The Jebel Ali Village Agent, your entry into the community and your exit.

Based on DLD confirmed transfers from July to September 2026, 3-bed townhouses sold between AED 4.1M and 4.9M, 4-bed townhouses between AED 4.95M and 6.4M, and 4-bed villas between AED 7.5M and 9.275M. 5-bed villas have transferred at AED 11.0M and 11.6M. The sold prices on this page are what buyers actually paid. Each transaction is based on unit position, size, floor plan and seller motivation. If you want your exact price, ask me for a valuation.

Jebel Ali Village is developed by Nakheel, the master developer behind Palm Jumeirah, Jumeirah Islands and Dubai Islands. The village is a rebuild of one of Dubai's original 1980s communities. That is why it has mature trees and real green space most new communities cannot match. When you buy here, you are buying the developer as much as the home. Nakheel's name is part of what buyers are paying for.

Jebel Ali Recreation Club is the social heart of the village, and one of Dubai's original clubs, dating back to 1977. Inside you will find Guy Fieri's Kitchen & Bar, C House Milano, and the newly arrived Irish bar McCafferty's. The sporting facilities — the gym, pools, tennis, squash and padel courts, and the dine-in cinema — are being renovated and are returning to the community with a fresh, upgraded look. Residents have all of it on their doorstep.

Every home in the village is different, and your value comes down to the details. Floor plan type, unit position, view, plot size and timing. I build your valuation from real-time DLD transactional data, not portal asking prices. The valuation is free and there is no obligation attached.

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Service charges in Jebel Ali Village are charged at around AED 4 per square foot, so the total amount depends on your property type and plot size. Rates are set annually. Ask me and I will confirm the current figure for your exact unit against the DLD's Dubai REST app.

Registered rental contracts since August 2026 show 3-bed townhouses letting between AED 185,000 and 240,000 a year, 4-bed townhouses between AED 210,000 and 310,000, 4-bed villas annualising around AED 365,000 to 400,000, and 5-bed villas at AED 400,000 to 475,000 a year. The spread is wide, and position, plot and condition decide where you land. If you are weighing up letting against selling, I will give you both numbers.

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It depends on what you buy and what you pay. The fundamentals are strong. A Nakheel masterplan, 834 townhouses and just 278 villas in the entire village, highly rated schools minutes away, and genuine family demand that supports resale. Position, type and entry price will decide your outcome. My job is to make sure you get all three right.

Yes. Completed, handed-over homes are mortgageable through UAE banks in the normal way. Expat buyers can typically borrow up to 80% on a first home under AED 5M. Non-handed-over units on a payment plan work slightly differently and sometimes require a higher cash deposit. If you need advice on mortgage options, I work with a panel of mortgage advisors who can help.

The Winchester School and Delhi Private School, both rated Very Good by KHDA, are minutes from the village in The Gardens, with The Arbor School around ten minutes away in Al Furjan. Ibn Battuta Mall and its Red Line metro station are around six minutes from your door. Very few villa communities in Dubai offer schools, metro and a mall this close.