The Autograph S Series

About The Autograph S Series

The Autograph S Series is the second of the three Autograph towers in JVC, and the one the developer positions between the flagship I Series and the original Autograph building. Green Group’s own panel describes a G+35 building with 251 residences — the same room mix as the I Series: designer suites, townhouses, terrace homes, one- and two-bedroom penthouses and two-bedroom sky villas.

The paperwork is thinner than the I Series. There is no portal record, the project’s own microsite returns a 502 error, and the developer’s completion year for it is 2024 on a page whose launch-year line has been commented out. Agents, meanwhile, are quoting Q4 2027 handover with prices from AED 754,850 and sizes from 463 to 2,068 sq ft.

The plan is the interesting part. Where the I Series is sold on a portal-illustrated 10/40/50, the S Series is consistently quoted at 60/40 — 20% on booking, 40% during construction, 40% at handover. That is a lighter handover payment and a heavier build-period payment, and it is the structure a developer uses when it wants cash through construction rather than at the end. On a Q4 2027 building that reads as a project still being funded; on a 2024 building it would be impossible.

Price. At AED 754,850 for the smallest unit the entry rate is roughly AED 1,630 per square foot on a 463 sq ft unit — lower than the I Series’ 1,784, which is what you would expect from the middle of a three-tower range. Confirm the unit the price refers to before treating that as a like-for-like comparison.

What it means for a buyer. Treat the S Series as the value option in the series and the I Series as the flagship, and insist on the same documentation for both: a dated price sheet, a payment schedule with dates, a registerable handover date, escrow and permit details, and a service charge estimate. The 60/40 plan is a bigger commitment during construction than the 10/40/50 on the flagship, so the delay clause matters more here, not less.

Compiled November 2026 from the developer’s own project panel (building form, unit count, room mix) and third-party agent listings (starting price, size range, payment plan, handover). The listing portal carries no record of this project, and its dedicated microsite was returning a server error at the time of writing.

Layouts, sizes and price

No developer price sheet is published. This is the range in circulation:

The 463 to 2,068 sq ft spread is not one product line — it is the same mix as the I Series, from a designer suite to a two-bedroom sky villa. Ask for the sheet that prices each type, and ask which are still available.

At AED 1,630 per square foot at entry, the S Series sits below the flagship’s 1,784 and above most of the district. Whether that is value depends entirely on what the smaller unit actually is.

Price and payment plan

The plan in circulation is 60/40: 20% on booking, 40% during construction, 40% on handover. On AED 754,850:

Note what this does to the cash profile: 60% is paid before the building is finished, against 50% on the flagship’s plan. If the handover date slips — and the developer’s own site currently says 2024 while agents say Q4 2027 — you have six-tenths of the price committed against no completed asset.

Ask for the construction milestones behind the 40%, the delay clause in full, and whether any part of the plan can be restructured. Budget AED 785,044 to complete including the 4% DLD fee, before agency commission and furniture.

Amenities

No amenity schedule has been published for this building by either side. The I Series carries a five-level podium with pool, tennis court, sports court, gym, gardens and retail, and the S Series is described in the same terms — designer suites through sky villas, modern contemporary theme — but that is inference, not a schedule.

Ask for the podium plan and the facility list in writing, then ask for the service charge estimate per square foot. A 251-unit tower with a podium deck will carry a meaningful annual charge, and nobody has published one.

Where it is

In Jumeirah Village Circle, the same district as the rest of the Autograph series: parks, schools and retail inside the circle, quick access to the E311 and Al Khail Road, and ten to fifteen minutes to Dubai Marina, JLT and the Media City corridor.

See our JVC guide for the sub-communities and rent levels. With three Autograph towers either built or planned inside the same circle, the comparison that matters is against the developer’s own other buildings as much as against the neighbours.

At a glance

• 251 residences over G+35 in JVC, by Green Group.
• Same room mix as the I Series: designer suites through 2-bed sky villas.
• Agent-listed from AED 754,850, sizes 463–2,068 sq ft, entry rate about AED 1,630 per sq ft.
• Plan 60/40 – 20% booking, 40% construction, 40% handover.
• Handover Q4 2027 on agent listings; the developer’s own panel says 2024.
• No listing portal record and the project microsite was returning a 502.
• No amenity schedule or service charge estimate published.
• Sits between the flagship I Series and the original Autograph building.

What we verify before you reserve

• A price list from the developer, not from an agent.
• The handover date in writing – the two published versions are three years apart.
• The payment schedule with dates, and confirmation that the 60/40 split is the one in the contract.
• The delay clause, with compensation and a right to rescind.
• Escrow account, project registration and current DLD permit.
• The podium plan and amenity schedule.
• The service charge estimate per square foot.
• Why the project microsite is offline and which site is the current source of truth.