The Autograph i Series

About The Autograph i Series

The Autograph i Series is Green Group’s flagship, and the only Green Group project the listing portal carries. It is a single tower in Jumeirah Village Circle — the developer describes it as G+5P+39+R: ground, five podium levels, 39 residential floors and a roof level — holding 270 residences across a mix the developer lists as designer suites, townhouses, one- and two-bedroom penthouses and two-bedroom sky villas.

That room mix is unusual, and it is the real story. Most JVC towers sell studios and one-bedrooms. This one is being marketed around duplex-style products — townhouses and sky villas stacked inside a tower — with penthouses at the top. It is a more ambitious building than the district norm, and green specifications are the other half of the pitch: solar contribution, AI-managed HVAC and a green-and-sustainable design language that runs through every Green Group project.

The price is the portal’s, and only one layout is published. A 782 sq ft one-bedroom with two bathrooms at AED 1,394,850 works out at AED 1,784 per square foot — toward the upper end for JVC, where most new stock trades closer to AED 1,200–1,500. Some of that premium is the product (sky villas, penthouses, solar specification) and some of it is the date: a Q4 2028 building is being sold nearly three years out. Third-party agents quote entry prices anywhere from 768,850 to 2.0 million, which is what happens when a project is priced by product type rather than by tower.

Two things on the portal record need challenging. First, the handover date: Q4 2028 against 2024 on the developer’s own page, as above. Second, the amenity tags. The portal lists beach access and an amusement park for a building in JVC, which is an inland district with neither. A residents’ shuttle to a beach club is possible; an amusement park inside a JVC tower is not. The rest of the list — pool, gym, sports court, tennis court, jogging track, kids’ play area, multipurpose lounge, retail — is plausible for a 270-unit building, and worth checking item by item.

Who is behind it. Green Group is a Dubai developer chaired by Ashfaq Fattah, with Asif Fattah as chief executive, and its portfolio runs back to the mid-2010s: Signature Villas XII and XIV, delivered in 2016, then Signature Livings, the solar-canopied JVC building completed in 2020. That is a genuine delivery record for a mid-sized developer, which is the strongest thing the group has going for it — more on the developer page.

What it means for a buyer. You are buying a tower that is roughly two and a half to three years from handover, in a district with a lot of competing supply, at a rate above the district average, from a developer whose documentation has two different completion years for the same building. The product may justify the premium; the paperwork does not yet. Get the price list by unit type, the payment schedule with dates, the escrow and permit details, and a written handover date with a delay clause before you reserve.

Compiled November 2026 from the developer’s own website (building form, unit count, room mix, design language, portfolio and leadership) and the listing portal’s project record (starting price, one-bedroom size, payment plan, amenity tags, listing date), with the price range noted from third-party agent listings. Not a valuation.

Layouts, sizes and price

One layout is priced on the portal; the developer publishes room types but no type-by-type price sheet:

The gap between the portal’s 782 sq ft one-bedroom at 1.39 million and the entry prices agents advertise — some as low as 768,850 — tells you the tower is sold by product, not by floor plate. Ask for the sheet that prices each type separately, and ask which of them are still available.

At AED 1,784 per square foot the one-bedroom is priced above most JVC new-build stock, where comparable one-bedrooms start around AED 972,000 to 985,000 in Al Furjan and nearer 1,200–1,400 per square foot in JVC itself. The premium is defensible only if the specification — solar systems, AI HVAC, podium amenity deck, sky-villa product — is delivered as described. Ask what is standard and what is an upgrade.

Price and payment plan

The portal illustrates a 10 / 40 / 50 structure. On the AED 1,394,850 one-bedroom:

Half the price is due at a single moment, roughly three years from now. That is the normal Dubai structure and it is not a problem in itself, but it means the value of the delay clause is high: if handover slips, you have 40% in the ground and no lever except a contract term. Read that clause before anything else.

