Wasl 1 Park Views Residences Tower B

Tower B of Wasl 1 Park Views Residences sits within Al Kifaf, one of central Dubai's quieter residential pockets, and is being delivered by Wasl Asset Management Group as a mid-to-high-rise apartment building scheduled for handover in March 2027. The tower is currently under construction and carries a semi-furnished specification.

# The tower's position within Al Kifaf and Zabeel Park

Al Kifaf occupies a rare position in Dubai's urban geography: close enough to the density of Sheikh Zayed Road and downtown to feel genuinely central, yet oriented towards Zabeel Park rather than a commercial corridor. That orientation defines Tower B. The building's aspect draws on the park's green expanse, which at roughly 47 hectares is one of the largest urban parks in the emirate.

Wasl, the asset management arm of the Dubai government, has developed a pair of towers here. Tower B is the second. At nearly 91 per cent construction progress as of current reporting, the structure is effectively complete in form, with interior fit-out the remaining variable before the Q1 2027 delivery date.

# Residences, layouts and interior specification

The developer's original materials describe a range spanning one- to four-bedroom apartments, each with a private balcony or terrace facing the park. Interiors combine wood panelling, brushed stainless steel detailing and marble finishes. Kitchens are fitted and equipped. The semi-furnished designation means fixtures and fittings are included, though loose furniture is not.

Specific square footage figures are not currently published for Tower B. Buyers conducting a feasibility assessment should request floor plans directly, particularly given the service charge of 18 AED per square foot, which is worth factoring into yield calculations for anyone considering buy-to-let.

# On-site amenities

The amenity package covers the standard bases for a Dubai residential tower in this segment. There is a swimming pool, a gym, a barbeque area, a splash pad and a dedicated children's play zone. Retail outlets are included within the development.

The list is functional rather than resort-style. JRE notes the absence of co-working spaces or a concierge layer, which some comparable towers in the district now offer as standard. For owner-occupier families, the children's facilities and outdoor dining infrastructure carry more weight than for single buyers or investors.

# Location: what Al Kifaf actually connects to

Al Kifaf sits between Sheikh Zayed Road to the west and Oud Metha to the east, which places it within a short drive of DIFC, the Dubai World Trade Centre and Downtown Dubai. The area has access to the Al Kifaf metro station on the Red Line, a practical consideration for residents who do not rely solely on cars.

Zabeel Park itself contains a technology and culture district, along with the Dubai Frame, which opened in 2018. Day-to-day retail and dining are accessible via nearby Karama and the Trade Centre precinct.

# Who Tower B suits, and where it sits in the current market

Tower B is now sold out, which limits its relevance to buyers seeking original developer pricing. The remaining opportunity is resale, where units may appear as early investors look to exit ahead of or shortly after the 2027 handover.

For international buyers, the project's appeal rests on its park-facing position, its government-backed developer, and its location in a district that has not attracted the same speculative volume as Business Bay or Dubai Marina. That relative restraint in investor activity tends to translate into more stable secondary pricing. Buyers from the UK, Europe and Asia looking for a long-hold residential asset in a central, low-noise neighbourhood have fewer options of this character than the broader market might suggest.