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Aveline Residences by Citi Developers

Jumeirah Village Circle · Off-plan
Status
Off-plan
Handover
Jul 2026
Homes
Apartments
Developer
Citi Developers Real Estate Development
Pricing
On request

Aveline Residences by Citi Developers is a current off-plan development by Citi Developers Real Estate Development in Jumeirah Village Circle, Dubai, registered with the Dubai Land Department (project 2864). The project comprises 568 residential units. Declared project value: AED 120M. Construction is 42% complete per the latest DLD inspection. Scheduled handover: Jul 2026. Register your interest with ERE Homes for floor plans, payment plans and launch pricing.

Location
Aveline Residences by Citi Developers is in Jumeirah Village Circle, Dubai. The map shows the area, not the exact plot.
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Jumeirah Village Circle in numbers
Sales recorded
16,505
Median price
AED 1.03M
Median price per sqft
AED 1,502
Average price per sqft
AED 1,521

Jumeirah Village Circle recorded 16,505 registered sales in the May 2025 to May 2026 window, at a median of AED 1.03M, or AED 1,502 per square foot. Almost everything trading here is apartments. These are Dubai Land Department transactions, not asking prices, so they are what buyers actually paid.

Aveline Residences by Citi Developers questions
Where is Aveline Residences by Citi Developers located?
Aveline Residences by Citi Developers is in Jumeirah Village Circle, Dubai, Dubai. It is registered with the Dubai Land Department as project 2864, which is the number to quote if you want to verify it on the DLD escrow register yourself.
When does Aveline Residences by Citi Developers hand over?
The developer has scheduled handover for Jul 2026. Construction was last reported at 42% complete. Off-plan handover dates move. We track the DLD construction reports on this project and will tell you if it slips.
Who is the developer of Aveline Residences by Citi Developers?
Aveline Residences by Citi Developers is developed by Citi Developers Real Estate Development. Before you commit to any off-plan purchase we will look at that developer's actual delivery record rather than their brochure.
What do homes in Jumeirah Village Circle sell for?
Jumeirah Village Circle recorded 16,505 registered Dubai Land Department sales in the last twelve months, at a median of AED 1.03M and AED 1,502 per square foot. Aveline Residences by Citi Developers has not published its price list yet, so ask us for launch pricing when it is released.
What types of home does Aveline Residences by Citi Developers have?
Apartments. Floor plans and the unit mix per release come from the developer, and we can send you the current set with what is still available.
Is Jumeirah Village Circle a good area to invest in?
On the numbers, Jumeirah Village Circle is an active market: 16,505 sales registered with the DLD in the last twelve months at a median of AED 1,502 per square foot. Volume that high means you can sell again when you want to, which matters more than a headline yield. Whether it suits you depends on whether you want income or capital growth, and we will pull the rental performance for the specific unit type you are considering.
Can foreigners buy at Aveline Residences by Citi Developers?
Any nationality can buy freehold in Dubai's designated freehold areas, with no residency visa or UAE bank account required, and you can complete from overseas by Power of Attorney. A purchase at or above AED 2 million can also qualify you for the 10 year Golden Visa. We confirm the ownership type on this specific project in writing before you pay anything.
What is the payment plan on Aveline Residences by Citi Developers?
Payment plans on off-plan are set by the developer per release and change between phases, so any plan published on a third party site is likely out of date. Your payments go into a RERA-regulated escrow account tied to this project rather than to the developer directly. Ask us for the current schedule, including whether there is a post-handover element.