12-storey residential building in Al Furjan. Developer — Azizi Developments.
Specifications for Azizi Central per Propsearch and the Dubai Land Department.
They describe the whole building, not the individual unit.
About the project
Azizi Central is a 12-storey residential building in Al Furjan, currently under construction.
The developer is Azizi Developments.
The database currently holds 2 lots in this project, from 1 600 000 AED.
Twelve storeys from Azizi in Al Furjan, under construction. The district's lowest price per square foot — AED 1,304.
What it is
Azizi Central is an Azizi Developments residential complex of 12 storeys in Al Furjan. Status: under construction.
Our stock has two listings: sizes around 1,539 square feet, prices from AED 1.6 to 2.44 million, price per square foot AED 1,304.
Azizi is one of the most visible developers in the district: alongside Central it also has Neila, Yasamine and Berton here.
Price per square foot across Al Furjan projects
Azizi Central closes out the list — 18% below the district average.
Price per square foot by Al Furjan project — our stock
Project
AED per ft²
Lots
Average size
Nakheel (villas)
1819
4
3533 ft²
Murooj Al Furjan
1761
6
3571 ft²
Equiti Home
1754
2
891 ft²
Al Furjan West
1669
35
3906 ft²
Al Furjan West (custom)
1541
4
7139 ft²
Barjeel 1 (Dubai Style)
1481
4
3825 ft²
Gemz by Danube
1462
2
1446 ft²
Azizi Central
1304
2
1539 ft²
Our stock as of 28 August 2026: 82 lots in the district, median AED 4.45 million, average price AED 1,599/ft². Includes projects with two or more lots and reliable size data.
A mass-market developer — what that changes
Al Furjan in our database is 82 lots, median AED 4.45 million at an average price of AED 1,599/ft².
Azizi builds at scale in the mass-market segment: four projects in the same district. That gives buyers a low entry price and creates two practical consequences.
First — competition on exit. When one developer has four similar buildings in a district, your unit on the resale market competes not just with neighbours in the same building but with the developer's own new phases.
Second — quality is checkable. Yasamine (2016) and Berton (2023) are already complete: go and see how they've aged. That's more reliable than any promise.
Propsearch passport: 12 storeys, developer Azizi Developments, status 'under construction'. Our stock as of 28 August 2026: 2 lots (sizes, prices, price per square foot), the developer's project list in the district, median and average for Al Furjan.
The final payment on this building falls in 2026 — under off-plan plans that is
40–60% of the price in one go. A UAE bank closes it: the flat becomes the security,
and nothing is added on top of what the developer has already been paid.
Up to 80% of the appraised value, no extra down payment
3.99% fixed for three years, up to 25 years in term
6–12 months before the keys — the bank wants six months of income history
Already been invoiced, or missed the date? That is not a dead end either — write and
we will look at what the developer will accept.
Azizi Central is still being built. The handover date of a given unit I verify against its contract before the deal.
Where is Azizi Central?
Al Furjan. A mid-market district between Discovery Gardens and Jebel Ali with two metro stations — the quiet alternative to JVC.
How much does an apartment in Azizi Central cost?
The database currently holds 2 lots in this project, from 1 600 000 AED. Prices move every day, so it is worth asking for the current list for this building.
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Where this project stands today
I will send the available layouts, the real entry price and what owners and tenants actually say about the building — without the brochure language.