The resort features lagoon-front apartments starting from £85,000 – less than the price of a new Range Rover – plus dancing fountains, sun decks and outdoor cinemas
Househunters wanting to experience permanent holiday vibes can purchase a luxury lagoon-front flat for less than a Range Rover.
Tiger Downtown Ajman in UAE is offering entry-level properties for just £85,000 [420,000 AED] – £15,000 cheaper than the cost of a £100,000 new Range Rover SUV.
The development is amongst numerous innovative projects underway in the region as the nation continues to invest heavily in construction despite the regional crisis.
The £7.3billion luxury destination in Ajman’s Al Alia district will boast an array of resort-style amenities when completed including dancing fountains, sun decks and outdoor cinemas.
To ensure the five million square-metre development feels more like a holiday destination, it provides a waterfront promenade lined with cafes and seating areas, reports the Express.
Joggers can take advantage of extensive running and walking routes winding through parks and alongside the 13,795 square-metre lagoon, while fitness enthusiasts can access pools, gyms and spa-inspired amenities.
Those seeking a more relaxed lifestyle can unwind in pristine parks, lawns and landscaped pathways for picnics and daily outdoor activities.
Parents can allow their children to burn off energy at multiple play areas distributed throughout various zones, instead of just one section.
Those fortunate enough to reside at Tiger Downtown Ajman can also enjoy numerous retail and dining venues incorporated at ground level. The development will feature studios, one, two and three-bedroom apartments, two to four-bedroom duplexes and a limited number of six-bedroom penthouses.
Tiger Properties CEO, Eng. Amer Waleed Al Zaabi commented: “Tiger Downtown Ajman is a large, branded lagoon-front community designed from day one as a lifestyle destination.
“It’s the kind of place where you can finish work, get home and then feel like you’re on holiday without ever leaving your community.”
