Hospitality houses
Janu
Janu Dubai Hotel & Residences
Janu is Aman’s younger sibling, and the point of it is social energy rather than retreat — Aman’s stillness inverted. Herzog & de Meuron’s first Dubai residential tower, 60 storeys in DIFC, with 3.5-metre ceilings and a members’ club. Where an Aman empties a room, a Janu fills it.
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Photo: Robert Bock · CC0 · via Wikimedia Commons
Photo: Eric Chamchoum · CC BY 4.0 · via Wikimedia Commons
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Photo: Francisco Anzola · CC BY 3.0 · via Wikimedia Commons
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Who buys here
Someone who wants the Aman group’s standard of operation but lives in the city rather than escaping it — DIFC finance, and Aman owners buying a weekday base to go with a weekend house.
What sets it apart
- 57 residences only: 30 two-bed, 18 three-bed, 7 four-bed, 1 five-bed and one 11,323 sqft triplex penthouse
- A 150-key Janu hotel in the same scheme
- Herzog & de Meuron — their first residential tower in Dubai
- 34th-floor amenity level with an infinity pool; targeting LEED Platinum
The numbers
No price published
No per-square-foot figure has been published. Agent-quoted entry is around AED 18 million, without the unit sizes needed to derive a rate.
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No yield evidence. Pre-handover.Reported as 2027–2028
H&H Development, with Aman Group
Sonal Kukreja’s read
The most interesting architecture on this page, and the thinnest price evidence. Fifty-seven units is genuine scarcity rather than marketed scarcity. I would want a published rate card and a firm handover date before advising anyone in.
An opinion, not advice, and not a recommendation to buy. BRN 89032, PSI Real Estate L.L.C..
Sources for the figures above
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Figures are labelled by basis and sourced above. Yields are gross, before service charges, management fees and voids — all of which run higher in branded stock. Availability and pricing change; verify with the Dubai Land Department and the developer before committing. Nothing on this page is an offer of a specific unit.