We are delighted to bring you this fantastic off the plan development direct from the master developer. Humaid Gate Tower is a prestigious freehold tower in Al Humaid City, Ajman. With Completion set for June 2011 and at such an affordable price (Dh 505 per sq.ft. inc parking), we see this as an excellent opportunity for the wise investor.
Humaid Gate Tower is a stylish residential tower positioned directly on the lake, in Humaid City. A quality construction from a quality developer, ample car parking, luxury amenities and its proximity to the many recreational facilities within Humaid City, make Humaid Gate Tower a winning investment in the booming property area of Ajman.
Humaid Gate Tower – Location
Al Humaid City is a completely self-contained city, featuring residential towers, as well as world class medical, educational, hotel and shopping facilities. The master developer is the Abu Dhabi Estate Investment Centre LLC and it is designed and planned by Adnan Saffirini Engineering Consultants.
Humaid Gate Tower – Features and facilities
- No transfer fee
- Excellent payment plan
- No commission payable
- Tower located on the lake front
- Ground Floor + 5 floors of parking
- 25 residential floors
- Health Club and Swimming Pool
- 14 free car park spaces
- 4 x Studios, 8 x one bedroom and 4 x two bedroom apartments
- Located in Humaid City, Ajman Direct from the master developer
If you would like to find out more about the Humaid Gate Tower, or any of our portfolio of commercial property in Ajman, why not visit our main site at www.property-dubai.tv, where we offer a wide range of real estate from throughout the UAE.
Tuesday, 14 October 2008
Full Floor In Ajman - Dh505 per sq ft inc. parking.
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Saturday, 4 October 2008
Dubai property market to continue growth says Dubai Land Department
Contrary to recent reports suggesting a decline in Dubai property prices by 2010, the Dubai Land Department has suggested that the Dubai property market will in fact continue to grow, with the major impact being a minor correction in profits over the next few years.
Dubai's Real Estate Regulatory Authority (Rera) CEO Marwan Bin Galita said: "There will be a correction in some places, but a correction in profit only. Rather than making 20 per cent profit, maybe investors will make five per cent profit. What have they lost?"
Sultan Bin Butti Bin Mejrin, director general of Dubai Land Department (DLD), notwithstanding such negative reports, Dubai's real estate market will remain robust. "In 2007, they said prices would go down. And the recent reports say prices will go down. But I said then it will be a very strong market. And it is," Bin Mejrin said. He said the property market here continues to be healthy with the Land Department registering Dh200 billion in transactions so far.
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