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Building guide · Jumeirah Village Circle

Noora Residence

Also known as Noor Residence, Noora Residence 1

A small five-storey building in JVC District 10, finished in 2014, with a supermarket on the ground floor. It suits tenants who want a compact studio at a fair rent in a quieter, smaller block. The trade-off is age and few resale deals, which makes prices harder to judge.

7homes in Noora Residence are managed by Live Dubai
Noora Residence, Jumeirah Village Circle

What owners and tenants should know

What people like

  • Small building with a supermarket on the ground floor
  • Studios let for about AED 36,000–47,000 a year
  • Pool, gym, sauna, steam room and Jacuzzi
  • Bus stops within walking distance
  • Parks such as Sabar Park and Samer Park within 300 m

Check before you buy or rent

  • Built around 2014; check the condition of kitchens and bathrooms
  • Few sales each year, so price comparisons are thin
  • Parking is allocated by apartment size; check the title deed
  • Not to be confused with Norah Residence, a new off-plan tower in JVC District 14

History

  1. 2008Project first recorded
  2. 2014Completed

Rents and prices in 2026

Ranges from recent listings and Dubai Land Department transactions. Your flat’s view, floor, condition and furnishing make a big difference, so ask us for a valuation based on real lets in the building.

Rent a year

Rents in Noora Residence
HomeRent a yearSource
StudioAED 36,000–47,000Bayut and Property Finder listings, Oct 2026; Bayut 6-month average AED 44,882
1 bedroomAED 58,000–60,000Bayut and Property Finder listings, Oct 2026
All unitsDLD average AED 50,892 a yearDLD rents via Bayut, Oct 2026

Sale prices

Sale prices in Noora Residence
HomePriceSource
StudioAED 425,000–480,000DLD average AED 425,000 and Bayut asking average AED 479,241, Oct 2026
1 bedroomabout AED 800,000 asking (large unit)Property Finder listing, Oct 2026
2 bedroomsAED 1.3m–1.5m askingBayut asking average AED 1.30m, Oct 2026

Typical sizes

Typical sizes in Noora Residence
HomeSize
Studio317–544 sq ft
1 bedroomabout 700–1,200 sq ft
2 bedrooms1,185–2,017 sq ft

Living in Noora Residence

Getting around

Dubai Internet City Metro
about 10 min drive
Palm Jumeirah
about 15 min drive
Dubai Mall
about 20 min drive
DXB airport
about 25 min drive

Nearby

  • Bazaar Gourmet supermarket (ground floor)
  • JSS International School (0.7 km)
  • Sabar Park (0.2 km)
  • Circle Mall and Cinepolis (1.3 km)
  • Dubai Miracle Garden (3.9 km)

In the building

  • Swimming pool
  • Gym
  • Sauna and steam room
  • Jacuzzi
  • Children's play area
  • BBQ area
  • Underground parking
  • 24-hour security

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Questions about Noora Residence

Is Noora Residence freehold?

Yes. JVC is a freehold area open to foreign buyers.

Is Noora Residence the same as Norah Residence?

No. Norah Residence is a separate off-plan tower in JVC District 14, due in 2027.

How much is a studio to rent?

Most studios are listed at AED 36,000–47,000 a year in October 2026.

What is the service charge?

About AED 12.40 per sq ft a year on DLD figures. A 400 sq ft studio pays roughly AED 5,000 a year.

Does Noora Residence have a pool?

Yes. It has a pool, gym, sauna, steam room and Jacuzzi.

Sources (7), checked October 2026
  1. Propsearch: Noora Residence
  2. Bayut building guide: Noora Residence
  3. DXBinteract: Noora Residence
  4. Bayut: apartments to rent in Noora Residence
  5. Bayut: apartments for sale in Noora Residence
  6. Property Finder: apartments to rent in Noora Residence
  7. Property Finder: apartments for sale in Noora Residence

Figures change. Service charges are set each year through Dubai Land Department’s Mollak system; rents and prices move with the market. This guide is general information, not a valuation.

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