Freehold Sales Have Begun At One Za’abeel One & Only, Dubai’s Guinness World Record Building

One Za'abeel Project Dubai

There Are 264 Flats and 94 ‘Individual Residences’ In the Tallest Cantilevered Building

Dubai: Freehold sales for the One Za’abeel One & Only adjacent Dubai World Trade Centre. Dubai’s next mega premium apartment skyscraper, have begun. The project, which is part of an Ithra Dubai twin-tower complex. That has already broken the Guinness World Record for such the world’s largest cantilevered building.

Only 94 One & Only brand ‘private houses’ will be available for purchase. The world’s ‘first vertically urban resort’ is housed in this skyscraper. In addition, 264 Super Luxury Apartments Dubai will be available, including a 5-BR penthouse.

A 1,150-square-foot one-bedroom apartment costs Dh3.9 Million, a two-bedroom costs Dh5.5 Million.  As well as a three-bed costs Dh9.9 Million. The prices for the ‘Private Homes’ start at Dh4.4 Million.

“Prices are at a premium because of the prestige, location, and Guinness record link,” said an estate agent in Dubai who deals with luxury properties. “In addition, there are a restricted number of units available. Which will appeal to the type of investors that will participate.”

It Is As Prestigious As It Gets

The One Za’abeel Dubai’s next-generation ultra-longest towers, with the highest level of status. The World Trade Centre, the Emirates Towers, and, of course, the Burj Khalifa, are all within walking distance. Then there is Zabeel Park, which marks the beginning of the Sheikh Zayed Road section.

The presence of the cantilevered, an engineering achievement that was completed to excellence. With the lifting of the superstructure to fit in between the buildings, immediately distinguishes the One Za’abeel project.

The beginning of sales at the Luxury Apartments Zabeel building has been keenly anticipated by the Dubai freehold market. With the hotel, which Kerzner International’s One&Only brand, taking up the other structure, will operate.

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