Palace Residences 1
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Details
Title :
Palace Residences 1
Type :
Free Hold
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Completion Status :
Near Completion
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Master Development :
Palace Residences
Developer :
Emaar Properties
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Number Of Floor :
44
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Status Percentage :
82
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Registration Date :
07-Jan-2019
Construction Started Date :
24-Jul-2019
Anticipated Completion Date :
31-Dec-2022
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Description
Palace Residences:
- A multi-building complex called Palace Residences is now being built on Creek Island in Dubai Creek Harbour, The Lagoons.
- Palace Residences Building 1 and Palace Residences Building 2 are the two separate towers that make up the development.
- Through its subsidiary, The Lagoons Phase One, Emaar Properties is developing the property.
- Al Shafar General Contractors is handling the majority of the construction work.
Amenities
- A 24-hour concierge service
- Gym
- Infinity pool
- Conference spaces
- Spa
- Valet parking services
More details
The Palace Hotel and the Palace Residences, two modern 44-story skyscrapers rising over Creek Canal and Creek Beach, are part of the property. 587 branded one-, two-, three-, and four-bedroom apartments are housed at The Residences, all of which have direct access to the nearby Palace Hotel. There are 121 keys to the elegant boutique hotel.
A unique bar and grill, all-day dining, and on-demand 5-star hotel service are available to residents and hotel guests. Palace On the southern end of Creek Island, Dubai, there is a harbor called Dubai Creek Harbour. The island, which is located within the creek and about 2.5 kilometers from the mangroves of the Ras Al Khor bird sanctuary, is connected to the mainland by two vehicle bridges and one pedestrian bridge and is divided from it by a canal that is about 100 meters wide.