Azizi Neila: Al Furjan Apartments with a Defined Entry Point
Azizi Neila is a residential apartment development in Al Furjan, Dubai, built by Azizi Developments. Construction started in July 2024. Handover is scheduled for July 2027, approximately 12 months from now. The project is apartments throughout, at a single published price.
Al Furjan: Metro Access and an Established Residential Base
Al Furjan sits in Dubai's western corridor, between Sheikh Zayed Road and Mohammed Bin Zayed Road. The Route 2020 metro extension runs through the community, giving it a direct station on the Red Line. From Al Furjan Station, Downtown Dubai, Business Bay, and the airport are all reachable by rail. That connectivity, combined with Ibn Battuta Mall nearby and Dubai Marina a short drive west, gives the district a functional daily-life profile.
The neighbourhood is established residential rather than a developing fringe. Infrastructure, community retail, and a settled tenant base are already in place. For working professionals who need metro access and proximity to western Dubai's employment and leisure clusters, Al Furjan is a practical base. For investors, those attributes drive rental demand from salaried tenants who rely on transit access. Al Furjan's position in the western corridor puts it within a broader cluster of established residential communities, including Discovery Gardens and Jumeirah Village Circle, that share road and metro infrastructure.
One Number: AED 925,000
Every apartment at Azizi Neila is priced at AED 925,000. There is no range. No lower-floor entry option, no premium-view uplift. The entire project carries a single ticket price. No decision to make about which tier to target.
That simplifies comparison. A buyer evaluating this project against other Al Furjan listings works with one fixed number. Buyers with preferences around floor, view, or unit configuration will need to assess whether the available inventory satisfies those requirements at AED 925,000, since no lower-priced tier exists within the project.
Getting In for 10%
The down payment is 10%. The full structure:
| Milestone | Payment |
|---|---|
| Down payment | 10% |
| During construction | 40% |
| Handover | 50% |
Ten percent is a low starting commitment. The structure then spreads 40% across the active construction period and concentrates the remaining 50% at handover. There is no post-handover instalment plan. Everything settles at key transfer with no obligations running past that date.
With completion approximately 12 months away, the construction tranche is already well underway. A meaningful share of that 40% will fall due in the near term. The back-weighted structure means the liquidity requirement at handover is real: AED 462,500, roughly half the total price, due by July 2027. The 12-month window to handover, combined with 50% due at that point, is the defining practical constraint for any buyer entering now.
What the Seven Amenities Say
| Category | Facilities |
|---|---|
| Recreation | Gymnasium, Indoor Swimming Pool, Barbecue Area |
| Green space | Landscaped Gardens |
| Dining | Restaurants |
| Family | Children's Play Area |
| Security | CCTV Security |
Seven amenities across five categories. The indoor swimming pool is the standout item. An indoor pool extends usability across all seasons, making it a more practical facility for year-round residents than an outdoor-only alternative. On-site restaurants reduce dependence on external dining.
The children's play area and barbecue zone indicate that Azizi is targeting families and long-term residents rather than a stripped-down investor configuration. The gym and landscaped gardens round out a functional residential set. These seven facilities point to a project calibrated for people who intend to live in the building, with amenity choices that serve daily use.
Late-Stage Entry, Defined Completion
Construction started in July 2024. Handover is expected in July 2027. From today, approximately 12 months remain.
Entering this close to completion materially reduces execution risk compared to a launch purchase. More than two years of construction progress have already elapsed. The handover window is near and defined. For someone evaluating off-plan exposure, this is a late-stage entry: a short, predictable timeline rather than a multi-year speculative wait.
The financial structure is straightforward. AED 925,000 owed in full by handover, with no commitments extending beyond that date. The transaction closes at handover.