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Dubai International City
Dubai International City is a vibrant residential development spanning 800 hectares, designed to represent various countries through its unique architectural styles.
Average Price per Sqft
Developed by Nakheel, this community offers affordable living options and a multicultural environment.
Residential Clusters
The community is divided into ten country-themed clusters: China, England, France, Greece, Italy, Morocco, Persia, Russia, Spain, and the Emirates. Each cluster features distinctive architectural designs reflecting the respective country's essence, providing residents with a unique living experience.
Housing Options
International City comprises over 22,000 residences, including spacious studios and one-bedroom apartments. These units are designed to cater to individuals, couples, and small families seeking affordable housing without compromising on quality.
Amenities and Facilities
Residents have access to various amenities, such as lush communal areas, lakes, sports facilities, and efficient community infrastructure. The proximity to Dragon Mart, a large retail complex, offers a wide range of shopping and dining options, enhancing the convenience for those living in the area.
Accessibility
Strategically located in the Al Warsan area, International City is close to key road networks, providing easy access to other parts of Dubai. Its location near Dubai International Airport makes it convenient for frequent travelers and professionals working in and around the airport vicinity.
Real Estate Insights
As of recent data, apartments in International City have sold at an average price of AED 490,000, with prices varying based on unit size, location, and features. The community's affordability and diverse cultural environment make it an attractive option for investors and residents alike.
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