Eleve by Deyaar: Apartments in Jebel Ali Industrial 2
Deyaar Development built Eleve in Jebel Ali Industrial 2, a sub-district on the western edge of Dubai. The project delivers residential apartments to an area better known for logistics, port activity, and commercial operations than for housing. That context sets the terms of what this project offers and who it best suits.
An Industrial Address with Real Connectivity
Jebel Ali sits at the western end of Dubai with direct access to Sheikh Zayed Road. The district is home to the Jebel Ali Free Zone and Jebel Ali port. For buyers and tenants working in the free zone or along the logistics corridor linking Dubai to Abu Dhabi, this project's location removes one of Dubai's more demanding daily commutes.
The drive to Dubai Marina takes roughly 20 minutes. Downtown Dubai is about 40 minutes by road. Expo City Dubai and Al Maktoum International Airport are both accessible with short drive times. These connections matter for residents and for investors assessing rental demand from Jebel Ali's workforce.
The immediate neighbourhood is predominantly industrial rather than mixed-use residential. That shapes the daily living experience outside the building. For buyers and tenants whose professional life connects to the Jebel Ali corridor, it is simply part of the local context. For those outside that profile, it is the most material characteristic of this address.
What AED 1.48M to AED 2.23M Gets You
Eleve offers apartments across a range of AED 1,479,767 to AED 2,230,020. The spread between the floor and ceiling is approximately AED 750,000, which in an apartment-only building almost always reflects meaningful differences in unit size rather than just floor level or orientation.
The lower end at AED 1.48M suits singles, couples, or buy-to-let investors targeting compact one-bedroom units. The upper end at AED 2.23M likely covers two-bedroom apartments or larger configurations. This is mid-market pricing for Dubai, reflecting a location outside the central residential zones. You are buying space in a building nearing completion, not proximity to a lifestyle district.
Facilities That Make Sense for This Location
| Category | Amenities |
|---|---|
| Fitness & Recreation | Gymnasium, Shared Pool |
| Food & Beverage | Restaurants |
| Family | Children's Play Area |
| Safety | Security |
Five amenities is compact for apartments at this price point, but the mix is deliberate. The gymnasium, shared pool, and security cover what residents expect in a mid-market development. The children's play area confirms this is built for families and long-term residents rather than transient occupants or short-stay investors.
The on-site restaurants are the most telling item in this set. In an industrial sub-district, residents cannot rely on surrounding streets for daily dining. Including food and beverage within the building is a functional response to that environment. Residents will use it as a regular convenience rather than an occasional option. Together, the amenity set points to a self-contained building built for people who plan to live here, not just own here.
Off-Plan with 11 Months to Handover
Eleve carries an expected completion date of June 2027. From today, that is approximately 11 months. This is a project in its final construction phase. The execution risks that weigh most heavily on early off-plan purchases are largely resolved by this stage.
A buyer entering now acquires a building nearing handover rather than committing to a long construction cycle. For investors, rental income becomes available within a year. For end-users planning a move, 11 months gives a workable window for mortgage pre-approval, interior decisions, and relocation timing.