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Emaar Unveils The Palace Residences
DUBAI — Further establishing the appeal of Downtown Burj Dubai as one of the most sought-after and premier lifestyle destinations in Dubai, Emaar Properties has unveiled a new residential project, The Palace Residences.
Part of The Old Town Island development, The Palace Residences has 65 units, all of them completed and offered for viewing. They are centrally located in Downtown Burj Dubai, with spectacular views of and in close proximity to Burj Dubai, the tallest building in the world; The Dubai Fountain, the world’s tallest performing fountain; and The Dubai Mall, the world’s largest shopping and entertainment destination.
Customers have the choice of opting to live in or benefit from the lease options provided by The Address Hotels + Resorts, the hotel brand owned by Emaar Hospitality Group. They can lease their unit with The Palace – The Old Town. Both initiatives offer attractive returns for the customers, said a Press statement.
Ahmed Al Matrooshi, Managing Director, UAE, Emaar Properties, said: “The Palace Residences is incomparable in the property landscape of Dubai. There is no project as unique as these luxury homes that will appeal to the finer tastes and sensibilities of connoisseurs.”
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