Properties for sale in JLT Cluster C
12 properties
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Price range850K - 3M Properties listed12 Avg. price1.2M5.7% Avg. price/sqft1.6K2.6% Rental yield6.6% Sales value30.8M48.8% Sales volume2545.7%

Price Insights
Price range400K - 55M Properties listed2,163 Avg. price1.8M9.5% Avg. price/sqft1.8K6.5% Rental yield6.7% Sales value2.1B69.4% Sales volume1,18366.2%
Real Resident Voices
- 3.83.8 out of 5 ratingAbhi
Jumeirah Lakes Towers has really good public transport, with both the metro and tram making getting around easy. In my opinion, it’s one of the best places to live if you want quick access to your workplace but still enjoy a real residential community vibe. The lake area is filled with restaurants, gyms and salons at different price points, so there’s something for every pocket. It offers both premium options and cozy, more affordable spots. It’s very walkable and pet-friendly, so you always get your steps in. Some buildings are a little old and the apartments show it, but newer ones are coming up. Most apartments are really spacious, and even though living here is expensive, it feels bang for your buck in my opinion. Overall, JLT balances city convenience with a true residential feel, making it practical and enjoyable for everyday living.
- 4.84.8 out of 5 ratingAnonymous
Living in JLT is perfect if you are looking for a wholesome living experience. You can expect a community vibe with a mix of nationalities, it’s also pet friendly and loads of tiny but incredible neighbourhood restaurants (a big perk if you’re a foodie). The park is well-maintained throughout the year, has a running track and outdoor gym, perfect if you want to get those steps in. There are also lots of gyms and padel courts around. DMCC usually sends newsletters for community activities so it’s worth keeping an eye out for those. Some exciting events include free outdoor movie nights, fun runs and festive pop-ups for Christmas and Ramadan. One thing to note however, is that in the event you miss the entry to a cluster, you have to drive all the way around, and make your way back. Also, if you’re picking a cluster, choose one that is closer to Sheikh Zayed Road, so you don’t have to drive around the circle to get out of the community. Overall, JLT has lots of perks, with easy access to the metro, Marina and Sheikh Zayed Road. There are lots of super markets around, the area is safe and very convenient.
- 4.84.8 out of 5 ratingParul
Jumeirah Lake Towers is a great family friendly and vibrant area. I have been living in JLT Cluster X for about an year now and I completely love this area. The area is well connected to both Sheikh Zayed Road as well as metro, alongwith a lot of shopping marts for groceries and restaurants featuring different kinds of cuisines. The area also has a central park for kids and families as well as a huge walking/running track surrounding two artificial lakes. It offers the best of both worlds in my opinion - the coziness and solitude of a quiet family friendly area plus the comfort and convenience of living in one of the most vibrant residential areas of Dubai. However, since some of the towers are quite old, the building/apartment quality can be a hit or miss depending upon how the owner has maintained it. The common parking arrangement is not everyone's cup of tea as well. Apart from this, JLT is one of the best residential areas in Dubai.
- 5.05 out of 5 ratingAbhay
I’ve been living in JLT (Jumeirah Lake Towers) for about 11 months now, and it’s honestly one of the most balanced communities in Dubai. What I enjoy the most is the atmosphere in the evenings — the lakeside walkways come alive with people running, families going for walks, and kids playing around the parks. It gives the area a really lively and safe neighborhood feel, which is sometimes hard to find in bigger cities. The running track around the lakes is great if you like evening runs or casual walks after work. There are plenty of cafés, restaurants, and small grocery stores in every cluster, so daily life is very convenient. You also have easy access to the Dubai Metro, which makes commuting much easier compared to many other areas in Dubai. Another thing I appreciate is the mix of people living here — young professionals, couples, and families — which gives JLT a nice community vibe rather than feeling overly touristy. Overall, if you’re looking for a place in Dubai that combines convenience, a good social atmosphere, and nice outdoor spaces, JLT is definitely a great option to live in
- 4.84.8 out of 5 ratingWei R.
This is the best dog-friendly communities in Dubai. We love taking a stroll with our dogs in the evening. The walking path around the lake is pedestrian and dog friendly. For your furry friend's needs, it has not just one but TWO dog parks! The older one is located in Cluster H. The newer one is in Cluster V. This place is perfect for children too with a large number of playgrounds scattered across the area. For sports enthusiasts, it has a skate park, basketball courts and football fields.
- 4.04 out of 5 ratingNada
I often visit friends and go to the gym here, so it's like a second home to me. JLT is extremely well connected. You can walk, cycle or use the metro to get to your destination. I'm also a big fan of the lakes and the strong community vibe created by people regularly walking around them. There are restaurants from all over the globe, which makes it great for foodies. It's also unique in that it has residential and commercial buildings, along with several entertainment options, so you can live, work and play in one place. My only issues with JLT are that sometimes it's easy to get lost, as you sometimes have to walk through parking lots to reach places, and clusters can be hard to find.
Your Guide to Properties for Sale in JLT Cluster C
JLT Cluster C sits inside Jumeirah Lake Towers, the DMCC-managed community around a chain of artificial lakes off Sheikh Zayed Road. The cluster has three residential towers: Goldcrest Executive, The Palladium, and Fortune Tower. It offers a walkable lakeside setting with promenades, cafés, and running tracks nearby. The location also makes apartments in JLT appealing to buyers who want easy access to work and daily services.
