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Azizi Wares startuje w Downtown Jebel Ali

Azizi Developments ogłosiło uruchomienie nowego projektu Azizi Wares – wolnorynkowego kompleksu mieszkaniowo-handlowego w Downtown Jebel Ali, sąsiadującego z największą strefą wolnocłową w regionie, JAFZA.

Doskonała lokalizacja dla biznesu i życia

Azizi Wares to wyjątkowa okazja dla inwestorów i mieszkańców, aby zamieszkać w samym sercu globalnego centrum biznesowego Dubaju. Projekt obejmuje kawalerki oraz mieszkania z jedną, dwiema i trzema sypialniami, a także nowoczesne powierzchnie handlowe.

Komfort i nowoczesne udogodnienia

Mieszkania będą charakteryzować się nowoczesnym designem i funkcjonalnymi wnętrzami. Do dyspozycji mieszkańców przewidziano baseny dla dorosłych i dzieci, oddzielne siłownie, prywatne kino, strefę gier, klub, salę wielofunkcyjną, plac zabaw, miejsca parkingowe oraz całodobową ochronę.

Wizja Downtown Jebel Ali

„Downtown Jebel Ali szybko stało się centrum globalnego biznesu i nowoczesnego stylu życia. Dzięki Azizi Wares oferujemy projekt łączący wygodę, styl i możliwości,” – powiedział Farhad Azizi, dyrektor generalny Azizi Group.

Połączenia i otoczenie

Inwestycja posiada bezpośrednie połączenie z Sheikh Zayed Road i metrem dubajskim, co zapewnia szybki dostęp do najważniejszych obszarów miasta. W pobliżu działa ponad 100 firm z listy Fortune Global 500, a także takie atrakcje jak Dubai Marina, JBR, Expo City Dubai, lotnisko Al Maktoum, centrum handlowe Ibn Battuta Mall i Downtown Dubai.

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