Final Phase Of Dubai South Bay Snapped Up In Just Four Hours

Dubai South Properties has announced the sell-out of the final phase of South Bay, a unique development in Dubai South’s Residential District, within four hours of its market launch. This follows the sell-out of all previously launched units across different phases, highlighting the significant demand for properties in the area and the company's strategic project launches.

The new phase included 160 units comprising three- and four-bedroom townhouses, as well as four- and five-bedroom semi-detached villas. Construction contracts for all phases have been awarded, and work is progressing on site. Once complete, South Bay will feature over 800 spacious villas and townhouses, more than 200 luxurious waterfront mansions, a kilometre-long lagoon, and over 3 kilometres of a waterfront promenade with cafes.

South Bay will also offer multiple beaches, a clubhouse, state-of-the-art fitness centres, lush parks, a shopping mall, a renowned spa, kids’ clubs, waterparks, swimming pools, a lake park, and private beaches. These amenities are designed to enrich the lifestyles of future residents and provide a comprehensive living experience.

CEO's Comments

Nabil Al Kindi, CEO of Dubai South Properties, expressed satisfaction with the project's reception. He noted that the sell-out of all units reaffirms its attractiveness to investors and buyers. Al Kindi highlighted Dubai South's strategic location, offerings, and connectivity as key factors in its success.

Future Prospects

Al Kindi also mentioned that Dubai South aligns with the government’s vision of attracting one million inhabitants to the area once Al Maktoum International Airport is complete. The unique projects cater to all customer preferences through premium units that include townhouses, villas, and apartments.

Project Overview

The rapid sell-out of South Bay's final phase underscores the high demand for premium properties in Dubai South. The development's strategic location and comprehensive amenities continue to attract significant interest from investors and buyers alike.

With inputs from WAM