Riviera Group

Company profile and Dubai footprint

Riviera Group is a Dubai developer registered with the Dubai Land Department under No. 1153, with 2 projects across 2 communities, including Wadi Al Safa 3 and Al Barsha South Fourth, as of 14.10.2026. Founded in 2016, the company works in residential development. Its activity covers apartment buildings, villas, residential towers and low-rise communities. Within its Dubai Land Department portfolio, 1 project is completed and 1 is under construction. The register footprint spans separate community entries, while the projects on our site sit in Jumeirah Village Circle districts. For a purchaser, the distinction matters: a project page identifies the individual scheme, its status and its own property details, whereas the developer registration identifies the group behind the Dubai portfolio.

Handover record

The developer’s completed project was handed over in August 2019. Its under-construction project has a scheduled handover in February 2027. These dates describe two different points in the delivery record: one completed scheme and one project still moving through construction. A buyer considering a particular home should read the handover field attached to that project rather than treating the portfolio dates as a shared completion timetable.

Projects on our site

In JVC District 10, La Riviera Azure is completed and ready to move in, while Riviera Chalet is under construction at about 61% complete. The two entries share a district but sit at different delivery stages, so the ready status of one should not be applied to the other.

JVC District 11 is home to Riviera Lodge, which is under construction at about 53% complete. In JVC District 15, La Riviera Apartments is completed at 100% and carries a Q4 2027 handover field. Together, these pages cover completed, ready and under-construction homes across three JVC district labels, with each listing retaining its own completion and delivery information.

What to check before buying

Check the Dubai Land Department status, recorded completion figure and handover field for the exact project under consideration. Compare these fields with the reservation form and sale paperwork. Where a selling company appears in the documents, confirm that it matches the developer recorded for that specific project in the Dubai Land Department registry.

How many homes do the project pages show?

The project pages show 146, 88, 57 and 56 homes. Each figure is a development-level count, so it describes the scale of that particular scheme rather than the number of residences available for sale at a particular moment. Read it alongside the project’s unit details when identifying the relevant entry.

What starting price figures appear on the project pages?

Starting-price fields appear at AED 24 000 000, AED 1 200 000 and AED 1 100 000. They are entry-level figures, not a statement that every residence in the relevant development is offered at that amount. Match each price field to its linked project page when reviewing a particular home.

What residential formats form part of the company’s work?

The work spans apartment buildings, villas, residential towers and low-rise communities. Those formats describe the company’s property activity, while individual Dubai pages should be read on their own terms. The current entries differ by district, delivery state, completion figure, unit count and displayed price field, rather than following one shared format.

Does its activity extend beyond Dubai?

London is another market for the company. That geographic reach does not make a Dubai unit interchangeable with a home in another market: each purchase should be identified through its specific project documentation, local registration details and the terms attached to the relevant sale. Dubai project records remain project-specific.