Apartments for Sale in City Apartments JVC
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Price range850K - 949.9K Properties listed7 Avg. price915.1K12.3% Avg. price/sqft908.5668.3% Sales value5.4M3.7% Sales volume614.3%

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Price range369.9K - 699M Properties listed8,662 Avg. price697.3K4.2% Avg. price/sqft1.5K2.3% Rental yield7.5% Sales value7.3B59.9% Sales volume6,80561.5%
Real Resident Voices
- 5.05 out of 5 ratingPaul
The unit with the large terrace really caught our attention. It has plenty of space and a maid’s room, and we really liked the practical layout. The shared garden for residents is a nice touch, and the EV charging in the parking area is a great extra for the future.
- 4.74.7 out of 5 ratingAnonymous
The location is excellent and within walking distance of the Circle Mall. The apartments with a pool view offer a great view of the Palm, the Burj Al Arab, and Downtown. The quality and fittings are above average, and the amenities are also good and fully sufficient. In summary, it is a good building with excellent 24/7 service and friendly residents.
- 5.05 out of 5 ratingskn
Nice, peaceful and calm location. Lots of parks, supermarkets, restaurant options. Overall good. Can see a lot of pets. Traffic is high , but more exits are in master plan when its opened should reduce. Big Nakheel mall is additionally coming. Metro station (Gold line) is coming up by 2029.
- 4.84.8 out of 5 ratingSalma
This neighborhood is known for its calm and peaceful atmosphere, making it a great place to live. It offers plenty of parks and green spaces, perfect for walking, relaxing, and enjoying the outdoors without feeling crowded. One of its biggest advantages is how self-contained it is. You’ll find a wide range of amenities—shops, cafés, and recreational facilities, all within the neighborhood, so there’s rarely a need to go elsewhere. The only drawback is some traffic during peak hours, but it’s generally manageable and not a major issue. Overall, it’s a quiet, convenient, and well-equipped place with a high quality of life.
- 4.84.8 out of 5 ratingHala
Warm , safe, and friendly neighborhood, I love it. Whatever you need is there, shopping, cafes, and all.
- 4.34.3 out of 5 ratingGillian
We’ve been living in JVC for about 6 years now. We started off in JVC 2 and recently moved to JVC 1, which is definitely quieter and feels a bit more peaceful. To be honest, even with the traffic getting in and out during rush hour, we still really love living here. It just has this easy, comfortable vibe that’s hard to explain until you actually experience it. There’s always something going on, but it never feels too busy or overwhelming. One of the things we enjoy the most is how green and walkable it is. There’s a park almost every kilometre, loads of dog-friendly spots, and it just makes day-to-day life nicer. We’ve gotten into the habit of going for walks in the mornings or evenings, and it’s genuinely one of our favourite parts of living here. The parks have also been upgraded recently, with more sports facilities like basketball courts, padel, cricket nets, and more, which has been great to see. Everything you need is pretty much around you. There are so many food options, all kinds of cuisines, plus salons, small shops, printing places, and all the usual essentials. Circle Mall is super convenient too. Nesto is great for groceries, and there are plenty of cafes and little spots when you need something quick or last-minute. There’s also a nice social side to JVC. Places like Goose Island and McCafferty’s, along with all the brunch spots, mean you don’t really have to leave the area for a good night out. It’s especially nice for young couples or anyone who wants that social life without being in the middle of the chaos. What we’ve really come to appreciate over time is the community itself. People are generally friendly, things feel calm, and overall, it feels safe. It’s one of those places where you settle into a routine quite naturally. If there’s one thing we’d hope to see improve, it would be getting in and out of JVC. Traffic during peak times can be a bit frustrating, and having more entry and exit points would make a big difference. Public transport is still quite limited too, so you do end up relying on driving or taxis. That said, it’s nice to see that things are improving, with new traffic signals going in and roads being upgraded across different areas. Overall, JVC has been a really great place for us. It just feels easy to live here, and that’s probably the best way to describe it.
Price Insights
Price range369.9K - 12M Properties listed1,419 Avg. price1M6.6% Avg. price/sqft1.4K4.1% Rental yield6.9% Sales value935.2M70.5% Sales volume86472.3%
Your Guide to Finding City Apartments for Sale in JVC
City Apartments JVC is a 13-floor mid-rise building in District 11, Jumeirah Village Circle, completed by Virtue Investment Group in 2017. The tower offers one-bedroom freehold apartments sized 800 to 850 sq ft with semi-open kitchens, en-suite bathrooms, and private balconies. Buyers searching for apartments for sale in JVC can choose a completed property with an established rental history.
The building attracts end users, couples, and investors looking for entry-level freehold homes. Its location near parks, cafés, and Circle Mall supports demand for apartments in Dubai. City Apartments JVC suits buyers seeking simple layouts, steady rental demand, and a smaller residential community.
