Ready-to-Move-In Properties for Sale in Al Furjan, Dubai

Yes. Al Furjan is a functioning residential district with established infrastructure, two metro stations and steady tenant demand linked to Dubai’s southern employment corridor. Ready apartments generate gross rental yields of approximately 6,5% to 7,5%, depending on unit size, entry price and furnishing level. Residential values in the district grew by approximately 8% to 10% in 2025, and the average price per square foot remains below that of coastal districts such as Dubai Marina and JBR. For income-focused investors, the combination of competitive entry prices, metro connectivity and a broad tenant base positions Al Furjan as a reliable mid-market investment district.

Gross rental yields for ready apartments in Al Furjan typically range from 6,5% to 7,5%. Studios and compact one-bedroom units near metro stations tend to perform at the upper end of this range. Two-bedroom apartments generally yield approximately 6% to 7% gross. Final returns depend on the purchase price, service charges, furnishing standard and leasing strategy. The district’s average apartment yield of approximately 7,5% compares favourably to the Dubai-wide average of approximately 6,3%. Branded, fully furnished units such as those within Mira Developments' Trussardi Residences Phase II are positioned to command additional rental premiums upon delivery.

Yes. Al Furjan is a designated freehold zone, which allows foreign nationals of any nationality to purchase property with full ownership rights. Buyers receive a title deed issued by the Dubai Land Department, granting the right to sell, lease or occupy the property without time restrictions. Transactions can be completed remotely through legal representation, and rental income can be managed via UAE non-resident bank accounts. No residency visa is required to complete a purchase.

The primary government fee is the Dubai Land Department transfer fee of 4% of the purchase price, payable at the time of title deed registration. There is no annual property tax in Dubai. Rental income is not subject to income tax, and there is no capital gains tax on resale.

Yes. Under the UAE Government’s Golden Visa programme, investors who purchase property valued at AED 2 million or more are eligible to apply for a 10-year renewable residence visa. The visa applies to the property owner and extends to spouses and dependants. In Al Furjan, two-bedroom and larger apartments, as well as villas, typically meet or exceed this threshold. The Golden Visa confers the right to live, work and study in the UAE without a national sponsor.

Yes. The district was designed as a family-oriented community with gated residential clusters, landscaped walkways, children’s play areas and sports facilities. Several schools operate within or near the community, including The Arbor School (British curriculum, located within Al Furjan), Arcadia Global School and Dubai British School Jumeirah Park (rated Outstanding by KHDA). Healthcare facilities, supermarkets and daily services are available within the community pavilions. The low-density layout, controlled vehicle access and over 40 kilometres of pedestrian and cycling paths create a residential environment suited to families with children.

Branded residences are developed in partnership with internationally recognised design houses and are delivered fully furnished with curated interiors. In Al Furjan, Mira Developments is delivering Trussardi Residences and Trussardi Residences Phase II — apartments furnished with the Trussardi Casa collection, featuring Italian-crafted materials and a consistent design language throughout the building. Branded units typically achieve higher resale values and rental premiums relative to comparable unfurnished stock. The turnkey delivery format eliminates the cost and time associated with post-handover fit-out, enabling leasing or occupation from the day of handover. Hotel-style services such as concierge, valet parking and in-room dining further differentiate the product from standard residential buildings.

Al Furjan is connected to Expo City via the Route 2020 Metro Red Line, placing it within the direct commuter catchment for one of Dubai’s largest mixed-use employment zones. Expo City’s transition into a permanent innovation and business hub is generating sustained demand for housing in nearby districts. Dubai South, which includes Al Maktoum International Airport, logistics zones and residential communities, is a long-term growth driver for the southern corridor. These adjacent economic zones support consistent tenant demand in Al Furjan from professionals working in logistics, aviation, technology and trade sectors, reducing vacancy risk for property owners.