Al Furjan · Reef Luxury Development
14-storey residential building in Al Furjan. Developer — Reef Luxury Development. Architect — National Engineering Consultants.
Specifications for Reef 999 per Propsearch and the Dubai Land Department. They describe the whole building, not the individual unit.
Reef 999 is a 14-storey residential building in Al Furjan, currently under construction.
The developer is Reef Luxury Development. The architecture is by National Engineering Consultants.
The building holds 142 apartments in total.
The database has nothing for this project at the moment: lots come and go here, and it refreshes nightly.
Fourteen storeys and 142 residences by Reef Luxury in Al Furjan, under construction. Price per square foot AED 1,363/ft², with large units around 2,590 ft².
Reef 999 is a residential complex by Reef Luxury Developments with 14 storeys and 142 residences in Al Furjan. Status: under construction.
In our stock, a unit of about 2,590 square feet is listed for AED 3.53 million, at AED 1,363/ft².
Two and a half thousand square feet is a large format for the apartment segment of the district.
Reef 999 comes in below the district average at an above-average size for an apartment.
| 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 totals 82 lots, with a median of AED 4.45 million at an average of AED 1,599/ft². The median is driven by villas and townhouses.
Two and a half thousand square feet in an apartment is the same size as a Murooj Al Furjan townhouse, which goes for AED 1,761/ft² at 3,571 ft².
That means for AED 3.5 million a buyer is choosing between a large apartment and a small townhouse in the same district. The difference is in a private plot, a separate entrance, and the fact that a townhouse resells more easily later.
An apartment, in exchange, gives you security, an elevator, a shared pool, and less upkeep. The choice comes down to lifestyle rather than price — the two are comparable.
propsearch passport: 14 storeys, 142 residences, developer Reef Luxury Developments, status "under construction". Our own stock as of 28 August 2026: the project's lot (size, price, price per square foot), Murooj Al Furjan data, and the median and average for Al Furjan.
The stock refreshes every night, and lots here appear and go. Message me — I will check the closed bases and suggest the nearest alternatives in Al Furjan.
Ask about this projectReef Luxury Development. The architecture is by National Engineering Consultants.
14. The building has 142 apartments.
Construction is ongoing; the key-handover date for the unit you choose I check in the contract before you sign.
Al Furjan. A mid-market district between Discovery Gardens and Jebel Ali with two metro stations — the quiet alternative to JVC.
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