Al Furjan · Pure Gold Real Estate Development
17-storey residential building in Al Furjan, completed in 2026. Developer — Pure Gold Real Estate Development.
Specifications for PG One per Propsearch and the Dubai Land Department. They describe the whole building, not the individual unit.
PG One is a 17-storey residential building in Al Furjan, completed in 2026.
The developer is Pure Gold Real Estate Development.
The database currently holds 3 lots in this project, from 1 225 000 AED.
Seventeen storeys from Pure Gold Real Estate in Al Furjan, handover in 2026. Price per square foot AED 1,570 on units around 828 ft².
PG One is a Pure Gold Real Estate Development residential complex of 17 storeys in Al Furjan. Handover is stated for 2026.
Our stock has three listings: sizes around 828 square feet, price per square foot AED 1,570.
The number of residences isn't stated in the building passport.
PG One sits close to the district average — AED 1,570 against AED 1,599 — though the average is driven mostly by villas.
| 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.
Al Furjan in our database is 82 lots, median AED 4.45 million at an average price of AED 1,599/ft². That's among the cheapest per-square-foot prices of the districts we've measured: AED 1,896 in JVC, AED 2,706 in Dubai Hills, AED 3,585 in Business Bay.
The reason isn't build quality — it's location. Al Furjan sits away from the coast, between Sheikh Zayed Road and Al Maktoum Road, and sells square footage and metro access rather than a view.
For a buyer, this is a district of arithmetic, not impressions: what matters is price per square foot, commute time and proximity to the station — not the view from the window.
Propsearch passport: 17 storeys, developer Pure Gold Real Estate Development, handover 2026. Our stock as of 28 August 2026: 3 lots (sizes, price per square foot), medians and price per square foot for Al Furjan, JVC, Dubai Hills Estate and Business Bay.
Pure Gold Real Estate Development.
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Yes, the building was handed over in 2026. This is ready housing: you can move in or let it out right after the deal.
Al Furjan. A mid-market district between Discovery Gardens and Jebel Ali with two metro stations — the quiet alternative to JVC.
The database currently holds 3 lots in this project, from 1 225 000 AED. Prices move every day, so it is worth asking for the current list for this building.
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