Q Gardens Aliya

The building

The design specifies 34 storeys above ground. Below them sits one basement level, allocated to car parking.

The one-bedroom apartment is the unit type recorded for the tower. Each apartment is specified with floor-to-ceiling panoramic glazing.

Planned amenities

The facilities named for Q Gardens Aliya fall into five groups.

• Fitness and sport: an infinity pool, a gym, a squash court, a jogging track, a cycling studio and a golf simulator.
• Leisure: a cinema room, an arcade games room and a sky garden lounge on the roof.
• Work: a co-working area set up as a business lounge, with an espresso bar and a conference room, plus a coffee station.
• Children: an indoor play area and a second, separate play area for kids.
• Service: a concierge.

Jumeirah Village Circle

Jumeirah Village was first announced in 2004, and JVC launched in 2005 as a Nakheel freehold master development beside Sheikh Zayed Road. The 2008 financial crisis slowed building for several years. In 2013, 400 townhouses and 615 villas were completed, and another 90 four-bedroom villas followed in 2015, by which point Nakheel had laid the community's roads and street lighting. By 2016 it had handed over in excess of 700 villas, and third-party developers had 305 more villas, townhouses and buildings finished or under way.

The community mixes large villas, townhouses and apartment buildings, and is split into 14 sub-communities. Its shared facilities include supermarkets, mosques, nurseries, schools, gyms, parks, cycle paths, jogging trails and children's play areas. Build quality differs from one developer to the next, so the building, not the address, is what a buyer is assessing.