in Jabal Ali First through the 2026–2030 hold period.
A credible selection evaluation of Boulevard Park requires direct comparison against the active off-plan supply in the same district before any purchase decision. At 85 Residences, Casa Altia, and The Pinnacle are the closest competitive launches in Jabal Ali First — compare them against Boulevard Park on per-sqm price, delivered unit size range, handover timeline, and payment plan split. If any of those projects offer comparable specification at a tighter per-sqm entry or an earlier handover with a better-structured payment plan, Boulevard Park needs to justify the differential on grounds beyond price alone. Pinewood Estate Homes offers a step-up product typology for buyers whose capital allows a different unit format with a distinct exit market and buyer profile. Sola Residences 2 rounds out the apartment supply in the corridor and may carry a different per-sqm profile that rewards direct comparison. The full area supply picture, including all active launches and rental context, is at Jabal Ali First. Buyers navigating the off-plan acquisition process for the first time in Dubai should review buying guidance before committing capital to any launch in this district.

Boulevard Park's per-sqm range sits at the mid-market level for Jabal Ali First. The direct comparisons are [At 85 Residences](/projects/at-85-residences), [Casa Altia](/projects/casa-altia), and [The Pinnacle](/projects/the-pinnacle) — all active launches in the same district. If those projects offer tighter pricing for comparable unit sizes and a similar or earlier handover, Boulevard Park needs to justify the differential through payment plan structure, specification quality, or a more favourable layout configuration. Per-sqm figures only become decision-relevant when matched to actual delivered unit sizes, so review sqm figures across all selected projects before drawing any price comparison.
Jabal Ali First draws consistent rental demand from the industrial, logistics, and port workforce based around Jebel Ali Free Zone and Port Jebel Ali. That demand base supports yield stability but anchors achievable rents at the blue- and white-collar tenant tier rather than the high-net-worth rental market. On a AED 1.52M entry price with a 4% agency fee adding AED 60,800 at acquisition, effective gross yield depends directly on achieved annual rent at handover in 2030, not on current rental rates. Buyers should model yield against projected Jabal Ali First rents at that date rather than city-wide averages, and factor in service charges, vacancy allowances, and any mortgage financing costs before arriving at a net yield figure.
Phase sequencing by the same developer on the same site typically results in Phase 2 pricing stepping up to reflect Phase 1 absorption. If [Boulevard Park 2](/projects/boulevard-park-2) carries a higher per-sqm price than the AED 17,134–22,228 range at Boulevard Park, Phase 1 buyers hold an embedded cost advantage that converts to capital gain at resale or refinancing. If Phase 2 pricing is flat or below Phase 1, that signals weaker demand absorption or a developer correction — both of which require scrutiny of exit assumptions. Compare the two phases on per-sqm price, handover date differential, payment plan structure, and any specification differences before deciding which phase serves your hold strategy.

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