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Jumeirah Beach Residence

Jumeirah Beach Residence

Beachfront living with The Walk and direct sand access

Partially verified

Hard data — rents (Dubai Land Department), area access (OpenStreetMap) and schools (KHDA) — is sourced and dated; the subjective fit scores are our editorial model.

Overview

A string of high-rise beachfront towers along The Walk and The Beach promenade. Sand access from the building, tourist-heavy at weekends, JBR tram on the doorstep.

Typical resident

Lifestyle-first singles and couples, short-stay executives, residents who treat the beach as their amenity.

What you gain
  • Direct beach access from your building
  • Walkable to dozens of cafés and restaurants
  • Strong short-term rental yield for investors
What you sacrifice
  • Tourist traffic and noise on The Walk at weekends
  • Sand and humidity affect building wear
  • Limited large-dog suitability
Best for
Beach-first lifestyleCouples and singlesShort-medium-stay executives
Avoid if
You need quiet weekendsYou commute to DIFC daily
Scores
Measured from location data
Walkability79
Metro access49
Schools access20
Beach access96
Mall access79
Restaurants & cafés95
Parks & greenery24
Fitness44
Nightlife69
Everyday essentials within a 1.2 km walk:19 supermarkets·17 pharmacies·9 clinics·3 places of worship

Computed from amenity density and park green-area within 1.2 km, plus distance to the nearest Metro/Tram, beach, mall and KHDA schools. Source: OpenStreetMap (ODbL), Dubai Metro & KHDA. Higher = better access/provision.

Fit · modelled from the measurements above
Family fit36
Single pro fit75
Couple fit75
Pet fit40
Quietness59
Premium lifestyle74

Combined from the location data above via fixed weightings — e.g. family fit blends schools, parks and quietness; quietness blends low nightlife/dining density with how far the area sits from major highways. A transparent model, not a verified fact.

Our assessment · editorial, illustrative until verified
Recovery / sauna55
Community feel60
Traffic risk80
Construction risk25
Typical rent
StudioAED 70k – AED 90kmedian AED 80k · 92 contracts
1 bedAED 99k – AED 140kmedian AED 110k · 465 contracts
2 bedAED 130k – AED 168kmedian AED 140k · 738 contracts
3 bedAED 170k – AED 220kmedian AED 190k · 450 contracts
4+ bedAED 235k – AED 344kmedian AED 270k · 100 contracts

Verified — the typical range (25th–75th percentile) and median of new residential tenancy contracts registered with the Dubai Land Department (2025–2026), as of May 2026. DLD groups townhouses under “villa” — that row is a typical 3–4 bed including townhouses. Unit types without enough contract data show no range.

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Quick read
Strong value

More lifestyle and amenity here than the rent implies, versus comparable areas.

Watch-outs
  • Heavy traffic at peak on the surrounding roads
  • Lively and can be noisy near the hotspots after dark

Derived from area scores — illustrative until verified.

Jumeirah Beach Residence & nearby schoolsOpen full map

Gold pin marks Jumeirah Beach Residence; coloured pins are nearby KHDA schools — click any for its profile.

Commute estimates
off-peak / rush hour
DIFC28 / 28 min
Sheikh Zayed Rd / Trade Centre
Downtown Dubai34 / 34 min
Healthcare City / Oud Metha
Business Bay30 / 28 min
Design District (d3)
Dubai Marina9 / 9 min
JLT13 / 13 min
DMCC
Media City16 / 15 min
Internet City16 / 16 min
Barsha Heights (TECOM)
Dubai Hills25 / 25 min
Airport / Deira42 / 42 min
Festival City / Dubai Creek
Jebel Ali22 / 22 min
Dubai South / Expo City

Off-peak times are route-computed (OSRM). The rush-hour figure is TomTom historical traffic for a typical weekday ~8am — not live traffic — so still check your own route before relying on it.

Commute to your exact office

Type where you'll actually work for a door-to-door estimate from Jumeirah Beach Residence.

Pet suitability
Large dogpoor
Parksfew

Living here, day to day

Partially verified

The practical things listings skip. Where we can, each card leads with a measured count — official DHA-licensed facilities for healthcare, OpenStreetMap for groceries and worship — with the written note as illustrative orientation. Dubai publishes crime data city-wide only, so safety is general context, never a per-area score.

Healthcare

124 clinics · 70 pharmacies within 3 km · nearest hospital 5.8 km · DHA · Feb 2026

Pharmacies and walk-in clinics line The Walk and the tower podiums, with Aster and Medcare branches a few minutes away. The nearest larger hospitals are in the Barsha/Tecom area, roughly 10–15 minutes by car.

Safety (city-wide)

Dubai is consistently ranked among the world's safest cities. Crime data is published city-wide, not per area — so this is general context, not an area score.

Very safe with constant footfall, lifeguards on the beach and visible security. The main trade-offs are weekend tourist crowds, noise along The Walk, and sand-and-humidity wear rather than any real risk.

Places of worship

3 places of worship within a 1.2 km walk · OpenStreetMap

A mosque serves the residences, with more in neighbouring Marina. Churches and temples are a drive to the Jebel Ali and Oud Metha clusters.

Groceries

19 supermarkets within a 1.2 km walk · OpenStreetMap

A Carrefour-style supermarket and several convenience grocers sit at the base of the towers and The Beach mall, all walkable. For a fuller premium shop, Marina Mall and nearby Spinneys are minutes away.

Nurseries

On-site early-years provision is limited; most JBR families use nurseries in the Marina, Media City or Al Sufouh, a short drive or nursery-bus ride away.

Climate & walkability

Direct beach access and a sea breeze make November to March excellent for outdoor living. Summer is hot and very humid by the sand, so beach time shifts to early morning or evening from June to September.

Before you rent in Jumeirah Beach Residence

The mistakes people make here, and the questions worth asking before you hand over a cheque.

Common mistakes here
  • Trusting the off-peak commute — Jumeirah Beach Residence can choke at rush hour. Drive your route at 8am before signing.
  • Signing off the show apartment instead of viewing the actual unit, floor and view you'll get.
  • Budgeting rent only — then being caught by the agent fee, deposit, chiller and DEWA on top.
Questions to ask before you sign
  • Is cooling (chiller) included in the rent or billed separately — and what did it cost last summer?
  • How many cheques, and how much is the deposit — and exactly what's needed to get it back?
  • Who pays the agent commission (usually 5%), and is Ejari registration included?
  • At 8am on a weekday, how long is the drive from here to my actual office?
  • If you have children: which schools nearby actually have places for their year group — not just which ones exist?
  • Is the building genuinely pet-friendly, or lift-only with breed or lobby restrictions?

General guidance derived from this area's profile — your own situation may add more. The premium report tailors both lists to your budget, schools and commute.

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