The Autograph i Series
From AED 1,394,850 (portal-listed)
Developers / Green Group
Developer profile · Dubai
Green Group: a real sustainability record, five completed schemes, and completion years that do not agree
A Dubai developer with eight projects — seven in JVC and one at Jumeirah Golf Estates — chaired by Ashfaq Fattah. It built the solar-canopied Signature Livings and has five completed schemes since 2016, which is more than most developers of its size can show. Its current towers, though, carry one completion year on the portal, another on agent listings and a third, commented out, on its own website.
TypeDubai developer · mid-sized
Projects8 on this site · 1 on the portal
FootprintJVC (7) · Jumeirah Golf Estates (1)
LeadAshfaq Fattah, Chairman
Delivered5 schemes since 2016
Entry priceAED 1,394,850 (portal-listed)
Design lineSolar, smart home, sustainability
About Green Group
Green Group is a Dubai developer chaired by Ashfaq Fattah, with Asif Fattah as chief executive and Farhan Fattah as managing director. Its portfolio is eight projects: seven in Jumeirah Village Circle and one at Jumeirah Golf Estates. Only one of them — the Autograph i Series — is carried by the listing portal.
The pitch is sustainability, and it is not just a line. Green Group built Signature Livings, the JVC building wrapped in a steel canopy of solar panels that generates power and shades the roof, with AI-managed HVAC, fresh-air handling units and a glass-walled outdoor squash court. Whatever you think of the marketing, that is a real piece of engineering, it was completed in 2020, and it has been running ever since. The group’s own site leads with “AI & Smart”, “AI-HVAC”, “Green Spaces” and “Perfecting Indoor Air”.
There is a delivery record to weigh. Signature Villas XII and XIV, twelve villas each in JVC, completed in 2016. Signature Livings, 276 homes, completed in 2020. The Autograph, 283 homes, completed per the group’s own panel in 2024. The Autograph X, sixteen three-bedroom townhouses, completed in 2024 and sold out. That is five schemes over eight years — not a national developer’s record, but a real one, and more than most developers of this size can show.
The current generation is the two towers. Autograph i Series (G+5P+39+R, 270 residences) and Autograph S Series (G+35, 251 residences) are both marketed around the same unusual product mix: designer suites, townhouses, one- and two-bedroom penthouses, and two-bedroom sky villas stacked inside a tower. Neither is a conventional JVC apartment block, and both are priced above the district norm as a result — the portal’s one-bedroom in the i Series works out at AED 1,784 per square foot.
The documentation is where it weakens. The group’s own project panels give a completion year of 2024 for both towers, while the portal dates the i Series to Q4 2028 and agents date the S Series to Q4 2027 — and the 2024 lines are commented out in the page source, so they are not even shown to visitors. The Autograph S Series has no portal record, and its dedicated microsite returns a 502. The Signature Villas XII and XIV panels carry word-for-word identical copy, down to the room count and the completion year. None of that is fraudulent; all of it means the marketing cannot be read as a specification.
Seven of the eight projects are in one district. JVC is where Green Group has built everything except one villa scheme, and it is the most competitive mid-market district in Dubai. That concentration is a strength for buyers — you can compare the developer’s own buildings against each other, walk them, and ask their residents what the service charge and the finish are actually like — and a risk for investors, because a JVC-wide supply cycle affects the whole portfolio at once.
What that means for a buyer. Green Group is one of the few mid-sized developers here where the existing buildings are worth more than the brochure. Use them: visit Signature Livings and The Autograph, ask what has held up and what has not, and read two years of service charge budgets before you look at a render of the towers. Then apply the same discipline to the new purchase — a dated price list, a payment schedule with dates, a registerable handover date, escrow and permit details, and a delay clause with teeth.
The honest read. A small, family-run developer with a genuine sustainability specialism, a completed portfolio you can inspect, and a documentation habit that has not kept pace with its ambitions. The towers may be very good buildings. Buy them on the contract and on the finished work next door, not on the completion year in a page that has been commented out.
Green Group projects on this site
Eight projects, from the flagship tower in JVC to a custom-built villa estate at Jumeirah Golf Estates. One of them is on the listing portal.
The Autograph S Series
From AED 754,850 (agent-listed)
The Autograph
From AED 650,819 (resale)
The Autograph X
Launched from AED 3.6M
Signature Livings
From about AED 494,819 (resale)
The Signature at Wild Flower
Resale · no published price
Signature Villas XII
Resale · no published price
Signature Villas XIV
Resale · no published price
The portfolio divides in two: five completed schemes that a buyer can walk and price against registered sales, and three Autograph buildings that are being sold off-plan. The completed stock sits in Jumeirah Village Circle, where seven of the eight projects are, with the villas at Jumeirah Golf Estates alongside the Earth and Fire courses.
What distinguishes Green Group
A sustainability claim you can inspect
Signature Livings is wrapped in a solar canopy that generates power and shades the roof, with AI-managed HVAC and fresh-air units. It was completed in 2020 and is occupied – so the claim is testable in a way most are not.
Five delivered schemes since 2016
Two villa schemes in 2016, Signature Livings in 2020, and The Autograph and The Autograph X in 2024. For a mid-sized developer that is a real record – and one of the few things here that does not depend on a brochure.
Products that are not standard JVC stock
The current towers sell designer suites, townhouses, penthouses and two-bedroom sky villas stacked inside a tower, rather than the studios and one-beds the district usually produces. That is why the price per square foot sits above its neighbours.
