Avenue Residence Phase 6 by Nabni: Al Furjan Apartments from AED 1.27M
The Project
Nabni Real Estate Development brings Phase 6 of the Avenue Residence series to Al Furjan. This latest release adds one, two and three-bedroom apartments to an established residential enclave where earlier phases of the project are already in place. Buyers are entering a community with existing infrastructure, not a bare site in a developing zone.
Al Furjan: What the Location Means in Practice
Al Furjan occupies the western corridor of Dubai, between Discovery Gardens and Jumeirah Village Circle. Sheikh Zayed Road and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road are both accessible within a few minutes, keeping the main employment hubs within reach. Dubai Marina is roughly 20 minutes by car. Downtown Dubai and Business Bay sit around 30 minutes on a typical journey.
The Route 2020 Metro line stops directly in Al Furjan and connects to the Red Line at Jumeirah Lakes Towers. That direct rail link puts central business districts within commuting range without a car. Ibn Battuta Mall is close by for daily retail and dining.
Al Furjan's position in the western corridor also places it within a short drive of Expo City, the repurposed Expo 2020 site now operating as a mixed-use business and event precinct. That proximity adds an additional employment and amenity reference point to the area's practical geography.
Unpacking the AED 1.27M to AED 2.70M Price Range
The full spread from AED 1,265,722 to AED 2,698,150 covers three bedroom categories, each with multiple layout variants. The gap between floor and ceiling is driven by size and bedroom count, not floor level or view premiums.
One-bedroom apartments start at AED 1,265,722 and range from 1,076 to 1,953 square feet across three layout types. The size variance within this single category is significant. The largest one-bed unit is nearly double the area of the smallest, yet both carry the same entry price. A buyer choosing between a 1,076-square-foot layout and a 1,953-square-foot option is choosing between two very different living environments at the same price point.
Two-bedroom units start at AED 1,742,311 and span 1,394 to 2,160 square feet across six layout types. Three-bedroom apartments start at AED 2,698,150 at 2,827 square feet.
The buyer at the lower end is accessing a connected Dubai suburb at an accessible entry price. The buyer at the upper end is purchasing a large family-scale apartment with generous floor area for this district.
Amenities
| Category | Amenities |
|---|---|
| Fitness | Gymnasium |
| Leisure | Shared Pool, Golf Club and Clubhouse |
| Family | Children's Play Area |
| Practical | Business Centre, Security |
The Golf Club and Clubhouse is the standout item here. A clubhouse-style facility is uncommon in a residential apartment project at this price level, and its presence raises the project's amenity profile above the standard for this segment. The gymnasium and shared pool cover the active resident's daily needs. The children's play area and security provisions make the building practical for families. The business centre rounds out a package that works across a range of resident profiles, from working professionals to families settling in for the medium term.
Timeline
Construction started in February 2024 with a scheduled completion of December 2025. That date has now passed. The project has likely reached handover or is in the final stages of completion.
Getting In for 15%
| Stage | Percentage |
|---|---|
| Down Payment | 15% |
| During Construction | 35% |
| At Handover | 50% |
The 15% down payment sits at the lower end of typical Dubai off-plan requirements, which reduces the upfront cash needed to secure a unit. The 35% construction tranche spreads the pre-handover cost across the build period. The final 50% falls due at handover.
There is no post-handover payment option in this structure. Buyers using bank financing need a mortgage facility in place to cover the 50% handover obligation. For buyers deploying cash, the back-loaded structure means the majority of capital is committed at or near the point of delivery rather than distributed across the off-plan period.