Peace Avenue by Peace Homes enters the market in a format that is easy to define: a mid-rise residential development with a strongly investor-focused unit mix, a substantial internal amenity offering, and a location in Jebel Ali shaped more by connectivity, infrastructure, and the broader west Dubai corridor than by prime-core branding. This gives the project a clear identity from the outset. It is positioned for buyers seeking a residential address connected to Dubai’s wider economic landscape, without reducing the scheme to a purely utilitarian proposition.
This distinction is important because Jebel Ali is still understood primarily through its association with logistics and industry, while the area’s residential appeal is more often judged on access, commuting efficiency, and long-term corridor growth. Peace Avenue aligns with that model.
The building is planned with 2 basement levels, a retail and ground floor, 3 podium levels, 14 residential floors, and a rooftop level. Within that structure, Peace Homes has configured 259 residential units, including 173 studios, 70 one-bedroom apartments, 12 two-bedroom apartments, and 4 three-bedroom penthouses. In addition, 7 shell-and-core retail units are planned at ground level, reinforcing the mixed-use nature of the frontage. In practical terms, the building is weighted towards compact units while still providing a limited premium offering at the top end.
The pricing and size structure supports this approach. Studios are priced from AED 695,000 (≈ $189,200) and range from 401 sqft / 37.3 m² to 623 sqft / 57.9 m². One-bedroom apartments range from 737 sqft / 68.5 m² to 1,361 sqft / 126.4 m², while two-bedroom apartments are listed at 1,078 sqft / 100.1 m². Three-bedroom penthouses range from 2,409 sqft / 223.8 m² to 2,633 sqft / 244.6 m², with prices available upon request. Handover is scheduled for Q2 2028, and the payment plan is structured as 20% down payment, 40% during construction, and 40% upon handover. Together, these elements create a clear product ladder, moving from relatively accessible compact homes to larger-format residences without losing coherence at project level.
The design language is expressed more through lifestyle than through technical or functional product claims. Peace Avenue is positioned as a contemporary residential address with a broad amenity environment and differentiated private-use features, including jacuzzis in the smaller unit types and private pools in the penthouses. This gives the project greater distinction than a standard apartment building and indicates that Peace Homes is emphasising residential quality through experience and private leisure rather than scale alone. Service charges and related fee structures are not part of the visible positioning, so the emphasis remains on product format, accessibility, and day-to-day usability.
The amenity offering is best understood from a functional perspective. On the active side, the project includes a gym, aerobics room, jogging track, swimming pool, kids pool, Jacuzzi, and mini golf. This creates a varied leisure and fitness environment rather than relying on a single amenity such as a clubhouse. That matters because residents in strategically located but less walkable districts often place greater value on internal leisure infrastructure than those living in denser central areas.
A second layer of amenities relates to family and social use. The kids play area, open cinema, lounge beds, barbecue area, mocktail bar, dining options, and shaded pavilion create a more social environment and broaden the project’s appeal beyond pure investment logic. A third layer relates to daily productivity and convenience. The business lounge, community room, library, 24-hour security, and ground-level retail support remote working patterns and everyday needs. Taken together, these elements create a more self-contained residential setting, which is a meaningful advantage in a corridor location.





















