Jumeirah Village Triangle (JVT) is a Nakheel residential community next to JVC. It has more villas and townhouses, and new projects include mid-rise apartment buildings.
What the area is like
JVT is laid out as a triangle of villa clusters around parks. In recent years more and more mid-rise residential projects have appeared.
Who it suits
Families who want a quieter life than in JVC, and investors looking for new apartments in an established area with moderate prices.
Transport
The area is by Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road and Al Khail Road; Dubai Marina is about a 15-minute drive. There is no metro in the area.
What homes are sold here
Ready villas and townhouses, plus new mid-rise buildings with studios and one- and two-bedroom apartments.
Prices from transactions: DLD data
Registered sales over the last 12 months, Dubai Land Department export as of 2026-10-03.
17,979AED per m², median
85%of them off-plan
Median apartment price
780,000Studio, AED
1,240,0001 bedroom, AED
1,720,0002 bedrooms, AED
2,800,0003 bedrooms, AED
Price per m² by year, AED
202314,404
202414,996
202516,763
202618,033
Most off-plan sales
Binghatti Flare 02
Binghatti Flare 01
Voxa Residences
Sol Levante
ELARIS Sky
Sky Gate Tower
A median across all deals in the area — not a valuation of any specific unit.
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Frequently asked questions
JVT or JVC?
JVT is quieter with more villas; JVC is denser with apartments and has more projects. Off-plan prices are comparable.
Is JVT good for renting out?
Yes, it is popular with families; compare demand and yield for the specific project.
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