Stock here consists entirely of apartments, from studios to two-bedroom units. Studios at Goldcrest Executive typically offer a compact entry point, while one- and two-bedroom apartments provide more space. Larger two-bedroom apartments at The Palladium can offer higher floor positions with sea and skyline views. This range gives JLT Cluster C a broad choice for buyers exploring properties in Dubai.
DMCC Metro sits roughly five minutes away on foot, while Sheikh Zayed Road provides quick road access for commuters travelling to Downtown or Media City. JLT's one-way cluster road system can make entry points less convenient, so buyers should plan their route carefully. Some towers are older, making it important to view the specific unit before buying.
Market Overview
JLT Cluster C is located on the edge of Jumeirah Lake Towers, with a small group of residential towers driving demand in the area. Buyers can choose from compact studios in JLT to larger two- and three-bedroom homes. The location and range of layouts make JLT Cluster C suitable for buyers seeking ready-to-move apartments for sale in JLT, while high-floor apartments in JLT attract buyers looking for better views.
Property sizes range from around 374 to 406 sq ft for studios, while one-bedroom apartments offer around 770 sq ft. Two- and three-bedroom layouts can extend beyond 1,890 sq ft. JLT Cluster C has an average price per sq ft of AED 1,629, while studios average AED 1,908 per sq ft. One-bedroom apartments average AED 1,403 per sq ft, while two-bedroom apartments average AED 1,470 per sq ft. The cluster records an average rental yield of 6.8%, with studios reaching 7.9%.
The Goldcrest Executive covers the entry range for studios and one-bedroom homes, while The Palladium offers larger two- and three-bedroom apartments. Metro side views and maid's rooms can add value, while floor level, views, and furnishing explain most differences between similar layouts.
Properties Available for sale in JLT Cluster C
Who Should Buy a Property in JLT Cluster C?
Young professionals
Works well for professionals who want DMCC Metro on their doorstep and studios from AED 850K.
First-time investors
A fit for investors chasing entry-level tickets in Goldcrest Executive with steady tenant demand.
Couples upsizing
Suits couples eyeing a 1-bed near the lake, with cafes and a running track a short walk away.
Small families
Families drawn to 2-bed layouts at The Palladium get lake views and schools within a short drive.
End-users seeking metro access
Commuters who prefer walking to the metro over driving Sheikh Zayed Road will feel at home here.
Popular buildings with a property for sale in JLT Cluster C
Goldcrest Executive is where most budget-conscious buyers start in Cluster C. Studios here have traded recently from around AED 675,000 to AED 805,000, working out to roughly AED 1,600 to AED 2,000 per sqft on plots near 406 sqft. One-bedroom units in the same tower have changed hands closer to AED 1 million, giving you a metro-side apartment with a Marina view for under seven figures. It's practical, walkable to DMCC station, and a sensible entry point.
The Palladium carries the premium end of Cluster C. A three-bedroom with a maid's room on a high floor is available around AED 3 million, and two-bedroom units near 1,153 sqft have sold recently at about AED 1.7 million, close to AED 1,500 per sqft. Larger one-beds here have transacted near AED 1.16 million. You're paying for floor height, skyline and sea views, and a short walk to the metro. Fortune Tower rounds out the higher-tier options in the cluster.
Why Buy Properties in Cluster C, Jumeirah Lake Towers?
Accessible entry prices
Sale prices in Cluster C run from around AED 850K to AED 3M, with a median near AED 1.2M. Studios at Goldcrest Executive have transacted from the mid-AED 600Ks, giving buyers a genuine entry point in a central Dubai address.
Metro on your doorstep
DMCC Metro Station sits roughly a five-minute walk away, with landside entrances within 500 meters of the cluster. That makes Downtown, Dubai Marina, and Ibn Battuta reachable without touching Sheikh Zayed Road at rush hour.
Two buildings, two price bands
Cluster C is compact. Goldcrest Executive covers studios and one-beds from roughly AED 850K to AED 1.2M, while The Palladium handles the two and three-bed range up to AED 3M. You can pick a size without leaving the cluster.
Lakeside walk and cafes at the door
The JLT lake promenade wraps past the cluster with a running track, outdoor gym, and pet-friendly paths. Costa, Starbucks, Caffe Nero, and a DMCC-run food scene sit inside a 10-minute walk, so daily errands don't need the car.
Schools within a short drive
Emirates International School Meadows is around a five-minute drive, with Dubai British School Jumeirah Park and Regent International a little further. Fees span roughly AED 15K to AED 112K, giving families options across curriculums without a long commute.
Rental demand from professionals
DMCC's free zone sits next door, and the cluster reads strongly for working professionals and students. That's useful if you're buying to let: tenant demand skews toward people who work in JLT, Marina, or Media City and want to walk to the office.
Amenities and lifestyle
Schools
- Emirates International School Meadows, around a seven-minute drive
- Dubai British School Jumeirah Park, roughly ten minutes away
- The Winchester School, about eleven minutes by car
- Delhi Private School, around eleven minutes
- Dubai International Academy, close to twelve minutes
Restaurants
- Costa, right at the cluster
- Starbucks, a short walk
- Caffe Nero, a few minutes on foot
- Jazz Pizza Express, under ten minutes walking
- Al Bait Al Shami, a five-minute drive
Supermarkets
- Carrefour Market
- Spinneys
- City Cart Supermarket
Attractions
- JLT Lakeside Promenade and Park, on their doorstep
- Bluewaters Island The Boardwalk


















































