Building For Sale Al Zahra Liwan 2, Dubai Land, Dubai

When you stand outside Al Zahra in Liwan 2, honestly it feels like one of those rare places where everything works together quietly. Nothing flashy and no overwhelming signs, just a proper residential building right in the middle of DubaiLand that sort of fits into its neighbourhood. I remember waiting there in the late morning and hearing a few conversations drifting down from balconies, someone coming out for a delivery, the low hum of daily life. You notice things like the way each apartment has its own dedicated parking spot, which might sound small but when evenings get busy or when kids are coming home from school, it really matters. 

The thing about Al Zahra is, it is a building you would walk past day after day and think, yes, people actually live good lives here. The place is fully tenanted right now, which just tells its own story. Investors know the value of places where tenants want to stay. The whole place has always had strong rental demand, honestly, I think it is because of how close everything is. You will see GEMS First Point School just down the road, almost close enough to walk if you do not mind the morning sun. Lycée Français International Georges Pompidou is just around the corner. The new Silicon Oasis Metro station, which is still coming, is almost within sight. Once the Blue Line opens, you will probably see the community starting to buzz even more. 

I get asked about location almost every time I show someone this property, so here is what you will want to know. Getting around is pretty easy from Liwan 2. It is about two minutes to the Metro, well, when it is finished, and that is a real game changer for people who do not drive or want another option. Downtown Dubai is not far at all, maybe twenty minutes and if you are heading to Palm Jumeirah it takes about twenty five. When you get to that part of town, the city looks totally different. Airports are manageable too, whether you are flying from DXB or the newer Al Maktoum International. Both are thirty minutes or less, even with traffic. 

About the inside, there are sixteen one bedroom apartments in the building. I have walked through most of them and what stands out is just how real these homes feel. Kitchens are set up so you can actually cook, not just reheat something quick. There is plenty of light inside but not so much that you are startled in the mornings when you open your curtains. The corridors are wide enough that you don't squeeze past your neighbor awkwardly in the evening. Add to that, each apartment has parking available so you do not end up circling down the block when all you want is to get home. Some evenings you get this gentle hum from the courtyard, maybe a bit of music or laughter, nothing too loud. 

What most investors mention is the return. The ROI right now is seven percent. Usually, when you see a number like that, you wonder if there is a catch but it is pretty consistent here. Rent renewals have seen nice bumps every year, and honestly, you can sense the stability in how often people move out, which is not all that often. This part of Dubai is growing, new families moving in, new restaurants popping up, and you still get a quiet air about the place. The community is still young but the feeling you get is, this is a place with a future.

You could spend all day reading about location, rental yields, future metro lines. But the real thing is, when you walk in and sit by a window for a bit, you understand why people want to stay. If you are thinking of steady income with long term growth and a sense of real community, it is worth a look.

The only way to know if it feels right is just to come and see it. If you have questions or want to walk through the property, reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty.com, we just want your next investment to feel like the right one.