A biophilic tower of 388 residences — each with its own terrace pool — at the crossroads of Dubai.
Binghatti Grove rises across 42 residential floors on a 6,424 m² plot in Jumeirah Village Circle, holding 388 one, two and three bedroom homes above 16 ground-floor shops — designed and built by Binghatti, the leading privately held developer in the UAE.
Sunlight filters through landscaped greenery onto sculpted, sustainable facades. Every home opens onto a cantilevered terrace with its own plunge pool; a dedicated amenity floor sits above the podium, and a material palette of Cipollino marble, wood veneer and champagne metal makes the calm feel deliberate rather than decorative.
Where architecture and nature converge in harmony.
Open-plan layouts and expansive windows fill every residence with natural light, and each layout opens onto a terrace with a private plunge pool. 388 homes across one, two and three bedrooms, finished in carefully sourced natural materials — Statuario and Cipollino marble, wood veneer, Corian and bronze glass.
Representative Type 1 layouts from the developer's drawings — the most compact of each bedroom count; other types run larger. Areas are approximate; the full set of plans is available on request.
JVC sits at the crossroads of Dubai's major routes, framed by Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road (E311) and Al Khail Road (E44) — with Circle Mall, schools, clinics and four neighbourhood parks inside the community itself.
Landmarks named in the developer's location map. Driving times on request.
Binghatti is a leading privately held Emirati developer, founded in Dubai in 2008. Its portfolio now exceeds 80 projects valued at more than AED 80 billion, with over 50 projects delivered to date. The brand is known for a bold, sculptural architectural signature and for branded collaborations with Bugatti, Mercedes-Benz and Jacob & Co.
Homes start from $300,000 (AED 1,099,999), and two- and three-bedroom residences sit above the AED 2 million threshold for the UAE's 10-year Golden Visa. Ownership is freehold for foreign buyers, there is no annual property tax, and the dirham is pegged to the US dollar. Share your preferred layout and we will send availability, plans and current pricing privately.