Myra Properties is a Dubai developer registered with the Dubai Land Department under No. 1074, founded in 2015, with 5 projects recorded across 2 communities as of 14.10.2026. Its residential activity spans Al Barsha South Fourth and Nad Al Hamar, while the projects on our site also place its homes in JVC District 10 and Jumeirah Village Circle. The portfolio combines completed apartment developments with one project under construction.
Four projects are completed and one remains under construction. This split gives buyers a choice between homes that can be occupied now and a development progressing through construction. The completed schemes differ in unit numbers and neighbourhoods, while the Nadd Al Hamar project has a smaller stated unit count than the two completed developments featured on our site. The developer’s work is centred on residential apartments, with project descriptions focused on individual buildings rather than a single master-planned community.
The first completed project was handed over in April 2016. The most recent handover among completed projects took place in November 2023, marking a delivery history that extends from an earlier completed scheme to a more recent one. For a purchaser considering a completed home, the relevant distinction is between a finished project with a ready handover position and a purchase where construction progress remains part of the transaction.
Handover timing should be read alongside the project’s recorded status and the terms in the sale documentation. A completion date records the delivery point for a particular development; it does not replace the need to review the unit-specific agreement, payment schedule and possession arrangements.
In the completed segment, Avanos is in JVC District 10 and has 96 units. It is completed, shows 100% completion and is ready for occupation. In Jumeirah Village Circle, Botanica is also completed and ready for occupation, but its 121 units make it the larger of these two finished buildings. Both suit a search focused on an already completed apartment building, while their locations place them in different parts of the wider JVC area.
Myra Onyx takes the portfolio to Nadd Al Hamar and contains 60 units. It differs from the two completed JVC schemes through its location and lower unit number. Buyers comparing these homes should look at the individual building, unit type and contractual terms rather than treating the developments as interchangeable, since the projects sit in separate communities and have different recorded characteristics.
Check the recorded status for the chosen project, its current construction position where applicable, and the handover terms attached to the selected unit. Review the unit number, payment schedule and possession wording in the agreement. The selling company in the documents should match the developer recorded for that project in the Dubai Land Department registry.
The number is the Dubai Land Department reference used to connect a developer with its registered projects. It helps a buyer distinguish the developer record from a particular sales entity, building and unit. It should be used when reviewing project registration details alongside the documents prepared for a specific purchase.
A completed home is associated with a finished development and an occupancy position set out in the sale agreement. An under-construction home involves a building still moving through construction, so the contract should be read for payment stages, expected possession arrangements and the conditions governing delivery of the selected unit.
Community location affects the immediate setting of a building and the way a buyer compares homes across the portfolio. JVC District 10, Jumeirah Village Circle and Nadd Al Hamar are separate locations, so a comparison should consider the building’s own address, unit layout and sale terms rather than relying on the developer name alone.
Read the description of the unit, payment obligations, handover wording and any conditions attached to possession. Confirm that the project reference in the paperwork identifies the intended building and that the seller is the company recorded for that project. Keep the agreement aligned with the unit being purchased, not merely the wider development.
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