With Downtown Dubai hosting over 60 million visitors to become the world’s most visited destination, the new dedicated serviced residences are a distinctive investment opportunity, billed to be a home for the city’s residents and a second home for tourists from around the world, who wish for short or long stays in Dubai, said a statement from Emaar.

 

Residents become part of one of the most vibrant lifestyle communities, described as ‘The Centre of Now,’ with an array of choices spanning retail, leisure and hospitality in close proximity, it stated. 

 

Offering an unparalleled lifestyle choice, The Address Residence Fountain Views is a 55-level dedicated serviced residences development in Downtown Dubai, the most prestigious square kilometre on earth, said a senior official.  

 

An integral part of the expansion of The Dubai Mall, The Address Residence Fountain Views is directly linked to the world’s largest shopping and entertainment destination, with all residences also opening to spectacular views of Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building, and The Dubai Fountain, the world’s tallest performing fountain. 

 

With only 280 residences, all to be serviced by the professional team of The Address Hotels + Resorts, the newest lifestyle development in Downtown Dubai offers investors the choice of spacious 1, 2, 3-bedroom, and 4-bedroom apartments.

 

Ahmad Al Matrooshi, the managing director, Emaar Properties, said: "As the world’s most visited tourism, shopping and lifestyle destination, Downtown Dubai is today the connoisseur’s choice for premium homes in Dubai. Today, the city has established its clear lead as a business and tourism hub recording significant growth in passenger arrivals, tourist numbers and the duration of stay of guests."

 

"With the launch of The Address Residence Fountain Views, Emaar’s first exclusive serviced residences’ development in Downtown Dubai, we are offering the city’s residents and visitors the choice of being part of one of the the world’s most dynamic communities," he added.-TradeArabia News Service