Launch of $200million Eclipse Tower in Dubai Jumeirah Village
AAA Appraisers, yesterday launched the $200million Eclipse Tower in Dubai Jumeirah Village.
The project, which covers a gross built-up area of 350,000 square feet, with an additional 55,000 square feet of retail space, will also feature a sky golf course.
"This is a record of sorts. Dubai has never experienced a sky golf course, featuring bunkers, water hazards and pioneering water management system that maintains the golf course with minimal wastage of water.
The project also introduces another new concept in Dubai, wherein, the moment investors buy an office in the tower, they will be able to move into a fully furnished office. In the normal course projects, on the other hand, businesses will have to wait for two to three years before the keys of their office are handed over.
Featuring high standard modern amenities that promote both convenient and professional business standards, it also includes options for relaxation after the hectic working hours. The officer offer stunning views of the canal within the Jumeirah Village South, while the five high-speed elevators carry employees to their respective offices in a fast and comfortable manner. The golf course in the tower is the first-of-its-kind to be built in a commercial office tower in Dubai, which offers clients and businessmen a unique working environment.
Ideally located amongst the major roads in Dubai - the emirates road and Al Khail Road, the commuters no doubt will be benefited from the new metro too, which links the Dubai International Airport to its new residential development. The prime location is sure to attract foreign investors who further promote the growth of Dubai's currently blossoming economy.
Construction of the project is likely to commence by end of September 2008, and will be complete by end of 2010.
The sales of the tower will be launched within the next few months at the rate of Dh.1600 per square foot.
The Eclipse Tower, has already received approval from Dubai's RERA (Real Estate Regulatory Authority) and has an escrow account with Emirates Islamic Bank.