Completion years that do not agree
The developer’s own panels say 2024 for both towers; the portal says Q4 2028 for the i Series and agents say Q4 2027 for the S Series. The 2024 lines are commented out in the page source, so visitors never see them.
Marketing copy reused between projects
Signature Villas XII and XIV share an identical description, room count, unit count and completion year. The S Series microsite returns a 502. Read the copy as marketing and ask for the as-built specification.
Everything in one district
Seven of eight projects are in JVC, the most competitive mid-market district in Dubai. Good for comparison – you can walk the developer’s own buildings – and a concentration risk if JVC supply cycles.
Buying a Green Group home: what to check
The unusual advantage here is that five of the developer’s buildings are finished, so most of what you would normally take on trust can be checked in person. These are the items worth having in writing before you reserve.
A dated price list by unit type from the developer – the portal publishes one layout only.
The handover date in writing: the portal says Q4 2028 for the i Series, the developer’s own panel says 2024.
A payment schedule with dates and amounts, annexed to the sale and purchase agreement – 10/40/50 on the portal, 60/40 quoted for the S Series.
The delay clause, with compensation and a right to rescind if completion is missed.
Escrow account, project registration and the current Dubai Land Department permit.
The service charge estimate per square foot, and who manages the building after handover.
What the portal’s ‘beach access’ and ‘amusement park’ tags mean for an inland JVC building.
The specification schedule: what the solar, AI-HVAC and smart-home packages include, and what is an upgrade.
Two years of service charge budgets from Signature Livings and The Autograph, as evidence of running costs.
For resale: the last three registered sales in the building, not the asking price.
Parking allocation per unit and whether the space is titled.
Registered rents for comparable units in the same JVC cluster, to test any yield figure.
Green Group frequently asked questions
Who is Green Group?
A Dubai developer chaired by Ashfaq Fattah, with Asif Fattah as chief executive and Farhan Fattah as managing director. It has eight projects – seven in Jumeirah Village Circle and one at Jumeirah Golf Estates – and is best known for Signature Livings, the solar-canopied JVC building completed in 2020.
How many projects does Green Group have?
Eight on its own website, but only one – the Autograph i Series – is carried by the listing portal. Five of the eight are completed; the two Autograph towers are in progress and the third, The Autograph, is complete.
Has Green Group completed buildings?
Yes. Signature Villas XII and XIV (twelve villas each) in 2016, Signature Livings (276 homes) in 2020, and The Autograph (283 homes) and The Autograph X (16 townhouses) in 2024. That is five delivered schemes.
What is Green Group known for?
Sustainability that is visible in the building rather than only in the brochure: the solar canopy and AI-managed HVAC at Signature Livings, green spaces and fresh-air handling across the portfolio, and a design language built around the brand’s ‘Think Better’ line.
Why do the completion dates differ between the portal and the developer?
Because nothing has been reconciled. The portal, which listed the i Series in February 2025, gives Q4 2028. The developer’s own project panel gives 2024 – a line that is commented out in the page source. Agents quote Q4 2027 for the S Series. Ask for the date in writing and treat it as the only one that binds.
What does a Green Group apartment cost?
The portal lists a 782 sq ft one-bedroom at the i Series from AED 1,394,850 – AED 1,784 per square foot. Agents quote the S Series from AED 754,850 and resales at The Autograph from AED 650,819. Signature Livings studios start around AED 494,819.
Is the solar claim real?
At Signature Livings, yes in the physical sense – the roof carries a steel canopy of solar panels that generate electricity and shade the building, alongside AI-managed HVAC. Whether it has produced the savings claimed is a question for the service charge budget and the residents, not the brochure.
Where does Green Group build?
Almost entirely in Jumeirah Village Circle, where seven of its eight projects sit, plus The Signature at Wild Flower at Jumeirah Golf Estates. JVC is the largest mid-market master-planned community in new Dubai.
What should I check before buying?
A dated price list, a payment schedule with dates, the handover date in writing, the delay clause, escrow and permit details, the service charge estimate and what the ‘beach access’ tag actually means. Then walk the developer’s completed buildings and ask the residents what they pay.
How do I buy through you?
Tell us the project and budget. We will get a dated developer price list and payment schedule, verify the handover date, escrow and permit, get the service charge estimate and the specification in writing, benchmark the unit against registered rents and resales in the same JVC cluster, and give you our honest read – including the case against.
Considering a Green Group apartment?
Tell us the project and budget. We will get a dated price list and payment schedule, confirm which completion date applies, verify the escrow and permit, get the service charge history from the developer’s completed buildings as well as the estimate for the one you are buying, benchmark the unit against registered rents and resales in the same JVC cluster, and give you our honest read — including the case against.
Sources and verification. The company description, leadership, strategy, design language and the eight project panels — building form, unit counts, room types and completion years — come from Green Group’s own website; the starting price, one-bedroom size, payment plan, amenity tags and listing date for the Autograph i Series come from the listing portal’s project record; current asking prices for the completed projects come from third-party agents and property databases. Committed to publication: the portal dates the i Series to Q4 2028 while the developer’s own panel gives 2024, a line that is commented out in the page source; agents quote Q4 2027 for the S Series against the same 2024 panel; the S Series has no portal record and its microsite returns a 502; Signature Villas XII and XIV carry word-for-word identical descriptions; the portal attaches “beach access” and “amusement park” tags to an inland JVC building; and no service charge estimate has been published for any current project. Nothing on this page is a valuation or a promise of return.