by Mira Developments
John Richmond Towers at Al Furjan, DubaiLocation
Al Furjan, Dubai, UAE
Developer
Mira Developments
Starting Price
AED 890,000
Unit Types
2 BR · Studio · 1
Size Range
38 – 1,186 sqft
4 – 110 sqm
Handover
Announcing - Soon
Payment Plan
10 / 45 / 5 (Down Payment / During Construction / On Handover)
John Richmond Towers at Al Furjan, Dubai Location & Connectivity
John Richmond Towers at Al Furjan, Dubai is located in Al Furjan, Dubai, UAE. The community offers convenient access to major road links, retail, schools and leisure destinations across the city.
In Dubai's property market, location is the single biggest driver of rental yield and capital appreciation. Well-connected communities with nearby transport, retail and amenities consistently outperform on tenant demand and price-per-sqft growth.
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TESTIMONIALS
What Buyers Say
“Exceptional quality and a prime location. The payment plan made it very accessible. The team at Binayah guided me through every step seamlessly.”
Ahmed R.
2 Bedroom Buyer
“We fell in love with the views and the amenities. It's the perfect family home with everything you need within walking distance.”
Sarah L.
3 Bedroom Buyer
“Great investment opportunity with strong rental yields. The developer has an excellent track record and the build quality is superb.”
James K.
1 Bedroom Buyer
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