Tasmeer Residence, JVC
Tasmeer Developments developed Tasmeer Residence, a five-storey building in Jumeirah Village Circle. It holds studios and two-bedroom apartments, so your choice comes down to one open room for yourself or two bedrooms for company. Five storeys keep the building small. A small building means shorter lift waits, and you meet fewer neighbours in the corridor than you would in a tower of thirty floors.
Developer
Tasmeer Developments
Storeys
5
Unit types
Studios and two-bedroom apartments, plus on-site retail
On this page
- A weekend, a week or a month
- Studio or two-bedroom, room by room
- Four wet and warm rooms
- The yoga room, the garden and the play area
- The ground floor and the car park
- From the terminal to Tasmeer Residence
- Getting around without a station
- The shop around the corner
- How the circle was laid out
- Doctors, pharmacies and the school gate
- A free afternoon at Circle Mall
- Paths, courts and tracks
- Breakfast and dinner nearby
- If you own here
- Sources
- Frequently Asked Questions
A weekend, a week or a month
For a weekend, the studio is enough. You sleep, shower and spend the days elsewhere. For a week, the pull of a bigger home grows, particularly if two adults share and one of them has to work. For a month, the building itself starts to matter, because the routine of a long stay lives in the shared rooms and the services that sit behind the front door. A reception desk takes your parcels. Security and CCTV cover the premises, and a laundry service handles the washing. JVC suits remote workers and dog owners as well as families who want more space than a hotel gives.
Studio or two-bedroom, room by room
A studio folds sleeping, eating and working into one room, which suits you if you plan to be out most days. A two-bedroom splits the day: one room for sleep, one for company or a desk, and a living area between them. JVC has housing from studios up to five-bedroom villas, and this block sits at the compact end of that range. A roof or deck area adds one more place to sit when the flat feels small. Most people who stay a month here end up with a car, because there is no metro inside the community.
Four wet and warm rooms
The shared spaces include a swimming pool, a sauna, a steam room and a gym. Together they give you a recovery routine that runs without any booking at a club outside. Start in the gym, finish in the steam room, and the evening feels earned. If you are in Dubai for work, that is worth more than a view would be. It also means a hot afternoon never leaves you without something to do.
The yoga room, the garden and the play area
A yoga room gives a summer stay a quiet indoor option. Landscaped gardens add a green strip at ground level. A play area for children keeps a family close to the lift, so nobody has to leave the building to find a swing. The roof or deck area is there for the end of the day, once the children are down and the heat has dropped. You will not find a long list of courts here, but you will find places to be.
The ground floor and the car park
Parking is provided for residents, and retail units sit on site. You can buy something small without crossing the street. Maintenance services are provided at the building as well, so a leaking tap becomes a phone call and not a search for a contractor. The reception desk is the contact point for all of it, and it is the first place to ask when something needs fixing.
From the terminal to Tasmeer Residence
From Dubai International (DXB), a taxi reaches JVC in a single leg. The community sits between Al Khail Road and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road. Hessa Street runs along its other edge. JVC carries no Red Line station of its own, so the taxi is the practical way to arrive with luggage. The reception desk is where the first handover happens, and you can ask there for anything you need in the first hour.
Getting around without a station
The closest metro stations are Al Furjan and Discovery Gardens. RTA route J01 runs through the community and stops at 39 places inside it. The route ends at Mall of the Emirates. JVC has few entry and exit points, and they can bottleneck at peak hours, so a bus trip and a taxi trip lose time at the same gates. A morning meeting across the city calls for an early start.
The shop around the corner
Households in JVC shop at Spinneys and West Zone, and Renee and Choithrams stores serve the rest. Small minimarts such as All Day Minimart and Aswaaq Mart sit close to residential blocks for quick top-ups. Spinneys anchors Circle Mall. You can do the weekly shop there and still buy bread at the minimart on the way back.
How the circle was laid out
Jumeirah Village Circle covers 560 hectares, with its streets laid out in a circle. It is a freehold master community. Nakheel developed it in nine main districts, at the meeting point of Hessa Street, Al Khail Road and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road. The streets are laid out in a circular pattern around the parks, so there is no single main street to follow. Nakheel built over 700 villas in the original phases.
Doctors, pharmacies and the school gate
Karama Medical Centre on Kaheel Boulevard is the clinic most households use for day-to-day care. Medicina Pharmacy opened with Circle Mall. For children, Erudio Early Childhood Centre in District 10 follows the British EYFS for under-fives. Sunmarke School stands behind the Limitless building on Al Khail Road, so a family weighing a longer move can look at both before choosing the bedroom count.
A free afternoon at Circle Mall
Circle Mall opened to the public in 2021 and spans 532,000 sq ft. A ROXY Cinemas branch has recliner seats. A family entertainment centre shares the building. Crocs, Skechers and StarKids were among the shops that opened there during 2025. A wet afternoon fits in easily, and the mall is the nearest change of scene when the pool starts to feel familiar.
Paths, courts and tracks
JVC has landscaped parks with walking and running tracks, plus dedicated cycling tracks. A teqball table and padel courts sit among the sports facilities set in the parks. Prime Fitness in the Sandhurst Building on Street 14 is a neighbourhood gym for the days when the building gym is full. You can run in the morning, swim in the afternoon and still have the evening free.
Breakfast and dinner nearby
Circle Mall has Tortilla and Haagen-Dazs among its cafes and restaurants, with Cold Stone Creamery for dessert. Sticky Rice is a sit-down option. So is Bawarchi Indian Restaurant. LOUI Restaurant and Cafe is one of the independent places where you can sit down for breakfast. Teeneh ow Zeytoneh is another, so a first morning has more than one answer.
If you own here
An apartment needs Residential on its title deed to qualify for a holiday home permit, and hotel rooms and hotel apartments are not eligible. Royale Stays manages homes for owners from a management fee of 15%, covering furnishing, photography, pricing, check-in, guest communication and maintenance. The Jumeirah Village Circle owner page covers the permit steps in more detail.
Sources
Sources: The Sandy Times, Property Finder blog, Nakheel, Bayut area guide, RTA, Nakheel press release, What's On, Curly Tales, Bayut, betterhomes school guide, Property Finder, Nakheel community page, Gulf News.
Questions