Luxor by Imtiaz: Apartments in the Heart of JVC
Imtiaz Developments built Luxor in District 14, Jumeirah Village Circle. Completion is targeted for July 2026, putting this project in its final stretch. For a buyer entering now, the gap between commitment and key collection is weeks, not years.
A Central Address With Strong Road Access
JVC sits near the geographic centre of Dubai. Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road runs along its eastern edge and Al Khail Road defines the west. Both connect to the city's main arterials, putting Downtown Dubai within 15 to 20 minutes by car and Dubai Marina in a similar range. Dubai International Airport is also reachable via SMBZ without crossing the city centre.
District 14 is one of the quieter pockets within JVC. The streets are low-to-mid-rise residential, with local retail clusters rather than a commercial high street. The location suits buyers and tenants who prioritise road access and lower costs over proximity to dining, nightlife, or a major mall. It's a residential neighbourhood in the practical sense, not a lifestyle hub.
From AED 685K to AED 1.4M: What the Spread Means
The range runs from AED 684,635 to AED 1,411,566. That's a roughly 2:1 spread, which signals a mix of unit configurations rather than price variation within a single format.
At the lower end, compact studios and one-bedroom units suit a single professional or a buy-to-let investor focused on entry-level price points. At AED 1.4 million, you're likely looking at a two-bedroom or a larger one-bedroom. The buyer at that level is often a couple planning to occupy the unit, or an investor targeting longer, more stable tenancies.
The fully furnished specification plays into both profiles. For an investor at the lower end, a furnished unit shortens the timeline from handover to rental income. At the higher end, it eliminates the fit-out cost and lead time for an owner-occupier moving in directly after keys.
Apartments Only
Luxor offers apartments exclusively. The format is well matched to JVC's mid-rise residential character. It keeps costs manageable for both buyers and tenants, and it suits the access-first tenant this location attracts.
What the Amenity Set Says About the Project
| Category | Amenities |
|---|---|
| Fitness | Gymnasium, Well-being and Fitness |
| Outdoor | Landscaped Gardens, Shared Pool |
| Unit Feature | Fully Furnished |
Five amenities is a tightly focused offering. The gym and shared pool cover the baseline that apartment tenants expect. The landscaped gardens indicate the project reserved outdoor space rather than maximising the building footprint, which adds day-to-day livability in a dense urban district.
The fully furnished specification stands apart from the rest of the list. A furnished handover removes the cost and delay of fitting out a unit before renting it. The overall amenity profile targets working professionals or couples rather than families requiring large shared spaces and children's facilities.
Three Years In, Weeks From Handover
Construction started in July 2023 and completion is targeted for July 2026. For a buyer evaluating this project in mid-2026, handover is imminent. That compresses the typical off-plan wait from years to weeks, and it means the building is nearing the end of its three-year construction cycle rather than the beginning.
The risk profile of a purchase now is different from a launch-day commitment. Most of the construction uncertainty has resolved. What's left is execution on the final stages.
Getting In at 20%
| Stage | Amount Due |
|---|---|
| Down payment | 20% |
| During construction | 40% |
| At handover | 40% |
20% down enters the contract. A further 40% distributes across construction milestones. The remaining 40% clears at handover. There is no post-handover instalment plan, so the full balance settles at key collection.
With completion weeks away, the construction milestone payments are effectively at or near their final stage. The 40% handover obligation is the largest single payment, and it falls due at the point of key collection rather than across future instalments.





