7 Seasons

7 Seasons is a completed residential building by Dugasta, located in Dubai International City, offering 34 apartments across studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom configurations at prices from AED 889,538 to AED 2,467,178.

# The building and its position in International City

Dubai International City occupies the Al Warsan corridor, east of the city centre and anchored by two major arterials: Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road and Dubai-Al Ain Road. It is a district built around density and affordability, attracting a resident population of working professionals, young families and expatriates who prioritise value and practical connectivity over proximity to the marina or downtown address.

7 Seasons is a single building. Thirty-four units across the project gives it a boutique scale by the standards of a district where mid-rise blocks frequently run to several hundred apartments. That compression shapes the experience: smaller resident pools, fewer shared surfaces, less transient foot traffic through common areas.

The building is complete. There is no construction timeline to monitor, no handover uncertainty, and no off-plan premium on a future that may shift.

# Residences: layouts, sizing and specification

Studios range from approximately 490 to 700 square feet, spanning several distinct footprints within that band. The variation is meaningful: a 700-square-foot studio is a workable primary residence, not simply an investment shell.

One-bedroom units cover a wider spread, from around 731 square feet to 1,395 square feet. At the upper end of that range, the layouts approach the floor area of a modest two-bedroom apartment in many Dubai submarkets, which makes them relevant to single occupants or couples who want the option of a dedicated home office or guest space.

Two-bedroom apartments run from roughly 1,254 square feet to 1,762 square feet. The top of that range, priced at AED 2,467,178, represents the largest and most expensive unit in the building by a clear margin.

Kitchens come fitted. Other rooms are delivered unfurnished, which allows buyers to specify finishes and furniture without paying for an interior package they did not select. Service charges are set at AED 11 to 13 per square foot annually, which falls within the standard band for mid-market buildings in this part of the city.

# On-site amenities

The building includes a gym, a swimming pool, a BBQ area and a children's play area. These four facilities cover the practical baseline for a residential building of this scale: fitness, outdoor relaxation, social cooking and family use.

No additional amenities are listed, and the building makes no claim to hotel-style programming or concierge services. For buyers who prefer a straightforward residential environment over a managed lifestyle product, that restraint is a practical positive.

# Location: distances and daily logistics

Humpty Dumpty Kids Nursery sits 750 metres from the building, relevant to families with young children. Cedre Shopping Centre, the primary retail destination in the broader area, is 9.5 kilometres away.

Dubai International Airport is 18.2 kilometres out, a reasonable commute for frequent travellers and a structural advantage for buy-to-let investors targeting airline crew and aviation professionals, who concentrate in this corridor. Downtown Dubai sits at 21.2 kilometres; Jumeirah Beach at 23.8 kilometres. Neither is a short trip by Dubai standards, and buyers should approach International City with realistic expectations about cross-city travel times during peak hours.

# Who this building suits, and where it sits in the Dubai market

At AED 889,538 on entry, 7 Seasons occupies the accessible end of Dubai's freehold apartment market, a segment that has attracted consistent rental demand from the city's large mid-income expatriate workforce. Gross yields in International City have historically run above the city-wide average, partly because purchase prices remain relatively contained against rental rates in the district.

For investors, the combination of completed status, modest service charges and a small unit count reduces operational complexity. For owner-occupiers priced out of more central districts, the building offers liveable floor areas at prices that remain below the AED 1 million threshold for several studio and entry-level one-bedroom options. It is not a trophy address, and it does not present itself as one. What it offers instead is a practical, already-built product in a district with established infrastructure and predictable running costs.