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Another long-time resident, Abdel Rahman Adel Ebrahim, feels that his apartment at Aria by Grovy, JVC has helped his career flourish. 12 years ago, he moved to JVC and ‘never looked back’ as he says. “As the founder and COO of 7D7 Studio, I’ve always sought places that spark creativity, offer connectivity, and feel like home. JVC gave me all that and more.” His rent: 65,000 annually. Yet, for him, it’s more than just a financial decision, it’s an investment in the lifestyle and energy that fuels my business.

“As someone deeply rooted in the creative industry, producing everything from podcasts and commercial ads to cinematic content, location is everything. JVC offers me the perfect balance: Proximity to the major sound stages of Dubai, easy access to Sheikh Zayed Road, Al Khail Road, and Hessa Street, and a quiet, calm neighborhood where ideas flow,” he says.

Explaining further, Ebrahim says that he when he first moved to JVC, he was looking for more than just a place to live. He needed a base. “Over the years, I’ve watched this community evolve into one of the most liveable, well-connected, and creatively vibrant neighborhoods in Dubai. From lush green parks and jogging tracks to chic cafés, gyms, co-working spots, and family-friendly vibes, JVC has it all,” he says.

Over the years, I’ve watched this community evolve into one of the most liveable, well-connected, and creatively vibrant neighborhoods in Dubai. From lush green parks and jogging tracks to chic cafés, gyms, co-working spots, and family-friendly vibes, JVC has it all Abdel Rahman Adel Ebrahim, founder and COO of 7D7 Studio

He adds, “What sealed the deal for me was JVC’s location. It’s close to everything, Dubai Media City, Dubai Hills, Downtown, and even the new creative zones in Al Quoz. For someone running a media production company, that kind of accessibility is priceless.”

Designed for families Mazen Kabbara, a Lebanese expatriate and general manager, moved to JVC with his wife and two daughters. He pays approximately Dh70,000 a year for an apartment in a low-rise building he specifically chose for its layout. “It’s just 15 minutes from my workplace in Business Bay and has great access to Al Khail Road,” he said.

He specifically choose to live in choose to live in a low-rise apartment complex which is 4-5 stories high. “I have access from my balcony to the swimming pool area where I get to watch my kids swimming and playing,” he added. Mazen Kabbara, a Lebanese expatriate who lives with his wife and two daughters, says JVC is the ideal place for this family. Mazen Kabbara, a Lebanese expatriate who lives with his wife and two daughters, says JVC is the ideal place for this family.