Azizi Wasel

Azizi Wasel is a 118-unit residential tower by Azizi Developments, situated on Dubai Islands and scheduled for completion in June 2027. The building spans one- to four-bedroom apartments and penthouses, currently under construction and available for purchase off-plan.

# The tower and its position on Dubai Islands

Dubai Islands sits off the Deira coastline, a cluster of five man-made islands that have been in active development for several years and are drawing increasing developer interest. The location occupies a distinctive position in Dubai's property map: close enough to the airport and central Deira to feel connected, yet physically separated from the mainland in a way that gives it an island-living character found nowhere else on this side of the city.

Azizi Wasel is a single building within that setting. At 118 units, it is a relatively contained project by Dubai off-plan standards, which tends to translate into a more manageable owners' community post-handover. The architecture follows a contemporary approach: glass-forward façades, clean lines, and layouts designed to draw in natural light and frame water views where aspect permits.

Construction is under way, with handover targeted for June 2027.

# Residences, layouts and scale

The range runs from one-bedroom apartments starting at around 620 sq ft through to a four-bedroom penthouse of nearly 5,847 sq ft. That breadth is notable. The bulk of the inventory sits in the one- and two-bedroom categories, which account for the majority of the 118 units, with one-beds priced broadly from AED 1.69 million and two-beds from approximately AED 2.76 million.

Three-bedroom apartments range from around 1,281 sq ft to larger duplex-style configurations exceeding 2,700 sq ft, with prices spanning AED 3.77 million to AED 9.48 million depending on floor, aspect and layout. The four-bedroom tier includes units from 2,530 sq ft up to the 5,847 sq ft penthouse, priced at AED 13.53 million.

All residences come semi-furnished. Service charges are set at AED 16–18 per sq ft annually.

# A word on the one-bedroom pricing spread

The one-bedroom category shows meaningful price variation across comparable floor plates, with units of broadly similar sizes trading between AED 1.69 million and AED 2.57 million. This reflects differences in floor level, orientation and view corridor rather than any inconsistency in specification. Buyers prepared to analyse the unit mix carefully will find meaningful price differentiation within the same bedroom category.

# Amenities and shared facilities

The building's amenity offering covers most of what a full-time resident or long-term tenant would expect from a mid-to-premium tower. Swimming pools, a gym, spa with steam and sauna, a cinema room, a game room, and a multi-purpose hall are all listed. A kids' play area and retail options within the development round out the practical side.

The cinema room and game room are additions that have become standard fare in newer Dubai towers, though their presence at this scale, 118 units, means they are less likely to feel overcrowded than in larger developments where hundreds of residents share the same facilities.

# Connections to the wider city

Dubai International Airport sits 8.2 km from the project, a proximity that suits frequent travellers and makes short-term rental appeal more defensible. One Deira Mall is 5.3 km away, Burj Nahar Park is 4.8 km, and The Primary Nursery is 4.7 km, relevant for families evaluating the area for full-time residence.

Dubai Islands Beach is 3.3 km from the building. For a waterfront-positioned development, direct beach access at that distance is a factor worth scrutinising before purchase, particularly for buyers who regard beach proximity as central to the proposition.

Downtown Dubai is 19.8 km away. That distance is manageable by car on a good run, but buyers should stress-test the commute during peak hours before committing if a central Dubai workplace is part of the picture.

# Who Azizi Wasel suits, and where it sits in the market

The project's price entry point and location profile point to two distinct buyer types. The first is the investor seeking rental yield from a supply-constrained island address, where the airport proximity and beach-adjacent setting should support occupancy from short-term and corporate tenants alike. The one- and two-bedroom units, priced between AED 1.69 million and roughly AED 3.5 million, sit in a bracket that remains liquid in Dubai's secondary market.

The second is the owner-occupier drawn to island living without the price premium of Palm Jumeirah or the density of Dubai Marina. Dubai Islands is an earlier-stage address, which carries both the upside of buying into an area still building out its infrastructure and the patience required while that infrastructure matures.

Azizi has delivered projects across Dubai, and buyers conducting due diligence should review the developer's completed portfolio alongside this particular scheme's payment plan and escrow arrangements. Completion is set for June 2027, giving the market roughly two years to absorb further supply on the islands before handover arrives.