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Jumeirah Gate by Al Aseel Investments is a 112-unit premium residential tower in Jumeirah Beach Residence, priced from AED 8.
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Jumeirah Gate is a boutique residential tower in Jumeirah Beach Residence by Al Aseel Investments, delivering 112 units on a single standardised 108 sqm floor plan priced from AED 8.2M. At AED 75,926 per sqm, this sits firmly in JBR's premium tier. Buyers comparing Jumeirah Gate against other Jumeirah Beach Residence off-plan projects need to weigh a tightly constrained unit mix, a completed handover record, and 1,932 tracked transactions before deciding whether this project earns selection time.
Jumeirah Gate enters at AED 8.2M with every one of its 112 units built to an identical 108 sqm floor plan. That single-format product strategy means buyers cannot negotiate a cheaper configuration within the building—the AED 75,926 per sqm rate applies uniformly across every unit. Add the 3% buyer-side buyer-side fee—approximately AED 246,000 at the entry price—and total acquisition cost lands near AED 8.45M before any registration or transfer charges. For buyers evaluating off-plan versus ready purchases in JBR, Jumeirah Gate's completed status and 1,932 tracked transactions provide a depth of secondary market data that most similarly sized JBR projects cannot match at launch. The standardised layout removes configuration flexibility but makes resale pricing unusually transparent: every comparable sale in the building reflects the same floor plan, giving investors a clean baseline for assessing current market value against the AED 75,926 per sqm observed rate. Buyers should pull recent achieved transaction prices from the building before assuming the observed rate represents today's exit value.
Jumeirah Gate targeted a Q1 2021 handover and delivered on schedule—project tracking reads at 0% ahead of plan, meaning it hit its original completion date without slipping. For buyers engaging with this project in the current market, that changes the risk profile fundamentally: the execution risk that attaches to an active off-plan commitment is absent here, replaced by the more quantifiable risks of secondary market liquidity and rental yield performance. With 761 rent signals on record, Jumeirah Gate has a live rental market that investors can model against the AED 8.2M acquisition cost and 3% buyer-side fee. Al Aseel Investments delivered this project without schedule deviation, a relevant reference point for any buyer evaluating the developer's active pipeline. Buyers who want to understand how on-schedule delivery compares across JBR launches should review the full buying advice section before finalising a selection.
Jumeirah Beach Residence is a 1.7 km beachfront district housing over 35 residential towers across six clusters—Rimal, Amwaj, Murjan, Bahar, Sadaf, and Shams. JBR carries consistent rental demand driven by direct beach access, The Walk retail corridor, and proximity to Dubai Marina's transport and hospitality infrastructure. Transaction volume across JBR is among the highest in the emirate for mid-to-high-end apartments, which makes resale benchmarking straightforward. At AED 75,926 per sqm, Jumeirah Gate occupies the upper quartile of JBR's completed-unit pricing spectrum. Buyers should cross-reference this rate against current beachside-facing tower transactions, which command the district's strongest resale premiums. The 761 rent signals attached to Jumeirah Gate indicate active rental market participation—gross yield assumptions must be modelled carefully against the full acquisition cost including the 3% buyer-side fee. JBR's robust short-term rental performance is a relevant secondary consideration for buyers structuring flexible exit strategies, though short-term rental regulations in Dubai require DTCM registration and building-specific approval. Full area investment context is available at Jumeirah Beach Residence.
Three JBR projects represent the most direct comparisons to Jumeirah Gate for buyers working through a selection. Rimal 4 and Rimal 1 are part of JBR's original Rimal cluster and offer a wider unit mix than Jumeirah Gate's uniform 108 sqm layout—buyers who want flexibility in configuration or a lower absolute entry price should evaluate Rimal towers first. Amwaj 4 sits within the Amwaj cluster and provides a comparable beachfront address with its own secondary transaction and rental history to benchmark against Jumeirah Gate's 1,932 transaction and 761 rent signal record. The sharpest comparison point is unit diversity. Rimal and Amwaj towers carry a broader range of sizes, allowing investors to calibrate entry price against yield targets more precisely. Jumeirah Gate's single-size product serves buyers who want pricing uniformity and a clean resale comparable set, not those optimising for affordable entry. All four projects share the Jumeirah Beach Residence address, equivalent beach and retail access, and the same DLD registration framework. Buyers reviewing the full projects inventory should position Jumeirah Gate on their selection only after confirming the AED 8.2M floor and 108 sqm fixed format match their intended holding period and exit profile.

Al Aseel Investments built Jumeirah Gate around a deliberate single-format strategy—every unit is 108 sqm, removing the ability to trade down to a smaller configuration for a lower entry price. For buyers, this creates pricing uniformity: with 1,932 recorded transactions on file, every resale comparable is the same floor plan, making secondary market benchmarking unusually clean. Investors should verify current achieved resale prices against the AED 75,926 per sqm observed rate before assuming the original pricing reflects today's exit value.
No. Jumeirah Gate's Q1 2021 handover target has passed, and the project delivered on schedule—the schedule tracking reads 0% ahead of plan, meaning it hit its original completion date without early or late delivery. Buyers engaging with this project today are evaluating a completed asset with an active resale and rental market, not a forward-commitment purchase. The 761 rent signals on record confirm the building is operating as a live investment with measurable yield data.
Rimal and Amwaj towers within JBR—including [Rimal 1](/projects/rimal-1), [Rimal 4](/projects/rimal-4), and [Amwaj 4](/projects/amwaj-4)—carry broader unit mixes that can offer larger or more varied configurations at comparable price points, depending on floor and view. Jumeirah Gate's AED 8.2M buys a fixed 108 sqm; the same budget in Rimal or Amwaj may unlock different sizes or orientations. Investors optimising for yield diversity or resale flexibility should run the comparison across all four projects before committing. A 3% buyer-side buyer-side fee applies at Jumeirah Gate, adding approximately AED 246,000 to total acquisition cost.

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