Budget AED 1,450,644 to complete the purchase including the 4% DLD fee, before agency commission, furniture or finance costs. If you are arranging a mortgage, note that a 50% payment at handover on a project priced three years out is the point at which your financing and the developer’s schedule have to be reconciled.

Ask whether the construction tranche is tied to verified milestones or to calendar dates, and whether the developer will vary the 50/50 split. Several other JVC developers are selling at 60/40 or with a post-handover tail; it is worth asking what Green Group would do for a cash buyer.

Amenities

The portal’s list: swimming pool, gymnasium and fitness centre, tennis court, sports court, indoor games, multipurpose lounge, kids’ play area, walking and jogging tracks, parks and leisure areas, supermarket, retail outlets, restaurants and cafés, health care centre, covered car park, 24/7 security — and the two tags that need explaining, beach access and an amusement park.

The building itself is designed around a five-level podium, which is where the tennis court, pool deck and gardens would sit. That is a real amenity base for 270 homes, and it is the part of the offer worth inspecting on the plan rather than in the render.

Then ask the money question. A pool, a tennis court, a gym, a podium garden and 24-hour staffing across 270 units produces a service charge that will be a real annual cost. No estimate is published. Ask for it per square foot, ask what it excludes, and ask who manages the building after handover.

On the beach access: JVC is inland, so this can only be an off-site arrangement or a shuttle. Get the name of the beach club, the distance, the annual cost and whether it is included in the service charge — or drop it from your list of reasons to buy.

Where it is

Jumeirah Village Circle is the largest of the mid-market master-planned communities in new Dubai: a circle of low- and mid-rise buildings around a village centre, with parks, schools and retail inside the boundary and quick access to Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road (E311) and Al Khail Road (E44). It has become the default address for buyers who want new-build at a sane price and a ten- to fifteen-minute drive to Dubai Marina, JLT and the Media City corridor.

The trade is density. JVC has thousands of units in the pipeline and rents that respond to supply more than to fashion, so buying here is a bet on the building and the rent, not on scarcity. A 39-storey tower with penthouses and sky villas is unusual for the district and will stand out on resale — but it also carries a taller service-charge base than the six-storey buildings around it.

For the district itself — the sub-communities, the rent levels, the school and retail picture — see our JVC guide. Before accepting any yield figure, check registered rents for comparable one- and two-bedroom units in the buildings immediately around this one.

At a glance

• 270 residences in a G+5P+39+R tower in JVC, by Green Group.
• Room mix: designer suites, townhouses, 1- and 2-bed penthouses, 2-bed sky villas.
• Portal price: 782 sq ft one-bedroom from AED 1,394,850 — AED 1,784 per square foot.
• Handover Q4 2028 on the portal; the developer’s own detail panel says 2024.
• Payment plan 10/40/50: 10% down, six instalments, 50% at handover, nothing after.
• Podium amenity deck — pool, tennis court, sports court, gym, gardens across five levels.
• Portal tags ‘beach access’ and ‘amusement park’ for an inland district; ask what they mean.
• Agent listings quote entry prices from about AED 768,850 to AED 2.0 million, by product type.
• Developer’s delivery record: Signature Villas XII and XIV (2016), Signature Livings (2020).
• No service charge estimate published.

What we verify before you reserve

• The handover date in writing — the portal says Q4 2028 and the developer’s own page says 2024.
• A price sheet by unit type, dated, with per-square-foot rates for each.
• The payment schedule with instalment dates, annexed to the sale and purchase agreement.
• The delay clause, with compensation and a right to rescind if handover is missed.
• Escrow account number, project registration and the current Dubai Land Department permit.
• The service charge estimate per square foot, and who manages the building after handover.
• What ‘beach access’ actually is — which club, how far, what it costs, whether it is contractual.
• The specification schedule: what the solar system, AI HVAC and smart-home package include, and what is an upgrade.
• Which room types are still available and at what price.
• Parking allocation per unit and whether the space is titled.
• Registered rents for comparable units in JVC, to test any yield claim.