Dubai's Deyaar sells IMPZ units for $100,000

By CW staff

Tuesday, 22 January 2013 4:33 PM

Developer Deyaar has begun a sale of units at its Oakwood Residency project within Dubai's International Media Production Zone.

Oakwood Residency is a tower unit within the scheme, containing 344 residential units - 310 one-bed and 24 two-bed apartments.

The company said that sales of its one-bed apartments would start at US$106,177 (AED390,000) and that apartments could be secured with a deposit of 20 percent.

The tower contains a health club, swimming pool, roof gardens and underground parking.

“We are delighted to extend this special offer to our customers, who can take advantage of the exceptional affordable prices,” said Deyaar CEO Saeed Al Qatami.

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