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Al Ittihad Private School Jumeira
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
American
Ages 2–18
$6,317 – $12,979/yrLoading...
Dubai's most established coastal residential district, Jumeirah has been the heartland of Western expat families for decades. Wide villa-lined streets run parallel to the beach, and the area is home to some of Dubai's most respected British and international schools including Jumeirah College and Dubai British School.
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Monthly family budget estimates (USD)
A family in a 2-bedroom apartment in Jumeirah 2 or 3, one car, children in a mid-range curriculum school, enjoying beach access and local dining.
A family in a 3-4 bedroom villa on one of the Jumeirah streets, two cars, children at King's School or Jumeirah College, active beach and social life.
A beachfront villa in Jumeirah 1, children at top IB or British schools, full social calendar, club memberships, personal trainer, full-time live-in help.
Jumeirah is one of Dubai's most prestigious residential areas, with beachfront villas commanding premium rents. The neighborhood has a distinctly upmarket feel with prices to match. All figures in USD.
Average monthly AQI (US EPA scale)
Yearly average AQI is 84. Best air quality Jan–Dec (best: Dec at 56). Jun–Aug air quality worsens due to heat, humidity, and dust (peak: Jul at 115). Families with children who have asthma or respiratory conditions should plan indoor activities during summer months.
Jumeirah has been an established expat neighborhood since the 1970s and retains a distinctly international character. British families form the largest group, followed by other Europeans, Emiratis (particularly in Jumeirah 1), and a mix of other nationalities. It attracts senior executives, entrepreneurs, and long-term Dubai residents who value its beachside location and mature community feel.
Jumeirah's greatest recreational asset is its direct beach access. Jumeirah Beach (also known as Jumeirah Open Beach) stretches along the coast with free public access, soft white sand, and calm waters ideal for swimming. Kite Beach, at the southern end, offers watersports including kitesurfing, paddleboarding, and kayaking. Beach parks have barbecue areas, volleyball courts, and children's play zones.
Jumeirah Road (Beach Road) and Al Wasl Road run parallel through the neighborhood, providing the main arteries. Sheikh Zayed Road is accessible via several interchanges. Downtown Dubai is about 15 minutes away, and Dubai Marina is approximately 20 minutes. Traffic can be heavy during school runs (7:00-8:30 AM and 2:30-3:30 PM) as several popular schools are located along or near Jumeirah Road.
Jumeirah's retail scene is anchored by Mercato Mall (Italian-themed, with Spinneys supermarket), Jumeirah Town Centre, and the boutique shops along Jumeirah Beach Road. Waitrose, Spinneys, and Choithrams provide quality grocery options. The area has a strong independent cafe and restaurant culture, with establishments like Tom & Serg, Comptoir 102, and numerous beachside cafes.
Jumeirah is arguably the best place in Dubai during winter. Temperatures range from 15C to 30C, and the coastal breeze makes outdoor living delightful. Beach days are a regular activity, and the waterfront boardwalk is busy from sunrise to well after sunset. This is peak season for outdoor dining, barbecues, and community events at the beach parks.
