Green Group
The second of Green Group’s two twelve-villa schemes in JVC: four bedrooms plus maid, G+2, roof terrace and private lift, launched in 2015 and completed in 2016. It is the project the group says sold out fastest — and the one whose marketing copy is identical, word for word, to Signature Villas XII.
Same drawings, same copy, different villa. On the developer’s own site, the detail panel for XIV is byte-for-byte the text used for XII, with the number changed. Two schemes, one description — which tells you how much of the marketing to rely on and how much to verify on site.
Signature Villas XIV is the second of Green Group’s two twelve-villa schemes in Jumeirah Village Circle, built alongside Signature Villas XII on the same recipe: G+2, four bedrooms plus a maid’s room, a roof terrace and a private lift, launched in 2015 and completed in 2016.
It is the project the group leads with. Third-party profiles of Green Group routinely describe Signature Villas XIV as the project that sold out within months of its 2016 handover, and it is fair to treat it as the proof that the company can sell and deliver a small scheme. Do not, however, confuse that with a price signal for today — the villas are a decade old and the market around them has moved several times.
The duplication problem is real. On the developer’s website, the description, room count, unit count, launch year and completion year for XIV are identical to those for XII, including the sentence about creating “a mood and personality that will attract free thinking people”. Two different sites with the same text is a documentation habit, not a specification. Ask for the as-built drawings of the specific villa before you rely on any of it.
What it means for a buyer. The same short list as XII, with one addition: because these are the group’s oldest buildings, the maintenance record is the whole story. Lift certification, roof terrace waterproofing, external render and the state of the pool if the villa has one. Then the service charge for a twelve-unit cluster, and whether the owners’ association has funded a reserve.
Compiled November 2026 from the developer’s own project panel (building form, unit count, room count, theme, launch and completion years) and third-party property databases and agent profiles (status, availability, sales history). The listing portal carries no record of this project and no price list is published.
One type, twelve units, no published price:
| Item | Published figure | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Bedrooms | 4 + maid | Developer |
| Form | G+2 with roof terrace and lift | Developer |
| Units | 12 | Developer |
| Launch / completion | 2015 / 2016 | Developer |
| Price | not published | — |
As with XII, the only sound valuation is the last registered sales in the scheme, adjusted for condition. Twelve villas means the price is set by whichever owner sold most recently, and a well-upgraded house can legitimately ask more than the scheme average.
No payment plan applies — the villas completed in 2016 and any purchase is a resale. Plan for the transaction costs and for deferred maintenance:
| Item | Typical share | Note |
|---|---|---|
| DLD transfer fee | 4% of price | Payable on transfer |
| Agency commission | 2% of price | Negotiable |
| Survey and snagging | fixed fee | Essential on a ten-year-old villa |
| Service charge arrears | seller’s liability | Insist it is cleared before transfer |
Ask for two years of service charge receipts and the association accounts, and ask directly whether a reserve fund exists. In a twelve-unit cluster there is no hiding a shortfall.
At the villa: four bedrooms plus a maid’s room over three levels, a private lift, a roof terrace, covered parking and a garden. The developer publishes no further schedule.
At the community: JVC’s parks, schools, nurseries and retail, with quick access to Al Khail Road and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road.
On a decade-old villa, check the lift service record, the roof terrace membrane, the external render and any pool plant — and ask what the cluster’s service charge actually covers.
In Jumeirah Village Circle, in new Dubai between Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road and Al Khail Road, ten to fifteen minutes from Dubai Marina, JLT and the Media City corridor.
See the JVC guide. For villa comparisons, the relevant stock is JVC’s other villa and townhouse clusters and Al Furjan to the south-west, not the towers on the same street.
In Jumeirah Village Circle, in new Dubai between Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road and Al Khail Road.
Yes – launched in 2015 and completed in 2016. Any purchase now is a resale from one of the twelve owners.
Twelve, each with four bedrooms plus a maid's room over a G+2 form with a roof terrace and a private lift.
Third-party profiles of Green Group describe Signature Villas XIV as selling out within months of its 2016 handover. The developer publishes no sales data.
No price list has ever been published. Value them on the last registered sales in the scheme, adjusted for condition.
On the developer's website, only the number – the description and the facts are identical. They are separate schemes on different plots, so ask for the as-built drawings of the villa you are buying.
Tell us the budget. We will pull registered sales, arrange a survey and lift inspection, review the association accounts, and negotiate on condition rather than asking price.
One enquiry, answered by a person. Current price list, unit availability, service-charge estimate and our honest read on the numbers — within one working day.