Is Dubai An Investment Target Again?

Is Dubai An Investment Target Again?


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Dubai has been a property investment favourite in the past – and it’s had some investment issues too with over supply.

Those days appear to have gone.

Now R.evolution, an award-winning European luxury developer, has launched its first residential project in the UAE. 

The firm says Eywa is the result of 20 years of experience in creating unique buildings and environments “that promote the well-being of their residents at all levels of perception.”

Eywa’s extraordinary architecture is inspired by the Banyan tree, and a striking aspect of the chosen design concept is the visual Banyan tree façade with roots that are visible from the outside, symbolising the building’s deep connection to nature. From every angle the building’s façade appears to be alive with greenery.

LEED Platinum and WELL Platinum certified, Eywa features a selection of 48 exclusive two to five-bedroom waterfront residences with sizes ranging from 3,064 to 16,256 square feet. 

Sitting on the banks of the Dubai Water Canal in Business Bay, Eywa enjoys a prime location in close proximity to all major facilities and offers a combination of views of the water and Downtown Dubai with the Burj Khalifa.

Each Eywa apartment boasts living areas that include family rooms, front-of-house kitchens, accompanied by service kitchens, while all bedrooms come equipped with walk-through wardrobes and en-suite bathrooms.

Designated areas devoted to shared spaces and amenities offer amenities including a chef’s table, three pools and a library, crystal gardens and state-of-the-art gym, spa, indoor and outdoor cinemas, private waterfalls and pools surrounded by greenery and flowering shrubs and trees on spacious terraces.

Eywa is scheduled for completion in 2026 and you can see more details here: EYWA by R.Evolution.

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