位于阿尔扬街区 的商业地块 2999999 AED - 5850659
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COMMERCIAL PLOTS
OWN A FREEHOLD PLOT IN DUBAI
SMALL INVESTEMENT BIG PRICE APPRECIATION CHANCE
CAN BE CONVERTED TO RESIDENTIAL / HOTEL OR HOTEL APARTMENTS
Majan is located in dubai Land a. k. a Wadi Al Safa 5. It is accessible by main dubai highways that makes its location convenient for residents to get to and from main key points in the city.
MAJAN HISTORY
Majan was launched in November 2006 by Mizin, Tatweer’s real estate development company. Covering an area of 16.5 million square feet, the mixed-use community was branded the "Downtown of DubaiLand".
The initial master plan was designed by British firm, Halcrow and depicted a Manhattan-inspired skyline made up of 150 towers.
The development consisted of 3 components: 32 percent of the area was to be residential units, 24 percent commercial units and 44 percent dedicated to retail and entertainment.
The commercial component of Majan was intended to balance the largely entertainment-focused DubaiLand economy.
Freehold! Plots of land were sold to investors who would be free to develop projects within Mizin's design guidelines.
Mizin promised "new standards of execution and delivery" and announced that the main infrastructure works for Phase 1, including road, water, and electricity networks, was to be ready by the end of 2006.
One of the first Majan projects to hit the headlines was German-funded Marintime Hotel, developed by Steuruerlehgrang. Launched in December 2016, the AED 657 million building was set to be the world's seventh largest hotel and the tallest 4-star hotel in the region.
In July 2007 Majan's initial infrastructure works were completed by Khansaheb Civil Engineering and the developer, Mizin, formally invited investors to begin work on their respective plots straight away.
Later the same year Damac Properties launched Madison Residences, conceived as a four- building cluster.
In August 2008 another German developer, German Realty Asset Management, launched Berlin City Centre, an AED 1.2bn development consisting of a 22-storey residential tower and an office complex.
In October 2008, at the property show, Cityscape Dubai, developer Tameer Holding announced that they would be developing "Podium”, a 33-storey commercial skyscraper featuring the world's largest LED screen, said to be visible from a distance of 1.5 kilometres. The building, designed by Callison, would be a "green development" designed to reduce electricity and water usage "ensuring a more environmentally friendly lifestyle. " Its screen, designed by Dactronics, would be "a powerful medium for advertising, messaging and art”. Podium.
By 2009 construction had started on a few plots around Majan.
Since 2010 development of Majan has been extremely fast, many projects having been finsished. The masterplan has been restructured to allow for the sale and development of smaller plots.
As of 2020 there are 28 completed buildings and around 25 more in various stages of construction or completion. All the buildings are mid-rise towers with the exception of two skyscrapers, Safa Tower and Al Rabia Tower, which loom high above their surrounding along Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road.
NOW ONLY A FEW PLOTS ARE AVAILABLE TO HIGH NET WORTH INVESTORS FOR BUILDING PROJECT MID RISE BUIDING OR COIMMERCIAL PLAZA.
CONTACT NOW FOR PLOT ENQUIRIES:
Source Marketing Company: Golden Galaxy Real Estate
COMMERCIAL PLOTS
OWN A FREEHOLD PLOT IN DUBAI
SMALL INVESTEMENT BIG PRICE APPRECIATION CHANCE
CAN BE CONVERTED TO RESIDENTIAL / HOTEL OR HOTEL APARTMENTS
Majan is located in dubai Land a. k. a Wadi Al Safa 5. It is accessible by main dubai highways that makes its location convenient for residents to get to and from main key points in the city.
MAJAN HISTORY
Majan was launched in November 2006 by Mizin, Tatweer’s real estate development company. Covering an area of 16.5 million square feet, the mixed-use community was branded the "Downtown of DubaiLand".
The initial master plan was designed by British firm, Halcrow and depicted a Manhattan-inspired skyline made up of 150 towers.
The development consisted of 3 components: 32 percent of the area was to be residential units, 24 percent commercial units and 44 percent dedicated to retail and entertainment.
The commercial component of Majan was intended to balance the largely entertainment-focused DubaiLand economy.
Freehold! Plots of land were sold to investors who would be free to develop projects within Mizin's design guidelines.
Mizin promised "new standards of execution and delivery" and announced that the main infrastructure works for Phase 1, including road, water, and electricity networks, was to be ready by the end of 2006.
One of the first Majan projects to hit the headlines was German-funded Marintime Hotel, developed by Steuruerlehgrang. Launched in December 2016, the AED 657 million building was set to be the world's seventh largest hotel and the tallest 4-star hotel in the region.
In July 2007 Majan's initial infrastructure works were completed by Khansaheb Civil Engineering and the developer, Mizin, formally invited investors to begin work on their respective plots straight away.
Later the same year Damac Properties launched Madison Residences, conceived as a four- building cluster.
In August 2008 another German developer, German Realty Asset Management, launched Berlin City Centre, an AED 1.2bn development consisting of a 22-storey residential tower and an office complex.
In October 2008, at the property show, Cityscape Dubai, developer Tameer Holding announced that they would be developing "Podium”, a 33-storey commercial skyscraper featuring the world's largest LED screen, said to be visible from a distance of 1.5 kilometres. The building, designed by Callison, would be a "green development" designed to reduce electricity and water usage "ensuring a more environmentally friendly lifestyle. " Its screen, designed by Dactronics, would be "a powerful medium for advertising, messaging and art”. Podium.
By 2009 construction had started on a few plots around Majan.
Since 2010 development of Majan has been extremely fast, many projects having been finsished. The masterplan has been restructured to allow for the sale and development of smaller plots.
As of 2020 there are 28 completed buildings and around 25 more in various stages of construction or completion. All the buildings are mid-rise towers with the exception of two skyscrapers, Safa Tower and Al Rabia Tower, which loom high above their surrounding along Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road.
NOW ONLY A FEW PLOTS ARE AVAILABLE TO HIGH NET WORTH INVESTORS FOR BUILDING PROJECT MID RISE BUIDING OR COIMMERCIAL PLAZA.
CONTACT NOW FOR PLOT ENQUIRIES:
Source Marketing Company: Golden Galaxy Real Estate
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- 编号Bayut - 1059-Cp-S-0051
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- 房源最早添加于2022年3月28日
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房产经纪人:Hassan Ahmed