South Garden D

About the project

South Garden D is a residential project by Wasl properties in Al Furjan, within Dubai’s Jebel Ali First area. The development comprises one building with 256 units and is configured as G+2P+12 Floors+R. It is active and was 6% complete at its inspection on 27 March 2026, with completion scheduled for 31 May 2028.

The project and building configuration

South Garden D consists of one residential building containing 256 units. Its building configuration is recorded as G+2P+12 Floors+R, setting out a ground level, two podium levels, 12 floors and a roof level within the development format. The project sits in Jebel Ali First and is presented within the Al Furjan location. South Garden D is identified by project number 3760. The development start date is 31 October 2025, and its stated completion date is 31 May 2028. The project’s active status and construction progress place it within the current development pipeline in Al Furjan.

Construction status and completion date

South Garden D is active. Its latest inspection was dated 27 March 2026, when the reported completion ratio was 0.06, or 6%. The construction programme starts on 31 October 2025 and gives 31 May 2028 as the completion date. These dates establish the development timeline for the single-building project. The project includes 256 units, which is also the stated total unit count for the development. Buyers reviewing South Garden D can consider its current construction position alongside the scheduled 2028 completion date and its Al Furjan setting.

Al Furjan setting

Al Furjan is a residential community in the Jebel Ali First sector of Dubai. The district was originally planned as a collection of houses and apartments arranged around parks and walkways. Its residential mix includes low-rise terraced housing, villas, apartment towers and serviced residences. The first phase of the original masterplan included 819 houses with gardens and terraces, while later development added apartment and serviced-apartment buildings. More than 30 parks and pedestrian connections form part of the original landscaping layout. South Garden D joins this broader residential setting as a 256-unit apartment development.

Road and metro connections

Al Furjan runs alongside D591, which also serves Discovery Gardens, and has direct connections to E77, also known as Jebel Ali Road. These routes connect onward to Sheikh Zayed Road. The community is served by the Dubai Metro Red Line extension, Route 2020. Station R72 is 851 metres from the community centre and can be reached on foot. Route 2020 connects directly with the wider Red Line network and the Expo alignment. Listed driving distances from Al Furjan include 6.2 km to Dubai Marina, 6.1 km to JBR Beach, 7.2 km to Expo City Dubai, 9.7 km to Palm Jumeirah, 11.7 km to Mall of the Emirates, 14.4 km to Al Maktoum International Airport and 23.1 km to Burj Khalifa and Downtown Dubai.

The surrounding residential community

Al Furjan combines the original terraced-home and villa communities with newer apartment projects. The district includes 38 projects, with a further 68 projects in the immediate vicinity. Sub-areas include Makeen Al Furjan Villas and Tilal Al Furjan. Other residential developments in the area include Amalia Residences, Azizi Central, Avenue Residence 1, Avenue Residence 2 and Avenue Residence 4, alongside projects that are under development or planned. This mix places South Garden D within a community that contains both lower-rise homes and a growing collection of apartment and serviced-residence buildings.

Wasl properties

Wasl properties is the developer of South Garden D. The project is a one-building residential scheme in Al Furjan, with 256 units and a G+2P+12 Floors+R configuration. Its construction programme begins on 31 October 2025 and has a completion date of 31 May 2028. South Garden D is listed as active, with 6% completion reported at the inspection dated 27 March 2026. The development is identified under project number 3760.

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