10 Oxford by Iman Developers in Jumeirah Village Circle
Iman Developers launched 10 Oxford in District 10 of Jumeirah Village Circle, one of Dubai's most active mid-market residential communities. Construction broke ground in February 2026, and handover is scheduled for August 2028. The project offers apartments at a single listed price of AED 700,000, which removes the guesswork around budget planning from day one.
A Location That Covers the Commute
JVC sits roughly in the geographic center of Dubai. From District 10, you can reach Dubai Marina in about 20 minutes by car, Business Bay in around 25, and Dubai International Airport in roughly 30. That central position makes JVC appealing to people who work across different parts of the city rather than anchoring to one corridor.
District 10 is one of the more established pockets within JVC. The broader community has schools, supermarkets, and neighborhood retail already operating, rather than coming later. For an end-user, this matters because daily logistics work from the day you move in. For an investor, the existing infrastructure supports a wide renter pool covering young professionals, couples, and families who want functional space without paying for a premium postcode.
AED 700,000, One Price Point
The listed price is AED 700,000 across the apartment range. There is no spread to explain. That single figure means you know your number before calling the developer. At this level, 10 Oxford sits within the mainstream JVC apartment price band, which draws both first-time buyers and investors looking for a defined, manageable entry cost.
The apartment format at this price point in JVC suits two buyer types: buyers who want a full apartment rather than a hotel-style studio, and investors targeting the mid-market renter who needs more than a single room. Neither profile requires exceptional yield assumptions to make the numbers work at AED 700K.
What the Building Offers
| Category | Facilities |
|---|---|
| Fitness | Health Club, Gymnasium |
| Leisure | Leisure Lounge, Restaurants |
| Recreation | Shared Pool, Children's Play Area |
Six amenities is a focused list. The pairing of a health club and a separate gymnasium stands out; in most mid-range JVC buildings you get one or the other, not both. That doubling suggests the developer has sized the fitness provision for a building where residents actually use it daily.
The leisure lounge and restaurant access are less common at this price point. They indicate a target resident who wants somewhere to host informally or work from without leaving the building. The shared pool and children's play area complete the picture, pointing to a mixed-resident profile rather than a single-demographic building.
Getting In for 20%
| Stage | Amount |
|---|---|
| Down payment | 20% (AED 140,000) |
| During construction | 40% (AED 280,000) |
| Handover | 40% (AED 280,000) |
The entry cost is AED 140,000. That 20% down payment is a standard market figure. The construction tranche of 40% spreads across roughly 30 months from ground-breaking to handover, which at a monthly level works out to manageable instalments against a salaried income.
The full balance of AED 280,000 falls due at handover in August 2028. There is no post-handover payment plan, so the structure is front-and-back-loaded: entry plus construction, then a clean finish at handover. The final tranche comes due at completion with no extended payment window after keys.
Completion in August 2028
Construction started in February 2026. Handover is scheduled for August 2028, giving the project a roughly 30-month build window. For an off-plan buyer entering today, the project is already in the ground, which removes the uncertainty of a developer still finalising permits or launch plans. The remaining build period is long enough to plan around financially but short enough that market conditions at handover remain within a reasonable planning horizon.