- Sky Residences is part of three distinct clusters of apartments within Expo Central.
- The development, with a price starting from Dh1.79 million, will be ready for handover in Q3 2026.
- Ahmed Al Khatib, emphasizes the project's commitment to convenience and eco-conscious living.
Sky Residences marks the initiation of the second phase of Expo Central, following the success of Mangrove Residences. The development, with a price starting from Dh1.79 million, will be ready for handover in Q3 2026.
Ahmed Al Khatib's statement regarding the project:
Ahmed Al Khatib, Chief Development and Delivery Officer, Expo City Dubai, said: “Our latest residential project, Sky Residences blends convenience and eco-conscious living, with all essential amenities and attractions within easy walking distance, creating a flourishing urban community committed to the well-being of its residents and the preservation of our environment.”“Today’s announcement is an important step in Expo City’s evolution into a sustainable city of the future and a place to live, work and play, cementing our status as a cornerstone of Dubai’s 2040 Dubai Urban Master Plan and boosting the emirate’s continued development as a leading hub for people and businesses from around the world.”
Sky Residences, situated just steps away from the surreal water feature, seamlessly blends cutting-edge technology with a tranquil living environment. The allure is enhanced by lush podium gardens, sky terraces, and a variety of city-wide mobility options, providing residents with easy access to every corner of the city.
Expo City, a burgeoning hub for business, innovation, culture, and entertainment, as well as a go-to destination for globally significant events, is rapidly establishing itself as a premier location for both short-term visitors and long-term residents. In the previous year, it introduced Mangrove Residences, three towers offering breathtaking views of Al Wasl Plaza and Jubilee Park, with units selling out swiftly.
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