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Al Habtoor City project showcased at Cityscape Global in Dubai

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The UAE’s Al Habtoor Group marked its debut at this year’s Cityscape Global, showcasing its landmark new Dubai project at the three-day event.

The Al Habtoor City, located close to Business Bay and Downtown Dubai, comprises of three luxury residential towers and three 5-star Starwood branded hotels, namely the St. Regis Dubai, W Dubai and Westin Dubai.

It will also be home to a permanent, water-themed theatrical production by Dragone, a cultural creation company founded by artistic director Franco Dragone.

Khalaf Ahmad Al Habtoor, chairman of the conglomerate, noted that the group had received a positive response for its Residence Collection at the Al Habtoor City. That project consists of 1,460 apartments ranging from one to four bedrooms in addition to loft-style units and penthouses.

“Al Habtoor City is setting a new standard of luxury in Dubai, and potential homebuyers were showing great interest in the project,” Al Habtoor said.

“The market appetite for multi-use development is on the rise, and this was apparent at Cityscape. We will be making a decision soon on the sale of the residential apartments.”

Residents at the development will have access to amenities such as a fitness centre, the UAE’s largest pool deck, cafes and boutiques, a tennis academy and a marina on the Dubai Water Canal.

The Al Habtoor City will be directly connected to the Sheikh Zayed Road (E11) and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road (E311) via a new flyover bridge scheduled for construction, Al Habtoor Group announced in an earlier statement.

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