What is the asking price for the G8 building in JVC?
The full freehold G8 building in Jumeirah Village Circle is listed at AED 85,000,000 as a distress sale.

AED 85,000,000
| Deal type | Below Market |
| Price | AED 85,000,000 |
| Size | 98328 sq.ft |
| Type | Building |
| Status | Ready |
| Area / Master development | Jumeirah Village Circle |
| Community | Jumeirah Village Circle |
G8 is a complete freehold residential building in Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC), Dubai, offered as a distress sale at AED 85,000,000. The agent reports 99 units, a built-up area of 98,328 sq ft on a 16,107 sq ft plot, completion in 2019, a swimming pool and gym, and a stated 8% return on investment.
The seller's agent has marketed this building as a distress sale. No original purchase price, DLD transaction or dated market comparison was supplied with the brief, so DPF cannot yet quantify a discount against any benchmark. Buyers should treat the distress label as the agent's description and request supporting evidence, such as recent whole-building sales or valuations in JVC, before relying on it.
At AED 85,000,000 across a 98,328 sq ft built-up area, the asking price works out to about AED 864 per sq ft. Spread across 99 units, it averages roughly AED 858,586 per unit. Built-up area normally includes corridors, lobbies and other common areas, so this rate is not directly comparable with the per-sq-ft price of a single apartment.
The agent states an 8% return on investment. Applied to the asking price, 8% would equal roughly AED 6,800,000 a year. The brief does not say whether this is a gross or net figure, what occupancy level it assumes, or how many units are currently leased. A serious buyer should request the current rent roll, Ejari-registered tenancy contracts, vacancy history, and operating and maintenance costs to confirm the return independently.
Jumeirah Village Circle is a freehold community in Dubai master-developed by Nakheel. It combines mid-rise apartment buildings, townhouses and villas with parks and neighbourhood retail, and it is one of Dubai's most active areas for rental housing, which is a key consideration for whole-building investors.
Dubai Land Department transfer fees are typically 4% of the purchase price. On this asking price, that would be about AED 3,400,000, before registration, trustee and brokerage fees. Confirm the final cost schedule with the conveyancing trustee.


The full freehold G8 building in Jumeirah Village Circle is listed at AED 85,000,000 as a distress sale.
The agent reports 99 units. The unit mix by bedroom type was not supplied and should be requested from the agent.
Based on a built-up area of 98,328 sq ft, the asking price is about AED 864 per sq ft. Because BUA includes common areas, this is not directly comparable with single-apartment rates.
The agent states an 8% ROI, which would equal roughly AED 6,800,000 a year at the asking price. DPF has not verified this; buyers should request the rent roll and tenancy contracts.
No original purchase price or market benchmark was supplied, so DPF cannot quantify a discount. The distress label is the agent's description.
According to the agent, the building has a swimming pool and a gym. It was built in 2019.
Request the title deed, building completion certificate, rent roll, Ejari tenancy contracts, operating costs and an independent valuation, and confirm DLD and trustee fees.
Buyer costs
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Finance
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