A selection of studio and 1 bedroom apartments have just been released for this exclusive waterside residency complete with a lengthy payment plan. Call a member of the sales team on 08700 992 400 or +44 161 831 799 for the latest availability.
Friday, 19 September 2008
Homes International New Launch in Al Marjan Island
A selection of studio and 1 bedroom apartments have just been released for this exclusive waterside residency complete with a lengthy payment plan. Call a member of the sales team on 08700 992 400 or +44 161 831 799 for the latest availability.
Homes International Launch Cape Citadel in The Highly Exclusive Sahl Hasheesh
Majestic Luxury Emerging as a castle from underneath the sea, the centrepiece of Cape Citadel 
is the Citadel Azur Hotel. Designed by architect Amr El-Alfy, this hotel is a step apart from any other development on the Red Sea. A massive lobby with raised ceilings, a main restaurant with bay windows overlooking the sea, and an unmatched level of quality are just some of the characteristics of this pearl on the bay.
A glance out the lobby windows will take your breath away as you are welcomed by panoramic views of the sea overlooking a pristine marina and a perfectly tailored beach. Take a relaxing walk along the beach promenade or relax by one of the hotel’s many pools, all of which have perfect views of the nearby sea.
is the Citadel Azur Hotel. Designed by architect Amr El-Alfy, this hotel is a step apart from any other development on the Red Sea. A massive lobby with raised ceilings, a main restaurant with bay windows overlooking the sea, and an unmatched level of quality are just some of the characteristics of this pearl on the bay.A glance out the lobby windows will take your breath away as you are welcomed by panoramic views of the sea overlooking a pristine marina and a perfectly tailored beach. Take a relaxing walk along the beach promenade or relax by one of the hotel’s many pools, all of which have perfect views of the nearby sea.
Amenities
As a resident of Cape Citadel, you have complete and unrestricted access to all amenities of the Citadel Azur Hotel, connected together by a shared transportation system.
Marina
Surrounded by the Citadel Azur Hotel, a world-class international marina offers all the services demanded by the most discerning customers and provides an outlet to Sahl Hasheesh’s greatest asset: the sea.
Dubai Metro to be Extended into Ajman?
Proposals to extend the Dubai Metro to neighbouring Ajman are currently being discussed. The plans, still in the early stages, would be welcome news for investors who own properties in Ajman.
According to the proposal, the metro will pass through Emirates Road to Al Corniche in Ajman. From there it will go to Al Zawra and then onto new investment areas currently under development.
Sheikh Rashid bin Humaid Al Nuaimi, Chairman of Ajman Municipality and Planning Department has stressed that the proposal is only in discussion stage and many considerations still have to be made before anything is finalised.
Investors looking to buy Ajman property will be following the discussions with interest, as any extension announcement is certain to push up the value of off-plan properties in Ajman.
Zuber Mohsan, CEO for a Dubai-based property company commented: "Infrastructure plays a crucial role in any developing area and if these proposals to extend the Dubai Metro to Ajman come to fruition, then existing investors will certainly reap the benefits as prices for off-plan properties in Ajman will rocket."
"Prices of property in Ajman are currently a third of what they are in Dubai, and with industry experts already predicting an increase in Ajman property prices of up to 100% within the 12 months, any definite announcement of a Metro extension for Ajman will certainly fuel further growth," added Mohsan.
Construction of the Dubai Metro system is well underway with the first line (Red Line) due to open in September 2009 and the entire system scheduled to be fully operational by 2012. British-based international services company Serco, who also run the DLR in London, will operate and maintain services, including trains, tracks, stations and associated facilities in a contract said to be worth 500m over 12 years.
Up to 600,000 passenger journeys per day are forecast by the Dubai RTA, with extensive park-and-ride facilities to encourage car users on to the trains. The first of 87 five-car metro trains, built by Kinkisharyo, of Japan, was delivered in March and has already been tested up to 92 kmh (57 mph).
The Red Line will immediately achieve another Dubai 'first' - becoming the largest, driverless automated metro system in the world.
According to the proposal, the metro will pass through Emirates Road to Al Corniche in Ajman. From there it will go to Al Zawra and then onto new investment areas currently under development.
Sheikh Rashid bin Humaid Al Nuaimi, Chairman of Ajman Municipality and Planning Department has stressed that the proposal is only in discussion stage and many considerations still have to be made before anything is finalised.
Investors looking to buy Ajman property will be following the discussions with interest, as any extension announcement is certain to push up the value of off-plan properties in Ajman.
Zuber Mohsan, CEO for a Dubai-based property company commented: "Infrastructure plays a crucial role in any developing area and if these proposals to extend the Dubai Metro to Ajman come to fruition, then existing investors will certainly reap the benefits as prices for off-plan properties in Ajman will rocket."
"Prices of property in Ajman are currently a third of what they are in Dubai, and with industry experts already predicting an increase in Ajman property prices of up to 100% within the 12 months, any definite announcement of a Metro extension for Ajman will certainly fuel further growth," added Mohsan.
Construction of the Dubai Metro system is well underway with the first line (Red Line) due to open in September 2009 and the entire system scheduled to be fully operational by 2012. British-based international services company Serco, who also run the DLR in London, will operate and maintain services, including trains, tracks, stations and associated facilities in a contract said to be worth 500m over 12 years.
Up to 600,000 passenger journeys per day are forecast by the Dubai RTA, with extensive park-and-ride facilities to encourage car users on to the trains. The first of 87 five-car metro trains, built by Kinkisharyo, of Japan, was delivered in March and has already been tested up to 92 kmh (57 mph).
The Red Line will immediately achieve another Dubai 'first' - becoming the largest, driverless automated metro system in the world.
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