Zazen Ivy: Apartments in Al Furjan from AED 1.1 Million
ZāZEN Property Development's Zazen Ivy sits in Al Furjan, a planned residential district on Dubai's western edge. The project offers 1, 2, and 3-bedroom apartments, with entry priced at AED 1,099,199. For buyers watching the upfront commitment, the 10% down payment is the figure that changes the calculation here.
Al Furjan: Metro-Connected Mid-Market Living
Al Furjan sits in west Dubai with direct road access to Sheikh Zayed Road and metro access via the Route 2020 line. The Route 2020 connects south toward Expo City and joins the Red Line network, putting Marina, JLT, and Downtown within direct reach. Ibn Battuta Mall is immediately adjacent. Discovery Gardens and Jumeirah Village Triangle border Al Furjan, extending the residential infrastructure and retail options for residents.
This is a planned community built on low-rise blocks and ordered streets. The pace suits long-stay residents over short-term turnover, and the overall environment is practical rather than scenic. Al Furjan's central argument at this price point is straightforward: full-size apartments, metro connectivity, and a functional neighbourhood at mid-market pricing.
From AED 1.1M to AED 1.98M: Reading the Spread
The price range runs from AED 1,099,199 to AED 1,980,000. All three 1-bedroom layout types carry the same entry price, with sizes ranging from 717 sq ft to 909 sq ft. The smallest layout at 717 sq ft has the highest cost per square foot within the 1-bedroom tier; the largest at 909 sq ft delivers more space for the same outlay.
The upper price of AED 1.98 million applies to every captured 2-bedroom layout, spanning 1,195 sq ft to 2,043 sq ft across multiple floor plan types. Both the smallest and largest 2-bedroom units carry the same price tag, which means the choice between them is purely about space preference. A buyer at 2,043 sq ft pays no premium over a buyer at 1,195 sq ft. Three-bedroom configurations are also available, ranging from 1,547 sq ft to 2,923 sq ft.
Amenities
| Category | Facilities |
|---|---|
| Wellness | Gymnasium, Indoor Swimming Pool |
| Outdoor & Social | Landscaped Gardens, Barbecue Area, Children's Play Area |
| On-site Services | Restaurants |
| Security | CCTV Security |
The indoor pool is the standout item. In Dubai's climate, outdoor pools carry significant seasonal limitations; an indoor facility extends practical use through the full year. On-site restaurants are also uncommon in residential buildings at this scale and reduce the daily friction of leaving the building for meals. The overall mix points at long-term occupants: landscaped gardens, a children's play area, and a barbecue zone are features that matter to families who plan to stay, not to transient tenants.
March 2026: Into the Handover Window
Construction began in June 2024, with a target completion of March 2026. The project has now reached or passed that handover point. A buyer entering today is acquiring a building at or near delivery, not an early-stage off-plan investment where construction risk sits entirely ahead. The timeline uncertainty that comes with standard off-plan purchases has largely elapsed by this stage.
Getting In for 10%
| Stage | Percentage |
|---|---|
| Down payment | 10% |
| During construction | 40% |
| Handover | 50% |
The 10% down payment sets a low entry bar. The structure back-loads 50% of the purchase price to handover. With March 2026 now current or behind us, that handover payment is an immediate event, not a future milestone. The 40% construction-period tranche is effectively settled for buyers entering at this stage, leaving the 50% handover balance as the defining financial commitment in this transaction.