Talia Residences

Talia Residences is a furnished hotel-apartment building by Deyaar, operated under the Millennium Hotels and Resorts flag, situated in Al Furjan on the western edge of Dubai's residential corridor. Scheduled for handover in December 2025, the project is currently 92 per cent complete and is registered with escrow account 001582315639001.

# The building and its position in Al Furjan

Al Furjan occupies the stretch of city between Sheikh Zayed Road and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, a location that has drawn consistent residential investment over the past decade. The district is low-rise by Dubai standards, planned around landscaped internal streets, and increasingly well-served by the metro. Talia Residences is a single tower within that fabric.

Deyaar is a publicly listed developer with a track record across Dubai's mid-to-upper residential segment. The Millennium brand brings an operational layer that distinguishes Talia from a standard residential block: it functions as a managed residence, which has practical implications for both owner-occupiers and investors.

# Residences, specification and furnishing

The apartments are delivered fully furnished, which is a meaningful distinction for buyers acquiring from overseas. Interiors use porcelain flooring throughout, stone or artificial stone countertops, and laminate kitchen cabinetry. Kitchens are fitted with white goods including a stove with oven, dishwasher and refrigerator. Bathrooms are finished in porcelain on both floor and walls.

Smart home technology is integrated across the units. The living areas are designed around larger window openings, which prioritise natural light without sacrificing the sense of enclosure that apartment buyers in this price bracket typically expect.

Specific unit sizes and pricing are not disclosed at this stage, as the project is listed as out of stock.

# Hotel-grade services within a residential setting

The amenity stack at Talia reflects its managed-residence status more than a conventional apartment scheme would. Residents have access to housekeeping, food and beverage room service, laundry and dry-cleaning, and a concierge. That operational layer is provided through the Millennium Hotels infrastructure, which has been present in the UAE since 2001 and runs 48 hotels across the Middle East and Africa.

On the leisure side, the building includes separate outdoor pools for adults and children, a children's play area, sauna and steam rooms, an indoor gymnasium, an outdoor training area, and an F&B outlet on site. The service charge runs at 12 to 15 AED per square foot annually, which is consistent with a managed building of this type.

# Distances that shape daily life in Al Furjan

The Arbor School sits 3.2 kilometres away, making this a credible option for families with school-age children. Zone M Park is 2.1 kilometres out, and The Pavilion Al Furjan, the district's main retail and dining anchor, is 4.3 kilometres away.

Marina Beach is 14.7 kilometres from the building. Downtown Dubai is 35 kilometres, and Dubai International Airport is 45.2 kilometres, both of which are broadly typical for a community positioned on the western residential arc. Al Maktoum International Airport is the more relevant long-term infrastructure story for Al Furjan, though its timeline remains subject to change.

# Who this building is built for

Talia Residences suits a specific buyer profile: international purchasers who want Dubai exposure without the complexity of furnishing and managing a property at a distance. The Millennium operational wrapper handles that entirely. For GCC buyers seeking a pied-à-terre with hotel amenities, or European and Asian investors running the numbers on short-term rental yields in a managed environment, that structure reduces friction considerably.

Al Furjan is not a trophy address in the way that Palm Jumeirah or Downtown Dubai are, but it offers a different calculation: more stable owner-occupier demand, a functioning community, and service charge levels that do not erode returns as aggressively as some higher-profile districts. At 92 per cent construction completion with a December 2025 handover, the remaining delivery risk is limited.