The entry point of AED 1.55M buys a 1-bedroom apartment ranging from 86.96 to 95.5 sqm, with the band extending to AED 1.82M as unit size and floor positioning increase. At AED 16,440 per sqm on the lower end, these units are price-competitive against comparable Dubai mid-market launches, though the upper end of AED 22,921 per sqm tightens the yield margin for buy-to-let buyers targeting Jabal Ali First's rental pool. The 2-bedroom configuration runs from AED 1.92M to AED 3.02M across 116.97 to 155.98 sqm, a wide floor-area band that accounts for the significant price spread within a single bedroom category. Budget an additional AED 62,000 to AED 72,800 for the 4% buyer's buyer-side fee across the 1-bedroom range, and AED 76,800 to AED 120,800 on 2-bedrooms, before adding DLD transfer fees and service charge deposits to establish your total acquisition cost. Buyers weighing the <a href="Off-Plan vs Ready">off-plan versus ready</a> decision should factor that a 2029 handover means four years of payment plan commitments running alongside any existing housing costs. <a href="buying advice">Full off-plan buying cost guidance</a> details all transactional charges specific to Dubai purchases.