Bloom Towers, Jumeirah Village Circle
If you land late with an empty fridge, Bloom Towers is a kind place to arrive. A supermarket is about seven minutes from the door on foot, and the pharmacy is just as close.
Bloom Towers is a complex of three residential buildings in District 10 of Jumeirah Village Circle, built by Bloom Properties. The complex was completed in August 2020 and holds 944 units.
- Developer: Bloom Properties
- Buildings: three, called A, B and C
- Storeys: 44, 34 and 44
- Completed: August 2020
- Units: 944, studios and one-bedroom apartments
- Supermarket: about 7 minutes on foot
- Dubai International: 35.2 km by road, about 31 minutes in free-flowing traffic
Developer
Bloom Properties (Bloom Holding)
Towers
3 (A, B and C)
Units
944 total
Completed
August 2020
Location
JVC District 10
On this page
- The towers
- Getting here from Dubai International
- Cars and buses
- Across the city by car
- What is within three kilometres
- Shops and the mall
- Parks and quiet
- Eating and exercise
- Schools and nurseries
- Schools, gyms and malls nearby
- What JVC feels like
- Day trips
- Hotels beside the community
- A week here
- What the register shows
- What owners get from us
- Sources
- Frequently Asked Questions
The towers
Most of the stock is studios and one-bedroom apartments, small and tidy rather than family-sized. It suits one or two travellers.
The shared floors are generous for the size of the flats. There is a gym, a co-working space and a lap pool with a leisure pool beside it. Sauna and steam rooms are split for men and women, and a jogging track runs through the landscaping.
Downstairs you will find a lounge lobby with a concierge, and security runs round the clock. A private theatre and an amphitheatre are part of the complex, and parking is private.
Getting here from Dubai International
The drive from Dubai International is 35.2 kilometres, around 31 minutes when the road is clear. Real traffic adds to that, so it helps to give the taxi driver both the building name and the district number when you get in.
JVC sits where Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, Al Khail Road and Hessa Street meet, and all three lead into it.
Cars and buses
There is no Dubai Metro station inside JVC. The Red Line has no stop named for the community, and the Gold Line is expected to change that later.
Al Furjan and Discovery Gardens are the nearest metro stations. The Dubai Internet City station on the Red Line is an 11-minute drive away.
A bus route runs through JVC, with two stops inside the community.
Most residents end up with a car, because the community has few ways in and out and they can clog at peak hours.
Across the city by car
From the community, Palm Jumeirah is 15 minutes by car, Dubai Marina 18 and Downtown Dubai 22. Real traffic adds to those free-flow figures.
Al Barsha and Dubai Sports City are close neighbours.
What is within three kilometres
A map search within three kilometres of the building turns up 29 supermarkets, 14 pharmacies and 5 clinics. That is a dense spread for a district that still looks half built, and it means a forgotten item rarely costs more than a short ride.
Revival Clinic is the nearest clinic, about a kilometre and a quarter away. Dialysis and specialist services sit further out in Al Barsha, so a longer errand is possible if you need one.
Shops and the mall
Choithram is the nearest supermarket, about seven minutes on foot. Jyothis is a few minutes beyond it. Life is the pharmacy next door to the shop.
Circle Mall is about twenty minutes on foot, or a short ride. Nakheel built it, and it opened on a Thursday in April 2021.
A Spinneys inside sells groceries and prepared food. Wellfit gym is on the second level.
The Springs Souk is the other nearby centre, about seventeen minutes on foot and a quarter of an hour by car.
Circle Mall covers about 49,000 square metres, and it was built with a rooftop community club that has an outdoor pool. A family entertainment centre with an arcade and a trampoline area was planned beside it. Hours at the opening were 10 in the morning to 10 at night on weekdays and until midnight at weekends, so check the mall for the current timetable.
Me'aisem City Center is the bigger shopping trip, about three kilometres away, and it is a drive rather than a walk.
Parks and quiet
Roolh park is the closest green space, about five minutes away, and although JVC has no large public park it has a network of small green spaces, with nearly every district holding one.
Circle Community Park has walking and play areas and room to exercise. The community also has walking tracks and dedicated cycling tracks.
The parks hold a football pitch and padel courts, and a teqball table sits among the sports facilities.
Some parts of JVC are calmer than others, and Districts 13 and 14 are quieter, as is District 16, though the silence at night can feel strange if you want a busier evening.
Eating and exercise
Socialicious is the closest named place to eat, within 500 metres. Further into the community the lists name The Desert Wok and Pide Keyfi, with One Life Kitchen and Goose Tap.
Wellfit and New Life Fitness Gym are the gyms residents name for a workout outside the building. Contrast Wellness offers ice baths and massage.
Schools and nurseries
JSS International School is the closest, about a kilometre and a half away, and teaches the Indian curriculum. Sunmarke School and Arcadia School are in Jumeirah Village Triangle next door.
Families here choose across neighbouring communities, and Nord Anglia and Kings' School in Al Barsha 3 are named as well.
For small children there is Little Wonders Nursery on Kaheel Boulevard and Ladybird Early Learning Centre on Street 26. Kids World Nursery in the Seasons Community adds a Montessori option.
Schools, gyms and malls nearby
The same map search finds 12 schools, 9 gyms and 5 malls within three kilometres of the building. The schools spread across several neighbouring districts, so for most families the school run is a drive rather than a walk, and it pays to check the route at rush hour before you commit to a term.
The gyms and malls are closer together, and a short evening trip covers both.
What JVC feels like
JVC began as a quiet neighbourhood and is still growing around ongoing construction.
It suits remote workers and dog owners, and families who want more space. You will find it easy to meet people.
Schools and mosques sit among the parks rather than along the main roads.
Our reading: a studio or one-bedroom here puts you in a quiet residential district with a mall and a gym close by, and a car or a taxi does the rest.
Day trips
Jumeirah's beaches are about a 20 minute drive away, which is the usual answer on a hot afternoon. Longer outings include Dubai Butterfly Garden, Dubai Miracle Garden, Dubai Hills Mall and Global Village. Expo City and Dubai Autodrome are on the same lists.
Hotels beside the community
The First Collection and FIVE Jumeirah Village are hotels in and beside the community. Novotel Jumeirah Village Triangle and Treppan Hotel and Suites are close by too.
So the district already sees visitors who sleep here, and the shops and cafes are used to them.
A week here
Arrive on a Monday, buy groceries at Choithram, and walk to Roolh park in the evening once the heat drops. Tuesday suits the pool and the co-working space if you have work to finish. Wednesday is for the short drive to Circle Mall, where lunch, a coffee and a stroll through the shops fill an afternoon. By the weekend the beach at Jumeirah, about twenty minutes away by car, is the natural next outing.
What the register shows
The register labels all of these as sales. Read the table as a snapshot of a handful of deals, not as a price list.
| Unit type | Sales | Dates | Price (AED) | Size (sq m) | AED per sq m |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Studio | 1 | 19 Oct 2026 | 580,000 | 34.97 | 16,586 |
| Studio | 1 | 17 Oct 2026 | 565,000 | 36.56 | 15,454 |
| One-bedroom | 1 | 9 Oct 2026 | 860,000 | 61.95 | 13,882 |
What owners get from us
If you own here, we look after the whole stay. Royale Stays handles furnishing and photography. We set the pricing and run check-in. We answer guest messages and handle maintenance. Our management fee is from 15% of booking revenue.
Letting a flat here starts with the Department of Economy and Tourism holiday-home permit in your name, which we file.
Sources
Sources: Bayut, Property Finder, The Sandy Times, The National, Nakheel, Propsearch and Dubai Land Department.
Questions