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Cityscape Is Dominated By Ready-To-Live Residential Developments.
In order to speed up domestic investment in a number of upcoming residential communities that are family-focused. Developers in the UAE are changing their strategy. Additionally, development businesses are concentrated on offering useful assistance to assist potential home buyers. In making wise decisions before purchasing their first residence in the UAE.
These were some of the top trends discussed at the 22nd Cityscape Dubai. One of the biggest real estate and capital events in the region. Along with an increased emphasis on keeping sustainability at the frontline. While developing new communities. Leading development companies, such as Dubai Investments, Sobha Realty, and ARADA, introduced many new projects at the exhibition on Monday.
Newly Unveiled Properties
The “Sobha One” Tower, a residential complex made up of five connected towers, is Sobha’s most recent project. Apartments and duplexes with two to four bedrooms will be located in the skyscraper. Managing Director of Sobha Realty described the project’s upscale amenities. Which include an 18-hole pitch and putt golf course, polyclinic, F&B outlets, and numerous sky terraces.
A number of projects by Azizi Developments also displayed. Including Riviera, the developer’s residential and business community in Mohammed bin Rashid City designed in the French Mediterranean style. Additionally, the builder unveiled Creek Views II, which situated in Dubai Healthcare City.
Dubai’s real estate market has accelerated this year. As the general economy makes a strong comeback from headwinds brought on by COVID-19. Along with an increase in demand for off-plan homes, the UAE has seen a surge in the development of and attention to its leisure and entertainment facilities.
Numerous recent constructions also feature sustainable and circular living principles. These include environmentally friendly transportation and energy systems, natural areas, recycling facilities with accessible access, schools, shops, hospitals, and clubhouses.
