Kingdom Gate: Apartments and Duplexes in Al Furjan, from AED 1.47 Million
Kingdom Gate is a residential development by Kingdom Development in Al Furjan, one of Dubai's established mid-market residential communities. The project spans one, two, and three-bedroom apartments alongside three-bedroom duplexes, with pricing that separates clearly across product types rather than clustering in a narrow band.
A Range That Tells a Story: AED 1.47M to AED 4.38M
The spread runs nearly three times from entry to top. That reflects the product mix, not a pricing anomaly. One-bedroom apartments start at AED 1,476,949, the natural entry point for investors focused on yield in a well-connected district. Three-bedroom duplexes reach AED 4,380,876, a format uncommon in Al Furjan that faces limited direct competition.
Two-bedroom apartments begin at AED 2,733,698 and three-bedroom apartments at AED 3,272,886. The four price tiers are distinct. Buyers know exactly where they sit in the range rather than navigating a blurred middle.
Al Furjan: A Functioning Neighbourhood
Al Furjan sits in Dubai's western corridor with direct access to Sheikh Zayed Road and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road. Discovery Gardens metro station is within reach, which opens commute options for residents without a car. Ibn Battuta Mall is minutes away. Dubai Marina and Jebel Ali Free Zone are both short drives.
This is a community built around residents rather than visitors. Schools, retail, and services are woven into the district's fabric, making it practical for long-term occupancy. That draws a stable mix of professionals and families. For an investor, rental demand here reflects genuine occupancy rather than seasonal churn.
Two Formats, Different Buyers
The apartment range covers one through three bedrooms. One-bedroom units sit at the entry end of the price range and suit investors targeting the Al Furjan rental pool. Two and three-bedroom apartments serve end-users and families looking for a manageable step up in space and cost.
The three-bedroom duplexes sit apart from the apartment stack. In a community where most stock is single-floor, a two-level format draws buyers who want the feel of a townhouse without the full townhouse price. This is typically a family buyer with a longer hold intention rather than a buy-to-let investor.
What the Amenities Say
| Category | Facilities |
|---|---|
| Wellness | Indoor Swimming Pool, Gymnasium |
| Outdoor | Landscaped Gardens |
| Family | Children's Play Area, Restaurants |
| Security | CCTV Security |
The indoor swimming pool is the functional standout. Outdoor pools in Dubai are effectively unusable for several months of the year. An indoor facility keeps the amenity usable year-round. The children's play area and on-site restaurants reinforce the family-residential angle. This is not an amenity set built to impress on a brochure; it covers what the target resident actually uses.
Two Years to Handover: March 2027
Construction at Kingdom Gate began in April 2025 with completion expected by March 2027. For a buyer entering now, that is approximately two years of off-plan exposure. The project is early in its construction cycle, meaning buyers are entering before build progress is reflected in the price. March 2027 is a specific, trackable milestone.
Getting In for 20%
| Payment Stage | Percentage |
|---|---|
| Down payment | 20% |
| During construction | 40% |
| At handover | 40% |
A 20% down payment is consistent with standard Dubai off-plan terms. The remaining 80% splits evenly between the construction period and handover. Forty percent payable at handover is a substantial final sum. The construction-period installments spread the financial exposure across the build phase rather than front-loading it.