Home UAE Dubai Roya Lifestyle Developments forays into Dubai’s property market The property developer aims to redefine contemporary living by offering unparalleled luxury in the heart of the city by Gulf Business August 16, 2023 Image courtesy: Supplied Roya Lifestyle Developments, a luxury real estate development company, has forayed into Dubai’s real estate market with a vision to reimagine opulence. The property developer aims to redefine contemporary living by offering unparalleled luxury in the heart of the city, a statement said. The company values balancing modern advancements in architecture and technology with elegance to create opulent residences. Meaning “vision” in Arabic, Roya takes a visionary approach to harmonious living combining classic sophistication with contemporary facilities, the statement added. Roya’s inaugural project The brand’s inaugural project – SLS Residences at Palm Jumeirah, is set to open in 2026. The company’s partnership with Ennismore, a lifestyle hospitality company, will result in residences that offer a lifestyle experience coupled with a playful ambience, culinary artistry, theatrical interiors, subversive design touches and unexpected indulgences. With a focus on prime locations, meticulous design and construction, Roya’s vision is to offer properties that features views and upscale amenities. The proximity of locations to vibrant urban centres or serene natural surroundings, not only enhances the allure of its developments but also plays a pivotal role in elevating the long-term value of the properties. Roya Lifestyle Developments is dedicated to redefining industry standards by emphasising innovation, design and a commitment to quality. Read: Dubai real estate market is world’s busiest for luxury properties over $10m Tags Dubai Palm Jumeirah Real Estate Roya Lifestyle Developments 0 Comments You might also like How REITs are unlocking the potential of UAE real estate RTA to construct 762 bus shelters in key Dubai areas by 2025 Dubai approves Dhs152m bonus for government employees Strong cash flows for UAE stocks in Christmas Day trade