AMWAJ, OCTA partner on Dubai's first low-rise lagoon-facing luxury residences in Meydan
Dubai-based AMWAJ Development announced a collaboration with OCTA Properties, a leading UAE real estate development management company, for a luxurious new project in Meydan's District 11.
The project will be Dubai's first-ever low-rise, lagoon-facing development, the company said.
The five-floor project will feature one- and two-bedroom apartments.
The exclusive park-facing community will redefine luxury living in Dubai, offering an ultra-rare low-rise experience with unparalleled privacy and sophistication, the company said.
This is the third project to be developed by AMWAJ Development in Meydan, after the successful launches of Starlight Park and The Cube Residences.
Meydan has shown strong price growth and demand in recent years, making it one of the top performers for capital appreciation in the emirate.
Murad Saleh, CEO of AMWAJ Development said: 'Building on our successful track record with Sta r light Park and The Cube Residences, we remain deeply committed to delivering residences of the highest quality.'
Fawaz Sous, CEO of OCTA Properties said the partnership will bring together a shared vision for creating exceptional living spaces and delivering unparalleled value to residents and investors.
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