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Nowy projekt Azizi w strefie JAFZA

Mieszkania w prestiżowej lokalizacji

Firma Azizi Developments rozpoczęła nowy projekt mieszkaniowy Azizi Abraham, zlokalizowany w strefie wolnocłowej Jebel Ali — jednym z głównych centrów przemysłowych i handlowych ZEA.

Dogodny dojazd

Położenie przy Sheikh Zayed Road gwarantuje mieszkańcom łatwy dostęp do metra oraz szybkie połączenia z Dubai Marina, Expo City, lotniskiem Al Maktoum i centrum handlowym Ibn Battuta.

Nowoczesne wnętrza i udogodnienia

Dostępne są mieszkania typu studio oraz lokale z 1, 2 lub 3 sypialniami. Na terenie inwestycji znajdują się:

  • Basen infinity z widokiem
  • Kino prywatne
  • Siłownia
  • Strefy dla dzieci
  • SPA: sauna, jacuzzi, łaźnia parowa
  • Miejsce na grilla
  • Zielone trasy do biegania i jazdy rowerem

Styl życia w nowoczesnym wydaniu

Projekt skierowany jest do osób, które cenią wygodę, nowoczesność i bezpośredni dostęp do miejskiej infrastruktury.

Część większego planu

Azizi Abraham poszerza ofertę dewelopera, który działa również w MBR City, Palm Jumeirah, Downtown Jebel Ali i innych dzielnicach.

Oficjalna prezentacja

Premiera odbędzie się 7 sierpnia 2025 roku w hotelu Conrad przy Sheikh Zayed Road. Goście mogą odwiedzać wydarzenie od 9:00 do 19:00.

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