Tuscan Residences

Jumeirah Village Circle, Dubai

About Tuscan Residences

Tuscan Residences is a 5-storey apartment building in Jumeirah Village Circle, Dubai, with 79 apartments. Dubai Land Department files first list it in 2011. Shared facilities include a swimming pool, a gym and a sauna. Within 800 metres there are 11 parks and gyms, 10 places to eat and 7 shops. On foot it rates as walkable. Registered rents start around AED 44k a year for a studio.

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100 / 100

“As early occupants we have observed successive changes”

“As early occupants we have observed successive changes. Arrival of the JVC mall triggered a substantial increase in surrounding neighbourhoods. Development of JVC has clearly outpaced that of JVT, producing correspondingly higher rental and sale values in this location. (Positives: Living in JVC. Negatives: Create more jobs.)”

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Exceptional
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Very Helpful
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Amazing
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As Expected
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