V1VID Residence

About V1VID Residence

V1VID Residence is the smallest-data, widest-mix building in Object 1’s JVT portfolio: studios through 3.5-bedroom apartments, a sleek modern facade the developer describes as futuristic, and a handover quarter that has now passed. Because it is finished, it is one of the four buildings here you can actually walk into before deciding.

What it costs. The only public price is the 465 sq ft studio at AED 762,000, or AED 1,639 per square foot. That is a strong rate for a JVT studio and it was captured a year before completion; today’s asking prices will be set by owners. The larger layouts — including the 3.5-bedroom — were never priced publicly, so the top of this building is genuinely unknown until you ask.

The 3.5-bedroom question. A 3.5-bedroom apartment in JVT is a rare type: a family home with a study or maid’s room. Rarity cuts both ways. There is little competing supply, so it can hold value well; there are also few buyers for it, so it can take longer to sell. If you are considering one, price it against a three-bedroom townhouse in the same district as well as against the flats, because at that size the two products genuinely overlap.

What a completed small building gives you. Fewer neighbours than a 28-storey tower, a service charge that is easier to read, and a finish you can inspect. Object 1’s design language — warm wood, dark accents, water-inspired interiors — is consistent across the V1VID and LUM1NAR families, so a visit here tells you what to expect from the group’s other buildings.

The honest read. A completed, design-led JVT building with an unusually wide unit mix and very little public pricing. That means more diligence and more negotiating room than a tower with a published price list — and, for a cash buyer who does the work, potentially the best value on this page.

Compiled November 2026 from Object 1’s own V1VID Tower project page (unit types including 3.5-bedroom, amenity list) and the listing portal’s record (priced studio, handover). The portal’s handover quarter passed on 30 September 2026. The portal’s price records for this developer were last refreshed between July and November 2025, so every figure on this page is at least a year old by publication. Treat it as the shape of the pricing, not today’s price list. Not a valuation.

Layouts, sizes and price

Four layouts, one public price:

Read the sizes rather than the labels: a 1,120 sq ft one-bedroom and a 1,439 sq ft two-bedroom are unusually large for those descriptions, which suggests either generous layouts or that the portal is quoting gross areas including balconies. Both matter for the rate. Ask for the built-up area and the balcony area separately, then work out the rate on the internal space.

The 2,217 sq ft 3.5-bedroom is a substantial apartment — larger than many townhouses in the district. At the studio’s rate it would cost around AED 3.6 million, which is arithmetic, not a quote; at a more normal large-unit rate it would be materially less. Ask.

Price and payment plan

No payment plan — the building is complete. The purchase is a straight transaction at a negotiated price, with the usual transfer costs.

On a completed building, the service charge is a real number you can obtain rather than an estimate, and it should be part of your offer calculation. Ask for the current year’s budget and last year’s actuals; a building that under-collects in its first years tends to catch up with a special levy later.

Amenities

The developer lists a short set: landscaped garden, swimming pool, 24/7 security, children’s play area, gym, restaurant and cafés — and, unusually, a free beach club membership. The portal’s feature list is thinner still, which for a completed building is less of a problem than it would be off-plan: you can see what exists.

The beach club membership is the detail worth chasing. Ask which club, whether the membership transfers to a buyer at resale or attaches only to the original purchaser, and what it actually includes. A benefit that dies with the first owner is not an asset you are buying.

Where it is

Jumeirah Village Triangle is the low-rise district between Al Khail Road, Umm Suqeim Street and the Dubai-Al Ain corridor, next to JVC. It is quiet by Dubai standards, laid out around townhouse clusters, with schools, clinics and supermarkets inside the triangle.

The district’s rental demand comes from families and from professionals who want space without a Marina price. Al Khail Road connects to Media City, Internet City and Al Barsha; the inland corridor serves the Expo side of the city. There is no metro, and nobody who lives here pretends otherwise.

For the wider area see our Jumeirah Village Triangle guide.

At a glance

• Completed JVT building with studios, 1, 2 and 3.5-bedroom apartments.
• Handover quarter Q3 2026 has passed; the building trades on resale.
• Last portal price: 465 sq ft studio at AED 762,000 (AED 1,639 per sq ft), record dated August 2025.
• Unusually large layouts for their labels — check built-up versus gross area.
• Amenities: landscaped garden, pool, gym, children’s play area, restaurants, 24/7 security.
• Free beach club membership offered by the developer — confirm it transfers on resale.
• No payment plan; a negotiated purchase with 4% DLD and agency fees.
• Rare 3.5-bedroom competes with JVT townhouses.

What we verify before you reserve

• The title deed and the completion certificate.
• Service charge: current budget, prior actuals, any special levies.
• Built-up area versus gross area, and balcony size.
• Last three registered sale prices in the building.
• The three-bedroom layout on plan, if that is what you are buying.
• Whether the beach club membership transfers on resale, and what it includes.
• Snagging record and outstanding defects.
• The tenancy contract and rent, if the unit is let.