JLT Cluster P is a district of Dubai, 569 m from Sobha Realty Metro Station.
JLT Cluster P is a subcommunity within Jumeirah Lake Towers (JLT), occupying part of the mixed-use lakeside precinct west of Dubai Marina. The cluster groups several mid-rise buildings and a boutique hotel, and benefits from direct links to waterfront promenades, neighbourhood retail and pedestrian routes that connect to the wider JLT district. Its position offers short trips to Dubai Marina, JBR and the Palm area while still being within the city’s main transport corridors.
Administratively Cluster P is one of the lettered clusters that make up Jumeirah Lake Towers. The parcel is located on the western side of the JLT layout, coordinates 25.075167, 55.144994. The principal development on the cluster was delivered by Armada Group together with CSHK Dubai: the scheme comprises Armada 1 and Armada 3 as apartment buildings and Armada 2 as a hotel building (Armada Avenue Hotel). Ground-floor space was allocated for commercial and retail use, with separate external and internal areas designated for shops and services.

Public transport access is straightforward. The nearest metro connection is on the Dubai Metro Red Line: station code R36 lies about 569 metres from the cluster and is described as walkable from the site. Road connections provide direct routes along Sheikh Zayed Road and local distributor roads that serve the Marina and JLT precincts.
Published distances to key Dubai locations (approximate, as recorded):
Typical drive-time references used locally include roughly 23 minutes to Dubai Mall, around 15 minutes to Palm Jumeirah, about 20 minutes to Burj Al Arab and some 18 minutes to The Walk JBR. Airport drive times quoted for the area are approximately 31 minutes to Dubai International Airport and about 36 minutes to Al Maktoum International Airport (estimates will vary with traffic).

The cluster development was announced in June 2005 and handover of completed properties began in May 2010. Armada 1 and Armada 3 are residential apartment buildings; Armada 2 was developed as a 78-room boutique four-star hotel, originally launched under the name The BlueBay Hotel and later operating as Armada Avenue Hotel. At ground-floor level the development provided designated commercial areas, with a recorded allocation of 21,000 sq ft of external commercial space and 15,000 sq ft of internal commercial and retail space.
Official transaction records published under the Dubai Land Department open-data initiative include a set of sale records associated with Cluster P. The public extract lists 50 sale transaction records for the cluster, compiled from land-department submissions and made available through the government data feed.

JLT Cluster P is suitable for buyers and occupiers seeking proximity to Dubai Marina and the JBR leisure strip while remaining within a mixed-use, lakeside community. The short walking distance to the Red Line metro appeals to commuters who rely on public transport for work or leisure journeys. The presence of on-site retail and nearby cafes/restaurants in the broader JLT district makes the cluster practical for residents who value walkable daily amenities.
Families and households assessing education options will note local schools cited in public community summaries: Emirates International School Meadows is approximately 1.6 km from the cluster and Regent International School about 3.2 km away; these distances reflect commonly referenced neighbourhood school locations in the wider area.

The cluster is embedded in the JLT environment, which combines lakeside promenades, pocket parks and clusters of commercial and residential towers. Immediate neighbourhood amenities are those typical of JLT and Dubai Marina: retail at podium and ground levels, restaurants and pedestrian linkages toward The Walk JBR. For major shopping trips and specialist services residents commonly use the larger malls and retail districts listed above.
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