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Dubai: Dh2-billion project with d3's first residential community to be completed by 2027

Dubai: Dh2-billion project with d3's first residential community to be completed by 2027

Khaleej Times11-03-2025

Meraas, a member of Dubai Holding Real Estate, awarded a contract worth over Dh2 billion to Arabian Construction Company LLC for the construction of Design Quarter at d3, which includes the first residential community within Dubai Design District (d3), a global creative and design ecosystem.
Scheduled for completion by mid-2027, the Design Quarter at d3 comprises a collection of 558 apartments. These are spread across three buildings – one low-rise and two towering skyscrapers – nestled within a landscaped podium.
This elevated podium serves as a communal area, linking the residential towers to form a social hub for the residents. This will include co-working spaces, an indoor-outdoor gym, pool facilities, barbecue areas and fun-filled zones for children's activities.
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