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Dubai is gearing up for a new wave of super-tall towers, with developers aiming to break records and redefine the city's skyline. Several ambitious projects are in the works, promising a mix of residential, hotel, retail, and entertainment spaces. These include the Burj Azizi, a 725-meter-high tower slated for completion by 2028, and the Binghatti project in Business Bay, aiming for a height of 557 meters.
Other notable developments include Downtown Residences by Deyaar, reaching 445 meters, and the Trump International Hotel & Tower, standing at 350 meters. These projects are adding to the already impressive array of high-rises in Dubai, offering a diverse range of options for investors and residents.
These new towers are not just about height; they also represent a shift towards super-premium and luxurious living. The Jumeirah Residences Emirates Towers, for instance, features twin towers with heights exceeding 230 meters, with prices starting at Dh3.5 million for a one-bedroom unit. This trend highlights Dubai's continued focus on attracting high-net-worth individuals and solidifying its position as a global hub for luxury real estate.

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