Green Group
The first Autograph building: 283 homes over B+G+5 in JVC, quoted by agents from AED 650,819 for a 463 sq ft studio — about AED 1,406 per square foot — and generally described as complete. The developer’s own site gives its completion year as 2024.
This is the one you can walk into. The Autograph is the oldest of the three Autograph buildings and the only one where a buyer can check the finish, the light and the service charge against a standing building instead of a render. That makes it the best benchmark for what Green Group actually delivers.
The Autograph is the original building in the series and the template for the two towers that followed it: 283 homes over B+G+5—basement, ground and five residential floors—in Jumeirah Village Circle, on a green-and-sustainable design brief with modern contemporary styling.
It is a low-rise building, and that matters. Where the I and S Series are 35- and 39-storey towers, The Autograph is six storeys. Smaller buildings in JVC tend to have lower service charges per unit and a shorter, quieter corridor; they also have less amenity. Whether that trade suits you is more important than the price per square foot.
Prices and status. Agents quote from AED 650,819 for a 463 sq ft unit — about AED 1,406 per square foot — with sizes to 820 sq ft and studios, one- and two-bedroom layouts. Several profiles describe it as completed; the developer’s own panel gives a completion year of 2024. Some stock appears to be resale rather than developer inventory, so the first question is whose unit you are being shown.
The payment plan is quoted inconsistently. One listing describes 20% on booking, 30% during construction and 50% on handover; another describes 50/50. On a completed building both may simply describe old launch terms, but if you are buying remaining developer stock the schedule that goes into your contract is the only one that counts.
What it means for a buyer. Use this building as evidence. Walk the lobby, look at the joinery, ask a resident what the service charge actually is and whether the solar and smart-home systems work as advertised. If The Autograph has held up, the towers become easier to underwrite; if it has not, no render of the I Series should persuade you otherwise.
Compiled November 2026 from the developer’s own project panel (building form, unit count, completion year, design theme) and third-party agent listings (starting price, size range, payment plans, status). The listing portal carries no record of this project.
No developer price sheet is published. The range in circulation:
| Type | Size | From | Per sq ft |
|---|---|---|---|
| Studio | 463 sq ft (agent-listed) | AED 650,819 (agent-listed) | AED 1,406 |
| Studios to 2-bed | up to 820 sq ft | ask for the sheet | — |
A 463 to 820 sq ft range covers studios, one- and two-bedrooms. Because the building is standing, the more useful comparison is not price per square foot on the brochure but the achieved resale prices for the same layouts in the same building — ask an agent for the last three registered sales and compare the rates.
Two plans are quoted for this building in different listings, which is typical of a completed project whose launch terms are still being recycled:
| Source | Plan | On a AED 650,819 studio |
|---|---|---|
| Listing A | 20 / 30 / 50 | 130,164 booking · 195,246 construction · 325,410 handover |
| Listing B | 50 / 50 | about 325,410 before handover · 325,410 at handover |
If you are buying remaining developer stock, neither figure means anything until you have the contract schedule. If you are buying resale, the payment terms are a matter between you and the seller, and cash terms may be the better lever.
Budget AED 676,852 on the entry price including the 4% DLD fee, before agency commission. On a completed building, also ask for the service charge history for the last two years — that is a number no render can hide.
No amenity schedule is published for this building. Green Group’s broader material describes a green-and-sustainable brief with smart-home systems and landscaped outdoor space, and the district supplies parks, schools and retail within the circle.
Because the building exists, this is a list you can verify by visiting: look at the pool, the gym, the podium or garden, the parking and the lobby, and ask residents what works and what does not. Then ask for the service charge budget for the current year — on a 283-unit low-rise building it should be modest, and if it is not, ask why.
In Jumeirah Village Circle, the mid-market master-planned community that has become the default address for new-build buyers who want a fifteen-minute run to Dubai Marina, JLT and the Media City corridor without paying marina prices.
The JVC guide covers the sub-communities, the schools and the rent picture. On a completed building, check actual rents for a comparable studio and one-bedroom in the same cluster rather than the district average — JVC rents vary street by street.
In Jumeirah Village Circle, between Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road and Al Khail Road in new Dubai.
Yes – agents describe it as completed and the developer's own project panel gives a 2024 completion year. It is the only one of the three Autograph buildings that a buyer can walk into.
283, over a B+G+5 building – basement, ground and five residential floors.
Agents quote from AED 650,819 for a 463 sq ft unit, about AED 1,406 per square foot, with layouts to 820 sq ft. Some of that stock is resale.
Listings quote both 20/30/50 and 50/50. On a completed building the launch terms matter less than the contract you are signing – ask for the schedule that applies to your purchase.
Yes, and you should. This is the building that tells you what Green Group's finish, specification and service charge actually look like after handover.
It is a six-storey building against a 39-storey tower, smaller, cheaper per square foot at entry and complete. The later towers buy you height, amenity and a newer specification; this one buys you certainty.
Tell us the layout and budget. We will confirm whether the unit is developer stock or resale, get the service charge history and the title position, benchmark the price against registered sales in the building, and give you our honest read.
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