Binghatti Luxuria is a new architectural statement in Jumeirah Village Triangle (JVT), combining premium residential living with ground-level retail convenience in one of Dubai’s most promising communities. Strategically located in District 9, this iconic development by Binghatti is set to become a highly desirable address for investors and end-users alike, offering a harmonious blend of luxury, practicality, and lifestyle accessibility.
Comprising a striking tower configuration of 3 basement levels, ground floor, 4 podiums, and 24 residential floors, Binghatti Luxuria spans a plot area of 3,131 sqm and will house 457 residential units with 12 retail outlets dedicated to F&B, services, and daily essentials. Each floor will host between 14 to 20 units, with a generous floor height of 3.6 meters, enhancing the overall sense of space and openness throughout the building.
The unit mix has been thoughtfully curated to meet a variety of needs, from studios and 1-bedroom apartments, to larger 2-bedroom layouts and limited-edition 2-bedroom Royale Suites. The units range in size from 336 sq.ft to 1,859 sq.ft, with pricing starting at AED 766,999 for studios, AED 1.24M for 1BR, AED 1.79M for 2BR, and AED 1.94M for Royale Suites, positioning this development as one of the most attractive value propositions within JVT.
Binghatti Luxuria offers a flexible 70/30 payment plan, with only 20% due upfront, followed by 3% monthly for 17 months, and the remaining 30% due upon handover, scheduled for July 2027. This makes it an ideal opportunity for investors seeking entry into Dubai’s booming real estate market with strong capital appreciation potential, or for end-users looking to secure a home in a prime, well-connected neighborhood.
With its futuristic design language, modern interiors, integrated lifestyle amenities, and a location offering excellent access to major roads, schools, and leisure facilities, Binghatti Luxuria represents more than just a residence — it’s an elevated urban experience tailored for modern Dubai living.
