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About the community
A residential community in Me’aisem First. Developer — Wasl Asset Management Group.
Specifications for The Next Chapter at Jumeirah Golf Estates per Propsearch and the Dubai Land Department.
They describe the whole community, not the individual unit.
About the project
The Next Chapter is a residential community in Me’aisem First.
The developer is Wasl Asset Management Group.
There is not a single lot in this project in the database right now — it is refreshed every night, and listings here appear and go.
A Wasl cluster in Jumeirah Golf Estates. Our lot: 11,460 ft² for AED 23.1 million, price per square foot AED 2,016.
What it is
The Next Chapter is a villa cluster by Wasl Asset Management in Jumeirah Golf Estates. Storey count, number of residences and completion date aren't listed in the building record.
In our stock there's a unit of about 11,460 square feet for AED 23.1 million, a price per square foot of AED 2,016.
Eleven and a half thousand square feet is an upper-tier villa format, comparable to Fairways in Dubai Hills.
Dubai's golf communities
The Next Chapter runs below the community average of AED 2,406, despite having the largest house in the community.
Dubai's golf communities: median lot and price per square foot — our stock
Community
Median lot
AED/ft²
Lots
Jumeirah Golf Estates
AED 8.50 million
2406
—
Arabian Ranches
AED 10.80 million
2398
31
Tilal Al Ghaf
AED 10.00 million
2289
33
Dubai Hills Estate
AED 3.62 million
2617
108
DAMAC Hills
AED 5.50 million
1846
51
Arabian Ranches 3
AED 4.15 million
1781
57
Damac Hills (apartments)
AED 1.56 million
1622
15
The Acres
AED 8.00 million
1642
20
Villanova
AED 3.80 million
1602
37
The Valley
AED 4.30 million
1323
91
Damac Islands
AED 3.50 million
1219
29
Our stock as of 28 August 2026. A golf course alone doesn't command a premium: DAMAC Hills, with the Trump International course, trades below Dubai Hills Estate, which has no course at all. What decides price is the age of the neighbourhood and proximity to the city.
Here, size makes the square foot cheaper
Jumeirah Golf Estates in our database has a median of AED 8.5 million at a price per square foot of AED 2,406.
Three clusters in the community line up along a rule: D Villas at 2,826 ft² for AED 2,866/ft², Terra Golf Collection at 5,075 ft² for AED 2,715/ft², The Next Chapter at 11,460 ft² for AED 2,016/ft². The larger the house, the cheaper the square foot.
That's different from Palm Jumeirah and Dubai Hills, where standalone clusters saw price per square foot rise with size. Here, supply of large homes evidently isn't scarce enough to break the usual pattern.
The practical takeaway for an upper-segment buyer: the rule that bigger means cheaper per square foot doesn't hold everywhere, and it needs checking community by community rather than carried over from Palm Jumeirah.
propsearch passport for the cluster, developer Wasl Asset Management. Our own stock as of 28 August 2026: the project's lot (size, price, price per square foot), data on D Villas and Terra Golf Collection, medians and price per square foot for golf communities.
Where it is
Nothing in the stock for this project right now
Listings for The Next Chapter do not turn up every day. Message me — I will check the closed bases and suggest similar options nearby, in Me’aisem First.
How much does an apartment in The Next Chapter cost?
There are no open listings for this building in the database right now. I will check the price for a particular layout against the closed databases and send it with the deal costs worked out.
Wasl is extending Jumeirah Golf Estates by 4.68m sq m: 12 345 homes, of which 780 villas, 62 hilltop mansions and 10 654 apartments, a 131 850 sq m central park and a Mandarin Oriental resort. The first villa clusters sold out in under 48 hours. What it means for buyers in the original community.
Where this project stands today
I will tell you which layouts are available now, what entry really costs and what the people who live in or let the building think of it — no marketing language.