Handover of 51-storey Al Fattan towers begins

DUBAI — Amlak Finance PJSC, a leading home finance company announced the completion of the 51-storey Al Fattan Marine Towers, developed Al Fattan Propertie in the Jumeirah Beach Residence zone.

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Published: Sun 19 Feb 2006, 9:55 AM

Last updated: Mon 26 Aug 2024, 12:57 PM

The handing over of the property is now under way.

Amlak Finance, which managed the sales and marketing of the units through its sales centre, offers 90 per cent finance for up to 25 years to customers buying property.


Mohammed Hashimi CEO of Amlak, said Al Fattan Marine Tower's completion and the big customer response was further testimony to Amlak and Al Fattan's core values of exemplary customer service and commitment offered via a competitive range of Islamic home finance.

"We are very proud to have been able to tie up with Al Fattan Properties, a company that has a long track record of excellence. Al Fattan Marine Towers is by far one of the most important luxury projects in Dubai especially since it's the first development in the Jumeirah Beach Resident Zone."

Major General Musabbah Al Fattan said "We are confident that owners of the Al Fattan Marine Towers apartments will find the property worth the buy. With Amlak's viable home financing offer and the luxurious finishing and quality of the property, our customers will surely enjoy the experience of exclusive living."

Al Fattan Marine Towers, located in the heart of Dubai Marina, offers stunning views of the ocean overlooking the Jumeirah Beach strip.

Al Fattan Properties has been active in the property industry for the past 30 years and is involved with some of the best-known addresses in the UAE such as the Oasis Beach Hotel and Al Fattan Plaza.

Amlak provides home finance for several leading property developers in the region and in 2005 it strategically ventured into the property sales and management market whereby they manage and sell properties for private developers.


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