Naseeb Group

Company background

Naseeb Group is a Dubai developer with a residential project in Jumeirah Village Circle. Its property activity sits within a multinational group whose business lines also include food production, agriculture, fashion, logistics and consumer goods. The business began in trading and consumer merchandise, then expanded into farming, food processing, lifestyle brands, vehicle leasing and real estate development. This history places housing development alongside operating businesses in several sectors, rather than as the group’s only activity. Its international footprint includes Canada, the UK and the USA. In Dubai, the developer’s presence is represented by a residential scheme in Jumeirah Village Circle, a community where the group has brought its real-estate activity to market. For a purchaser, the relevant focus is the project-specific developer, unit documentation and construction record attached to the individual residence.

Projects on our site

The projects on our site centre on North 43 Serviced Residences, a serviced-residences development in Jumeirah Village Circle with prices from AED 567,835. It is under construction, so purchasers are selecting homes before the development is completed rather than viewing a ready residence. The serviced-residences format distinguishes the scheme from a standard residential listing: the scope of services, the treatment of common areas and the terms governing residence use should be read in the project documents. The advertised starting amount is an entry figure, not a statement of the price or terms for every home in the development. Unit choice can therefore depend on the particular residence, its contractual area, payment terms and the services set out for that unit. The construction-stage status also makes the completion provisions in the sale agreement central to the purchase review.

What to check before buying

Review the reservation form and sale agreement for the exact unit, contractual area, payment schedule, handover provisions and service scope. Confirm that the selling company in the documents matches the developer recorded for that project in the DLD registry, and ensure any service-related charges are described in writing.