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Shore At Lunaya Terraces by Zaya in Dubai
Dubai,Jebel Ali
起始价格
阿联酋迪拉姆 (AED) 218万
交付日期
2029年第4季度
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Shore At Lunaya Terraces
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About Shore At Lunaya Terraces
Shore At Lunaya Terraces by Zaya in Dubai is a low‑rise residential project within the Lunaya masterplan. It comprises a collection of apartments organized around open living layouts, generous outdoor terraces and abundant natural light; the architecture is shaped to integrate with landscaping and shared community areas.
The scheme emphasizes landscape-led design, with waterways and lagoons woven through communal spaces, and layouts described as suitable for professionals, couples and families. Positioned along Sheikh Zayed Road, the development is close to emerging waterfront districts and major infrastructure, with project material citing roughly 17 minutes to Expo City, about 20 minutes to Al Maktoum Airport and approximately 28 minutes to Palm Jebel Ali. The proposals aim to link the site’s open spaces into the Green Spine ecological corridor.
Shore At Lunaya Terraces by Zaya in Dubai is a low‑rise residential project within the Lunaya masterplan. It comprises a collection of apartments organized around open living layouts, generous outdoor terraces and abundant natural light; the architecture is shaped to integrate with landscaping and shared community areas.
The scheme emphasizes landscape-led design, with waterways and lagoons woven through communal spaces, and layouts described as suitable for professionals, couples and families. Positioned along Sheikh Zayed Road, the development is close to emerging waterfront districts and major infrastructure, with project material citing roughly 17 minutes to Expo City, about 20 minutes to Al Maktoum Airport and approximately 28 minutes to Palm Jebel Ali. The proposals aim to link the site’s open spaces into the Green Spine ecological corridor.
