Khaleej Times

Developer tests buyer demand in JVC

- Deepthi Nair — deepthi@khaleejtim­es.com

dubai — Private sector developers are steadily handing over projects in Dubai. One such boutique developer is Aurora Real Estate which has handed over its developmen­t in Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC) and is now gearing up to deliver another project in Internatio­nal City this year.

Only seven units remain to be sold in the Dh168 million Hyati Residence which features 20 townhouses and 122 apartments. More end-users have purchased units in this project, say its promoters.

“JVC offers a gross yield of 9.2 per cent, Discovery Gardens 8.9 per cent and Internatio­nal City offers 8.6 per cent. Other global property hubs offer yields less than five per cent,” said Cian Farah, CEO of Aurora Real Estate Developmen­t.

Aurora Real Estate has completed Dh513 million worth of projects, which include Hyati Residence, Ritz Residence and F01. It has launched constructi­on on Hyati Avenue, which includes 103 apartments and 19 townhouses. The Dh155 million project will be completed in December 2019. Prices start from Dh400,000 for a studio and Dh700,000 for a one-bedroom apartment while a townhouse is priced at Dh2.75 million.

Customers need to pay only 25 per cent of the project before handover and the rest after. “We are organising our own equity and bank finance before commencing sales. We do not rely solely on client payments to proceed with constructi­on,” said Farah.

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