Market Overview
Demand for District 11 JVC apartments remains steady among end users and investors looking for freehold homes with rental potential. Buyers searching for city apartments JVC choose the building for its completed status, simple unit mix, and location in Jumeirah Village Circle. Houses in JVC also attract buyers seeking larger homes in the wider community.
City Apartments offers one bedroom apartments with average sale prices of around AED 850,000 and sizes ranging from 890 to 1,000 sq ft. Recent transactions show units selling between AED 650,000 and AED 955,000, depending on size and condition. The 13-floor tower, completed by Virtue Investment Group in 2017, offers finished homes with an established service history.
Residents benefit from facilities including a rooftop pool, gym, sauna, covered parking, and 24-hour security. Circle Mall, JSS International School, and Nord Anglia International School Dubai provide nearby shopping and education options.
Prices & Sizes of Apartments in City Apartments
One bedroom units at City Apartments JVC list between AED 750,000 and AED 950,000, with sizes ranging from 800 to 890 sq ft. Each apartment includes a private balcony, semi open kitchen, en-suite bathroom, and built-in wardrobes. The 13-floor tower was completed in 2017, with consistent layouts across the building. Floor level and views mainly influence price differences.
| Median Price | Size Range sqft | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Bedroom | AED 880,000 | 843 - 1,024 |
Apartments Available for sale in City Apartments
Who Should Buy City Apartments JVC for Sale?
First-time investors
An entry-level freehold ticket in a leased-up JVC tower, without the wait of off-plan.Young professionals
Compact one bed layouts near Al Khail Road suit solo buyers commuting across Dubai.Small families
Units with balconies and around 800 sq ft suit couples or small families with one child.
Buy-to-let landlords
Steady tenant demand in District 11 keeps vacancy short between contracts.Pet-owning households
District parks and quiet side streets make daily walks easy for cats and small dogs.
Apartment areas in City Apartments
Why Buy Flats for Sale in City Apartments JVC?
Roomy one bedroom floorplans
Layouts run 800 to 850 sq ft. Open living, a semi-open kitchen, en suite bathroom, built in wardrobes and a balcony. Enough space for a proper desk setup, not just a bed and a couch squeezed in.Freehold title in District 11
The land is freehold, so ownership passes to buyers of any passport. Virtue Investment Group handed over the 13 floor tower in 2017. Long enough on the market for service charges and the resident mix to settle into a known pattern.Quick access to the main highways
Two exits, two commutes. Al Khail (E44) covers Downtown and the airport. E311 handles Dubai Marina and Mall of the Emirates. Both sit at the edge of the community, so getting out of JVC rarely takes more than a few minutes off peak.Amenities that punch above the price
Rooftop pool, gym, sauna and steam, a kids' play area, covered parking, fast lifts and 24 hour CCTV security. The kind of stack usually attached to addresses charging a lot more.A walkable neighbourhood
Parks, Iceberg Mart, Jameelaas, coffee spots and JSS International School are all on foot. Bus stops are two to five minutes from the door. A Gold Line metro station is slated for the wider area by 2029, which the resale story will lean on.A clean yield benchmark
One bedroom units achieve rental yields of around 8.6%, with steady tenant demand in line with the JVC average. This gives investors a clear return estimate when setting a purchase budget.
Amenities & Lifestyle
Schools and education
- JSS International School
- Nord Anglia International School Dubai
- Dubai Schools Al Barsha
- GEMS World Academy
- Zayed Educational Complex Al Barsha
Healthcare and pharmacies
- Dr Joy Dental Clinic
- Dubai Clinic
- JVC Express Clinic
- Pet Lounge Veterinary Clinic
- The City Vet
Shopping and supermarkets
- Circle Mall
- Iceberg Mart
- Jameelaas Star Supermarket
- All Day Minimart
- Cake Rocks Bakery
Dining and cafés
- Defne Turkish Restaurant
- Crepe Castle Cafe
- Dine Inn Restaurant
- Goose Island
- McCafferty's
Location and Transportation
Two main roads connect the tower to key parts of Dubai. Residents can reach Downtown Dubai in about 20 minutes and Dubai Marina in around 15 minutes during clear traffic. Dubai International Airport takes about 30 minutes, while Al Maktoum International Airport takes around 35 minutes. Circle Mall sits just five minutes away for daily shopping.
Residents can reach Al Khail Metro Station in 10 minutes and Dubai Internet City Metro Station in 13 minutes by car. Bus stops at Sandoval Lane Apartments 1 and Noor Residences sit within a short walking distance and connect to wider JVC routes. Most residents still rely on cars, taxis, or ride hailing services because public transport coverage inside JVC remains limited. A planned Gold Line extension in 2029 could improve connectivity for long-term owners.































