368 Park LN

368 Park Ln takes its name from the thing JVC is least known for. The community was master-planned around a network of landscaped parks distributed through its numbered districts, roughly thirty of them, which makes it greener by design than its reputation as a wall of towers suggests. Those parks are not evenly spread or evenly maintained, and proximity to a good one is a genuine point of difference between buildings that are otherwise interchangeable.

Studios to three-bedrooms over fourteen floors

The building runs fourteen residential floors above four podium levels, a ground floor and basement parking, with a roof terrace and a small number of commercial units at the base. Apartments cover studios, one-, two- and three-bedroom homes between roughly 441 and 2,312 sq ft, opening around 670,000 dirhams. Facilities include a swimming pool, rooftop lounge, fitness studio, children’s playground, a splash pad and barbecue areas. The three-bedroom units are the notable part, because family-sized stock stays scarce across JVC and it consistently sells ahead of the smaller apartments in buildings that offer it.

The district’s other name

One practical detail saves a good deal of time here. In Dubai Land Department records, JVC does not appear under that name. The registered community is Al Barsha South Fourth, and every transaction in the district is filed under it. Anyone wanting to check what comparable apartments have actually sold for, rather than what they are being asked, needs that term to locate the data. It is a small thing, and it separates a buyer working from evidence from one working from a price list. In a district transacting at this volume, the evidence is abundant.

Sixty-forty to a 2028 handover

Payment opens at twenty per cent with the balance split sixty-forty across construction and completion. Published handover dates for this project fall between the first and second quarter of 2028, so the exact month is worth confirming. At this price in this district the decision rarely turns on the building itself, since a dozen comparable towers complete within the same year. It turns on the plot: which district the building sits in, how long the walk to a park and to the Al Khail Road exit really is, and how many similar units hand over alongside it. Gorilla Real Estate can map those factors against the alternatives and pull the Al Barsha South Fourth transaction history for whichever unit type you are weighing.