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Azizi Wares debutta a Downtown Jebel Ali

Azizi Developments ha annunciato il lancio di Azizi Wares, un nuovo complesso residenziale e commerciale in proprietà libera situato a Downtown Jebel Ali, accanto alla più grande free zone della regione, JAFZA.

Una posizione strategica per business e vita quotidiana

Azizi Wares offre a investitori e residenti un’opportunità unica di vivere nel cuore del polo economico globale di Dubai. Il progetto comprende monolocali, appartamenti da una a tre camere da letto e moderne aree commerciali.

Stile moderno e servizi esclusivi

Le residenze saranno caratterizzate da interni eleganti e contemporanei. Tra i servizi: piscine per adulti e bambini, palestre separate per uomini e donne, cinema privato, sala giochi, clubhouse, sala polifunzionale, area giochi per bambini, parcheggi ampi e sicurezza 24/7.

La visione per Downtown Jebel Ali

«Downtown Jebel Ali è rapidamente diventato un centro di business globale e di vita moderna. Con Azizi Wares offriamo un progetto che unisce connettività, stile di vita e opportunità», ha dichiarato Farhad Azizi, CEO di Azizi Group.

Connettività e dintorni

Grazie al collegamento diretto con Sheikh Zayed Road e la metro di Dubai, il complesso assicura un facile accesso alle principali aree commerciali, ricreative e di intrattenimento della città. Nelle vicinanze si trovano oltre 100 aziende Fortune Global 500 e attrazioni come Dubai Marina, JBR, Expo City Dubai, l’aeroporto Al Maktoum, il centro commerciale Ibn Battuta e Downtown Dubai.

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